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Star Trek Enterprise S02E18 The Crossing x264-CH

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Star Trek - Desert Crossing
Trip & Johnathan play a friendly game in the desert...shirtless. ;)

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Hon.Prime Minister, Shri. Manmohan Singh
Hon.Prime Minister, Shri. Manmohan Singh NASSCOM: Leadership Forum Ladies and Gentlemen, I am (More) Hon.Prime Minister, Shri. Manmohan Singh NASSCOM: Leadership Forum Ladies and Gentlemen, I am delighted to be here today at this very important gathering of the leading lights of an industry which is the torch-bearer of India's image in the world, an image which is increasingly positive and commands ever-increasing respect and admiration. You very appropriately call your gathering a "leadership forum". Your industry has indeed provided great leadership to Indian enterprise and creativity in the past decade. I commend you for your good work and wish you the best in years to come. I am sure that for each one of you the best is yet to come. The entire gamut of Information Technology related services - including software and services, data and business processing services and IT enabled services - have emerged as a large knowledge-based sector of our economy. The industry has not only come into its own, both in terms of investment and employment, but is also having a positive knock-on effect on other manufacturing and services sectors. It is contributing to increased productivity and competitiveness across a wide range of activities. I compliment the entrepreneurship, the creativity, the professionalism and the energy of all the professionals and business leaders associated with this sector. Ladies and Gentlemen, Forums like yours are important opportunities for reflecting on the present situation of the industry, on its future outlook, and on the challenges ahead. In the past, this sector has grown with little involvement of the Government. Possibly as a result, it has been one of the most open sectors with little in terms of regulatory constraints. It has utilized this openness to tap into phenomenal commercial opportunities that have emerged across the globe. We are committed to the growth of this flagship sector and will do all that is possible in the realm of the government to promote its sustained growth and success. Last year, electronics and IT sector exports were estimated to be US $25 billion, crossing the magic figure of Rupees one lakh crores and accounting for a fifth of our exports. This made it the leading export sector of our economy. I believe NASSCOM has set an export target of US$60 billion by 2010. But we must be more ambitious. Considering the way in which our economy and exports are rising, this target should be met by 2008 and by 2010, we should be looking at a target of US$80 billion. Obviously such growth targets will not come easily. Competition from around the world is growing. We need to work hard to retain our edge and even harder to increase our share of the world market. The software industry must move towards providing system solutions. In the field of business process outsourcing (BPO), we must not only retain our first mover advantage, but move up the value chain. To be able to do so, our BPO industry should increasingly become a knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) industry. It should leverage on the high quality human capital that exists in the country in a wide range of fields -- in engineering, architecture, medicine, law, accountancy, finance, management, and entertainment. This transition from BPO to KPO will require broad-basing the knowledge economy and improving its capabilities. It will also require the same degree of openness that is seen in the IT sector. It will also require a high level of ambition each one of you. My advice to you is - do not rest on your laurels; aim to conquer new frontiers. To read the whole speech please visit www.nasscom.in (Less)

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