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Volume: 1A

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April 09, 2007

Consumer Durables

01. Share Prices Graph

 

02.Sales and Market Share
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

03. Trends, Marketing Initiative and Others
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

04. Product Launches
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

05. Campaign
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

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Athletic Footwear

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Cars

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Skin Care

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Computers

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Airlines

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Hotels

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Real Estate

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

home

Retail

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Food & Beverages

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Mobile Serice Provider

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Two Wheelers

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Alchol

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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Financial Services

01. Youth Prefer SMS to Greeting Cards – January 16
Greeting card face competition from short message services and picture messages
According to greeting card dealers, “These days younger generation prefers short message services (SMS) and picture messages on mobile phones to wish their near and dear during the festive season.” According to a senior official with Higginbothams, a leading bookstore chain, "The sale of cards has come down at least by 20% in 2006. There are some of the youngsters also who want mobile operators to reduce call rates during festive season.”

Source: The Press Trust of India Limited

 

 

02. NRI Youth who Fits Kalam’s Vision – January 13
20% increase in 15-24 age group population
According to industry analysts, in India, the population in the 15 to 24 age group has increased from 175 million in 1995 to 210 million in 2005. In 2020, the average Indian will be only 29 years old compared with 37 in China and US; 45 in West Europe; and 48 in Japan.”

Source: The Statesman

 

 

03. Young India High on Liquor Consumption – January 8
Alcohol consumption is high among young population
Consumption of beer increased by 51% from 70 million cases in 2002 to 105 million cases in 2006, while that of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) grew 53% to 115 million cases. According to a report by SSKI Research, alcohol consumption begins at age 16 to 18 in India and peaks at 30 to 35. India's 18 to 35 year age group is currently 247 million strong and growing at 3.4% per annum.

Source: The Times of India

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