INDIAN DOMINION

Release of Indian Dominion on Completion of Twenty Two Years Noida: Print media is the mother of all the mediums. When it gets printed it makes the part of the history of the country. I congratulate Asmi Raza for putting his heart and soul in maintaining the standard of Indian Dominion for Twenty Two years in publishing and edit this beautiful magazine” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studio at a grand function on the release of new issue of the magazine.“I am indebted to friends like Sandeep Marwah for supporting morally and spiritually the magazine for all these years that we could bring the magazine to National standard. Hard work and perseverance pays in life,” said Asmin Raza the publisher and editor of Indian Dominion.“The magazine must contain glamour and it comes from authentic and colorful pictures. We are ready to contribute to high profiled pictures to the magazine,” suggested Arun Anand head of Still Photography department of AAFT.“Environment and climate

INDIAN DOMINION_December, 2015 Issue

Time to link jobs with Economic Expansion As many as five million jobs were lost between 2004-05 and 2009-10, paradoxically during the time when India witnessed the highest and consistent eight per cent growth in its economy, throwing a big question whether growth should be linked to employment generation, an ASSOCHAM study has said. On the one hand, about 13 million youth are entering the labour force every year , on the other hand, the gap for the employment and growth got only widened during the period of study which noted  that over-emphasis on services and neglect of the manufacturing were mainly responsible for this “jobless growth” phenomenon. The Indian economy  went through a period of “jobless growth” when five  million jobs were lost between 2004-05 and 2009-10 while the economy was growing at an impressive  rate of more than eight per cent annually. According to the Census India data, the number of people seeking jobs grew annually at 2.23 per cent between 2001 and

SPECIAL ISSUE OF INDIAN DOMINION MARCH, 2014

Need for ZERO tolerance to fraud and misconduct  Corruption, Bribery and Corporate Frauds’ have emerged as the No. 1 risk affecting corporate India, primarily due to the unravelling of scams and frauds in both public and private sectors, according to the India Risk Survey 2014. It ranked at No. 4 in the last 2013 survey. In an era rife with globalization, transparent business practices and zero tolerance to fraud and misconduct are key concerns for companies doing business in India. The global risk scenario will continue to change, becoming increasingly complicated due to the growing interdependence of different industries and processes across markets and regions. Risk management is thus not a choice but a necessity for corporations the world over. An effective risk management denotes identifying potential risks based on reliable business intelligence. The survey results of 2014 indicate a conspicuous shift of top risks towards strategic risks as compared to operational issues. As