India Experience 10.08.11

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Incredible India Video


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Life in movement

Saffron denotes courage, sacrifice and the spirit of renunciationWhite signifies purity and truth

Green representing fertility and lifeThe 24 spoke wheelAshoka Chakra signifiesthat there is life in movement anddeath in stagnation

Epitome of a dynamic country in motion


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India has had Hindu, Muslim & SikhPresidents

The Indian cricket team has had

Hindu, Muslim & Sikh captains

Indias most popular celebrity is aMuslim (married to a Hindu)

rue Unity in Diversity


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Cuisine changes

after every

100 km

Variety is our Spice

Chicken Tikka becomes UKs national dish

Mc Spicy burgers are a rage in India

Chicken Manchurian Indias own Chinese


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Never under the weather

DRASS, the second coldest place in the world after Siberia

MAWSYNRAM, the wettest place on Earth

KHARDUNG LA, worlds highest motorable road

THAR DESERT, worlds 9th largest subtropical desertBAILEY BRIDGE, the highest bridge in the world

KHARAGPUR, the longest railway platform in the world


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The Symbols of Legacy

Gol Gumbaz in Bijapur, the second largest dome in the world, next only

to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome

Taj Mahal which is among the seven wonders of the world is in India. Taj

Mahal was built over a long period of 11 years.

The first temple in the world made out of granite is the Brihadeswara

Temple at Tanjavur,

Aryabhatta, the great astronomer and scientist, discovered zero.

The number system was also invented in ancient India.

Most important studies of Mathematics like calculus, trigonometry andalgebra were originated in India

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Pleasantly Strange

38% of doctors in USA are Indians12% of scientists in USA are Indians36% of NASA scientists are Indians34% of Microsoft employees are Indians28% of IBM employees are Indians17% of INTEL scientists are Indians13% of XEROX employees are IndiansIndians are the wealthiest among all ethnicgroups in America


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Different dialects, one soul

15 National Language

&

over

1600 regional dialects


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The Englishtaan

When 300 million Indians

speak a word in a certain

way, that will be the way to

speak itProf. David Crystal,

Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language

India poised to have highest number of

English speakers in the world

Hottest destination for global offshore outsourcing


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The Big Fat Indian Wedding

World most expensive wedding at $78

million between Vanisha Mittal , daughter

of steel magnate Lakhsmi Mittal and

Amit Bhatia

A chopper given as a wedding gift in one

of Indias most expensive weddings

Wedding Industry estimated at Rs.50 billion

Sale of cars, durables and jewellery peak up during the wedding

season


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The maestro Sachin has

a temple to a mangoafter him

The Religion above others

IPL becomes the 2nd highest-paid league, edging out EPLThe Times of India


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Growing market for foreign

entertainment

Spiderman- 2 had a 300 print release

& record collection

Anil Kapoor stars in the Mission

Impossible franchise while Irrfan Khan

in the next Spiderman

Exporting icons of entertainment fromPt Ravi Shankar to AR Rehman

More Indian icons at Tussauds

ollywood greets Bollywood


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Forever young

Between 2010-2030,

India will add 241

Million people in

working-age

population (and that

means the childrenwho are currently in

our education

system), Brazil will

add around 18

million, while China

will add a meager 10million people during

the same time.
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The Freedom of Choice

Largest democracy

Independent Judiciary

Free press, vocal &

alert media

5600 dailies,

15000weeklies,

20000 periodicals

Continued thrust on

reforms


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No more fuddy duddies

Youth: smart phones, property,

moving to urban cities)


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Woman on Top

Women empowerment


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The soaring golden bird

India ranks 5th in the fastest growing GDP in the world while 3rd in Asia

India to grow faster than China in 2012 on Purchasing power parity (PPP) basisWorld Bank

Mahasrashtras GDP is same as SingaporeThe Economist

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Made in India

India's exports recorded strongest growth in last 33

months to touch US$22.5 billion


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The Golden bird with the GoldenEgg

India to be the second most attractive location for FDI for 2010-2012, FDI equity

inflows of US$ 1,274 million in February 2011 Indian Brand Equity Forum


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Rider on the Storm

India: Safe from recession


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Rich to Richer

India has 153, 000 Dollar Millionaires, pips Spain to be in the Top12

CapgeminiMerrill Lynch Global Wealth

From 9 billionaires in 2004 to 55 in2011 in Forbes rich list

Affluent individuals with assets of at least Rs

25 crore to triple by 2016 to 2,19,000Kotak Wealth-Crisil


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Wheels of fortune

1st in number of tractors manufactured2ndlargest manufacturer of two wheelers3rd largest automotive market by 2030*4th largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles5th largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles6th largest manufacturer of cars

*Forecast by Keystone


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The Blooming Economy (BRIC comparison)

Indian equities trade at 13.5 times estimated 12-month forward earnings, the

highest multiple amongst BRIC countries


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Overwhelmingly Premium

Expensive Property

Expensive Hotels


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The flight of success

Fastest-growing aviation market in the world, requiring

1,000 new planes over next two decade


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India on the world map

Infosys, Ranbaxy, Dr Reddys, Wipro, TCS, etc. competing side by

side with traditional business houses of the Tatas, Birlas and

Ambanis


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$28 billion ITIndustry

Pocket money

The YoungBrigade


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Its all about money, honey

Rise of double

income- splurging,

fulfilling dreams

building homes,buying cars


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Swiping away new dreams

International brands

Air travel

Foreign holidays Credit Cards


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that luxury always had a market inindia

Indias maharajas fell in love with

Rolls-Royce cars from the moment they

first saw them.

Between 1908 and 1939, about 900

Rolls-Royces came to India for their use.

General Motors set up an assembly line

unit in Mumbai in 1927 & produced

11,000 cars, including Buicks, Chevrolets

& Vauxhalls.

The love affair continues to this day, with 150 Rolls-Royce sold since the company

opened its first Indian dealership in 2005.


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The Sparkling Side

Kohinoor enjoyed

the legacy of being

the largest

diamond ever

known with wars

fought for its

possession

Reference to the jewellry & diamond

Surat the diamond district has a large appetite for luxury cars


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The urge to splurge

Indian luxury market growing at an annual

rate of 28% , USD 4.35 billion

By 2015 a quarter of the luxury market will

be between India and China, to touch USD

30 billion by 2015 McKinsey Report


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Small Towns. Big Dreams.

Hermes opens up in Pune while Mercedes gets 115 orders from

Aurangabad


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The new lap of Luxury

Luxury Malls like Emporio in Delhi & Palladium in Mumbai


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Luxury Unbound

A heterogeneous and diverse set doctors, entrepreneurs, farmers, MNC , brokers to

traditionally rich

Indian middle class to become worlds fifth largest consumer market by 2025


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The top of the pyramid

InheritorsFocus on wealth preservation

Buying branded, high-value products is a

way of life but are aware of emerging

trends in luxury markets and are ready toexperiment with newer brands

Wealth is transferred for generations; will

be passed on within the extended family

Self-madeTend to follow spending patterns similar to

that of the Inheritors

Buying branded high-value products enables

them to proclaim their wealthy status

On the investment side they tend to depend

upon own/informal sources than relying on

professional wealth managers

Wealth is transferred to the immediate family

ProfessionalsPassionate about their career

Wealth is an outcome of success

in career (salaries, bonuses, ESOPs, end-term benefits)

Motto in spending is Value for money - Believethat

their children should merit wealth through

good education

Negative thinkers are like dodos


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Happiness Unbound: Optimism & positivity are the prevalent emotional drivers

Negative thinkers are like dodos

they dont exist

The world is not


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The world is notenough

Growing propensity for pleasure seeking


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All I Want is Everything

Increasing desire to experience more

Its a short way to the top (Need to


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It s a short way to the top (Need tomake it big by 30)

roud to be an Indian


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roud to be an Indian

Renewed confidence and patriotism for the country

Th D i C l


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The Desi Cool

Merging of Indian & Global Culture

World is my


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World is myoyster

Growing belief in the irrelevance of geographical & physical boundaries

Li i i S i l


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Living it Social

We love reality shows, and its entertaining enough

Green is in


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Green is in

G i i t ti (Lif i 24 7)


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Going against time (Life is 24x7)

Digital is the new way of life

Beat the Clock


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Beat the Clock

Growing need to create time for ones self


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