This document provides an overview of India through various dates, facts, and figures. It discusses India's status as the largest democracy and third world country, its growing economy and middle class, and its standing as a spiritual hotspot and nuclear state. It also highlights several influential Indian business leaders and their companies, such as Ratan Tata of Tata Group, Lakshmi Mittal and his largest steel company, and Sunil Mittal of Bharti Airtel. In addition, it mentions prominent Indians working for international companies like Google, PepsiCo, and Citibank.

3. Aug. 15th, 1947
Courage
Peace
24
Prosperity

4. Languages
Encyclopedias : 2500
Dad : 28
Me : 2 = Hindi + English

5. Largest Democracy
Most environmentally polluting
Country of naked saints & snake char
Secular State
Hindu Country Spiritual hotspot for hippies
Most English usersBombing hotspot for terrorists
Pakistan haters Fastest growing economy in the world
The land of Gandhi
Most ancient surviving culture
English colony Land of awesomely rich kings
Third World Country country that took my job
The

6. Middle Class

7. 700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
1985 2001 2015

8. 2008
Indian Salary Indian Comparative
(Rupees) Salary US
(Dollars) (Dollars)
200,000-
900,000 4,300- 23,000-
20,300 150,000
$1 = Rs. 48

10. Gas - $ 40 / m
Food - $ 20 / m
4 yrs College - $ 20,000
Car (used) - $ 500
Phone - $8/m
Internet - $ 15/ m
Laptop - $ 800

16. 11 M

18. Ganesh

20. Holi

24. Demographics
35% under 15
60% under 45

25. Entrepreneurs

26. Crabs in a boiling pot
Post 1991 Liberalizatio

28. Ratan Tata
CEO, Tata Group

29. “ ... would eat every pound
of steel rail that it could
produce to Britain’s exacting
specifications.”
-- Sir Frederick Upcott

30. Oct. 20th, 2006
Tata Steel buys out Corus Steel

31. $ 8.1 billion
Tata-Corus to be in the top 5 steel compan
One of the most profitable
Away from government intervention

32. Mar. 26th, 2008

33. Tata buys Jaguar + Land Rover from Ford
$ 2.3 billion
quot;It's a little bit like Wal-Mart buying Prada.quot;
-- Rebecca Linden, Analyst at Global Insight

34. Jan. 10th, 2008

35. Rs. 100,000 /-
$ 2500 /-

36. Lakshmi Mittal Aditya Mittal

37. Jun. 26th, 2006
Largest steel company in the world

39. Amar Bose

41. GeForce 9400M Development Team

43. Non R &
D, 100
R&
D, 290
0
Employees at Intel India

44. TeraScale chip
80 cores

45. Indian Space and Research Organizatio

49. 310 M

51. Sunil Mittal
CEO, Bharti Airtel

52. Indi
a
India
India
USA

53. Arun Sarin – CEO, Vodafone

54. C. K. Pralahad #1 Management thinker - Forbes

55. Indra Nooyi CEO, PepsiCo

56. Vinod Khosla, Cofounder of SUN Microsystems

57. Shanatanu Nayan CEO, Adobe

58. Sonal Shah Chief of Obama-Biden transition co

59. Vikram Pandit CEO, Citibank

60. Vinod Dham Father of the Pentium

61. Google
Ram Shriram, Board of Directors
Shiva Rajaram, Sr. Product Manager of Youtube
Nikesh Arora, Sr. V. President of global sales & business dev

62. Government

63. Parliament House

66. We, the people of India, having solemnly resolved
to constitute India into a sovereign secular
democratic republic and to secure to all its citizens:
JUSTICE, social, economic and political;
LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and
worship;
EQUALITY of status and of opportunity;
and to promote among them all
FRATERNITY assuring the dignity of the individual
and the unity and integrity of the Nation;
In our Constituent Assembly this twenty-sixth day of
November, 1949, do hereby adopt, enact and give
ourselves this Constitution.

67. Multiparty system 7 : 41
Parliamentary system Prime Minister
Nuclear state 1974 - 1998
G-20 Member
No seat on the UN Security Council

70. Character-crisis in socio-political lead
Growing communal schism
corruption
Proliferation of ethnic political parties
Degeneration of national politics
Inefficient public sector
Moral decay of the masses
Hung Parliament
Loss of faith in judiciary

71. White
5000+ year-old caste system
Rich
Galloping towards wealth
Christian
Multi-religion / caste / race
Single dominant language
28 widely spoken languages

72. The reason India is so important
to the history and practice of
democracy is its success in
making a system of
representative government work
in a bewilderingly diverse
country.

73. Vintage 1991
Me
Midnight’s Children
Parents

76. A. P. J. Abdul
Kalam
11th President of India

77. Pratibha Patil
12th President of India
In office
July 25, 2007 -

78. Right to Information Act, 2005

79. Microfinance
Dr. Mohammad Yunus

80. Grameen bank
Loan: Less than 5 dollars
Repayment: Cents per week

81. Special Economic Zones
... deemed to be foreign territory for the
purposes of trade operations, duties and
tariffs ...
500 sanctioned - 220 in operation

82. Citizen Activism

83. Citizen Activism

84. India - USA

85. Not exactly an apple pie relation

86. March, 2000

88. ?

94. Thank You