Surya Prakash Jayanti

Hope everybody is doing well with their deeds. I guess this would be my last blog of the year. I don't want to write about what I gained or what I lost in 2010. I don't either want to talk about 2011. But I can tell you I am short of my goals. Take a break, chill out, life is long. OK, thank you all for reading through my blogs. I will try to spend more time at blogging next year. Next year I will have some surprise (its all about blogging) for my readers. I am working on it, but no results yet. Lets hope things workout my way and I will continue enjoying blogging. Happy New Year 2011 to my lovely readers !!!

This is an excerpt from Vivek Wadhwa's article in business week. Some key facts are as below. In 20 years Indian IT industry grown up to $73 Billion. Regular growth 15%, growth during recession 6%. In 1990 it started with low level IT work and Y2k remediation. In 2000's they started R&D. around $10 Billion is production from R&D from India. Now the IT workers have around 10 Years of experience.They are becoming entrepreneurs. Average age of entrepreneurs in America is 39. 500,000 engineers come out of colleges in India. Fastest going mobile market in the world with 20 million new subscribers every month. Read the full story here. http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/dec2010/tc2010128_116888.htm

Somethings are not for sale. Believe me, thats true. Groupon said NO to Google $6 Billion deal. Yahoo said NO to Microsoft double the current value of Yahoo offer. So my friend what I want to say is, somethings are not for sale. You can not turn down the aspirations of people. Just you have the power doesn't mean, I have to obey - Famous quote, doesn't remember the author. If you are working for your aspirations and passion, you will be satisfied even if you are a failure. There is a dialog in a Hindi Movie - 3 Idiots. Madhavan (actor)  tells his father. If you want me to become Engineer I might become 3rd grade Engineer. If you let me do Photography which I am interested, I will be at least 2nd grade photographer with satisfaction. Most of the startups I read about they have a sale figure in mind. They start with selling price as destination. Some they tend to become the companies people respect for ever. It all depends on people around you in the board as well. So As fa