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Meltdown impact: 'It was over in five minutes'

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  • Jadhav’s credit card debt has not found favour with his father whom he describes as his opposite because he abhors loans. “If my father has ten rupees in his pocket, he might consider spending one rupee. But I will spend two rupees if I have one rupee in my pocket,” he describes. Jadhav concedes he will have to change his squandering habits for the sake of his wife and son. His wife might soon start job scouting too.

    It has only been a week since he has lost his job and Jadhav says he can manage for the next couple of weeks on his last pay cheque. If he does not find himself work within a month, Jadhav says he will go to his dad and say “zindabad” to his bank. He says how he expects his father to respond: “He will call me shameless!”

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    Melt down impact.. all over in 5 minutes....By: M Krishnamachary | 01-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward Most of Jadhav's fears are his imagination run riot. My grand children work in similar jobs. They have not lost jobs. Their parents are always their forts. No Mom or Dad think of the money of their children as their own. All children are safe and will receive all the moral boost that will do good. Money comes , money goes. Mr. young Jadhav is naive still. Family relationships are still strong in India. Centuries of history to it. As Bill Gates of Microsoft says that it might takes 4 years for economies to run towards growth in full swing, Jadhav can hunt around and become a skilled hunter. He will land a good job at any rate sooner than he thinks. Good luck. Miss. Saritha Rai's story is lucid. Mmade reading the life of soft professionals a enlightening experience.
    Melt down impact.. all over in 5 minutes....By: M Krishnamachary | 01-Feb-2009 Reply | Forward The story by Saritha Rai about Sandeep Jadhav. A soft ware professional.Recession recession and recession. Why recession, How recession and where recession. These questions too must be well researched and told the public. In he recent past George soros a financial wizard caused the melt down of markets in many Asian countries starting with S.Korea in the north to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. Engdhal's report underlines that George Soros was not alone and there is a coterie of rich financiers behing that melt down. Some financial Mafia. To say that recession is upon us all on a sudden is unreasonable.A great oak tree is felled by one stroke of the axe. We know who axed it the oak. The woodsmen.Similarly we must be able to know who are the authors of this recession. Can not subsume climate change, or some such gradual thing the cause.Unless we identify the authors of the recession, the clever men, this time around, we will never be able to take right corrective steps. Robert Gates(Bill Gates of Microsoft) opined that it will take atleast 4 years to come out of this present melt down.One great trouble with foreign direct investment (FDI) is its ability to fly by night. So, steps must be taken to make sure that FDI is properly regulated to give us boost but not the bust. May I request Mr. Anand Rao of FE and Saritha Rai to respond to my request ? Thanks
    Tommorow is Ours...!!!By: mogudotcom | 24-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward Dont worry buddies...Its a lesson...Try ur best..wait
    The young and the foolish...By: IT Worker | 21-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward I work in the IT industry too. It pays handsomely...but not forever! Most of the kids that were laid off today were too young when the same damned thing happened in 1999. I had just graduated with an engineering degree to find out that the recession had hit...and I was born and brought up in Bangalore.In contrast, most kids of today have truly indulged in a lifestyle that they probably couldn't afford thanks to easy credit - personal loans, credit cards, what not!Come on kids, learn to live within your means, not beyond it.
    Salary beyond limit!By: listen up! | 20-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward millions getting laid off...this one no big deal, however I feel jadhav got paid more than what he should be. Extravagency is not his fault, its all the salary structure that puls one into greedy limits and extravagency! He could have definitely saved a ton for his future and towards the family with that kind of a salary...so now what????
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