" Do you think that 2G scam has put all other scams to shame as was stated by Supreme Court "

Keep your comments upto 350 words or less and the deadline is Sunday, 5 December, 23:59:59

Corruption- An important lubricator in our Social Machinery

Profiting from poverty...

"An Initial Public offer(IPO) by SKS Microfinance Ltd. is likely to set the stage for more such offers in the world's largest microlending market, but it has also sparked the debate on the ethics of profiting from the poor.IPO has been expected to raise around $250-$350 million for SKS and private equity. It has drawn keen intrest from countries like Bangladesh, Mexico and South America but on the other hand Microfinance pioneer and Nobel Laureate, Dr. Mohd. Yunus had raised several concerns over the IPO. Many more Microfinance Instituitions(MFIs) will be following the same trend. So what is your opinion about this trend?.."

Answer should be within the limit of 350 words.send your opinions before 24th october,23:59:59, and give your voice a platform at Iopine.

Ayodhya - An End or A New Beginning

"Ayodhya verdict is finally out (Ah!!!! what a relief)....... All the parties got 1/3rd of the land.... good job NCP, you really twisted the jurisdiction arm well.... But we ask you (future managers, generation next, hope of our country), does it or rather should it really affect us. Do we really care whether a temple is build or a mosque? How does this decision effect you and me?"

Answer should be within the limit of 350 words. Send you opinions before 17th October, 23:59:59, and give your voice a platform at iOpine.

The Cairn India - vedanta deal

This week's topic is an invitation to all of you to give your take on the Cairn - Vedanta deal and its various economic and political implications. Yo may also comment upon the impact of a deal of such magnitude on the Energy sector as a whole, and the future of Energy Exploration and Production in India.

As always, the only constraints that you face are the word limit of 350 words and time limit till 5th September, 2010 23:59:59.

Life is a Lemon, and I want my money back!!!

This week at iOpine, we invite your comments on the abstract topic given in the title. Utilize this opportunity to showcase your creativity to one and all. The deadline for submission of comments is August 29, 2010 at 23:59:59.

Commonwealth Games: the biggest Event Management Disaster of all time?

The Commonwealth games, 2010 were supposed to be the occasion for India to showcase its ever growing stature amongst the world's elite economies. These Games were to bear testimony to the belief that India has the capability to host sporting events of mammoth proportions with consummate ease. The task in front of us was clear cut: to be at least equal to, if not better than, Beijing 2008.

Currently, the Games are facing a crisis. There are allegations of massive corruption and favoritism on the organizers. The general public is appalled at the situation, while politicians are using this fiasco to corner the UPA. Amidst all this the nation's pride suffers.

What really went wrong with the Commonwealth Games 2010? Is it just poor planning and rampant corruption, or is it a mirror of the Indian Laissez Faire attitude towards things? Answer in less than 350 words, before 22nd August, 23:59:59, and give your voice a platform at iOpine.

The last roar of the Gujarat Lion?

Gujarat CM Narendra Modi termed the CBI demand for shifting the Sohrabuddin case out of the state an insult to Gujarat's judicial system that "will not be tolerated any longer". He alleged that the Centre was treating Gujarat as an enemy territory and not as a part of the Indian Union. At the same time he is trying to save his reputation, when Congress is pointing fingers at him for the whole fiasco.

Is this the last arrow from the CM to save his political dominance? Is this the beginning of the end of a great political era, which might change the face of Gujarat’s politics?

How deep could this Double Dip be?

The global economy is not out of the woods yet. A precarious situation looms large over the fragile recovery that we see. Unwieldy government deficit, demanding tax regimes, circumspect consumer demand and a feeble job market could contrive to create the perfect storm – double dip recession. This is an economic jargon, which means an economic downturn that apparently ends with a period of economic growth, but in reality gives rise to another, possibly bigger, dip.

What will the consequences be for the global recovery in case a double- dip recession occurs?

How will countries like India and China react to this threat?

Is this term for real or just a figment of the economists’ imagination?

Think and think hard, and post your reply on this site in less than 250 words. The last date for entries is Sunday 1st August, 2010 till 23:59:59 PM. The best two entries as selected by the judges stand to win certificates.

Economy with Humpty & Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty got off the wall,

Humpty Dumpty went to play ball,

The Maharanis courtiers and Yuvraj's men,

Said they'd not mess with fuel price again !

The opposition rioted; called a 'Bandh' for all,

But the silliness stopped when FM stood tall,

Whither other subsidies?

What about reforms?

Has Humpty Dumpty reverted to norm?

One does not know; One never will,

Is Humpty back on his fence?

Content to be still.....

"So Is the subsidy reform by deregulation of Oil and Gas just a diversionary tactic, or a strategic step towards fixing systemic asymmetries?"

THINK & WRITE........Your Opinion is INDIA's Voice !!!!