Nandan Nilekani is not an elected representative… Former Infosys Boss Nandan Nilekani is not an elected representative of the people as Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Sam Pitroda and other extra constitutional Extraterrestrial policy makers are not public servants who should be responsible to the parliament as the Prime Minister and the cabinet happen to be.But Nandan Nilekani, who represents India Inc and specifically IT sector, has been elevated to the rank of a cabinet minister and his corporate project UID has been made mandatory to sustain citizenship,civic and human rights.Every service is digital and it benefits IT companies specifically Infosys.Technology has become an extraordinary tool of surveillance as well as unprecedented and non challenged scam format as Two G spectrum and Radia tapes showcased in many ways. Thus, Digital Biometric Business IT Boom Boom thanks to Prismic UID!Unconstitutional,illegal NATO plan US.Nilekani dares to declare to sustain this anti People ethnic cleansing agenda despite supreme court`s order. Contempt of court and violation of human rights amount for boom boom Infosys! Even after the whole world unitedly standing in protest to US PRISM, no Indian entity is questioning the validity of the illegal NATO UID Plan to kill citizen sovereignty! Mind you,it is bloody greater scam than coalgate and Two G spectrum not to mention the minor fodder scam for which the OBC leader Lalu Prasad Yadab has been shunted to jail. That is why, countrys top four IT companies -- TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Technologies -- have seen their combined cash chest swell to a whopping $9 billion (Rs. 56,000 crore) as their businesses continue to generate profitable growth despite turbulent macroeconomic scenario.This marks an increase of about $1 billion since the beginning of current fiscal in the four companies cumulative cash position, which includes cash, cash equivalents, bank deposits and disposable financial investments. The combined cash position of these companies stood at about $8 billion at the start of 2013-14 financial year. Individually, Tata groups IT arm, N Chandrasekaran-led TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) reported total cash and cash equivalents of $1.22 billion as on September 30, 2013. Its closest rival, N R N Murthy-led Infosys also saw its cash balance stand at $4.31 billion at the end of September 30, 2013. Significantly, Infosys accounts for nearly half of the total $9 billion cash chest of the four IT giants. Azim Premji-led Wipro, which continued to post slowest sequential growth in revenues in the quarter ended September 30 among the four companies, reported a cash chest of $2.5 billion. HCL Technologies, the countrys fourth largest IT firm, ended September quarter with cash and cash equivalents, (including deposits) of $979 million. Amid expectations that the growing cash position of these companies would be deployed into purposes aimed at generating additional shareholder wealth, all the four companies have seen robust rallies in their respective share prices. TCS, which commands nearly Rs. 4 lakh crore market value, has seen its stock rise from Rs. 1,500 levels to over Rs. 2,000 range so far in the current fiscal. Infosys, which has seen a kind of exodus of senior executives in recent months, has also performed strongly in the stock market since Murthys return and the shares have risen from Rs. 2,900 level to above Rs. 3,400 now. Wipros share price has surged from Rs. 440 level to about Rs. 480 at present; while HCL Technologies saw its shares soar from Rs. 800 range to Rs. 1,100 now. ( Courtesy :- Palash Biswas.)
Posted on: Tue, 29 Oct 2013 11:17:34 +0000
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