Indian growth is said to be the result of inflow of Foreign Money into India by some. By some it is said to be the result of Domestic Consumption. Some people even doubt whether India has actually grown. However, it is very clear that Indian Growth has attracted a lot of attention in the last 5-6 years, which leads us to the question:
Is India really growing? If yes, then what has been the reason of this growth? And how can the growth be sustainable?
To answer these questions, and also to present a totally different perspective on Indian finance, Eco Ashram, The Laymen Consultants & Catalysts are conducting a Two-Hour Seminar at The International Convention hall, Rotunda Centre, BSE, Mumbai on 11th December 2009

Topics to be covered

   1.) Real Engines of Indian Economic Growth
   2.) Global Crisis and Indian Financial Sector “Reforms”

Economists, Sovereign Fund Managers, CFOs of Companies, Bankers, Investment Bankers, Students of Finance – MBA & BBA, Students of Economics – CFA, Economic Journalists, Faculty members of Colleges, Equity Analysts, Fund Managers, Stock Brokers, HNI Investors

Dissemination of the Right and Actual Information to market participants, so that they benefit from the same and devise a strategy to minimize the impact of the looming global crisis.

When Lord Mountbatten asked “What is the first thing that you will want to do as soon as the British leave India…” Mahatma Gandhi declared "Cow protection is more important than even Swaraj."

Why Mahatma Gandhi put this on top priority needs to be understood. If we go in the history of India, for thousands of years, India has been invaded by many different civilizations. However, India has survived some way or the other because India has always been an Agricultural Economy. India’s agriculture has always been supported by Indian Cattle, especially the Indian Local breeds of Cows. While cow-dung serves as Fertilizer, cow urine serves as a Pesticide, Insecticide and has huge medicinal use in Ayurveda. However, lately, the Indian Cow is in danger because of rampant Cow Slaughter across India. Our Organization is engaged in stopping cow-slaughter and promoting Cow based agriculture.

Iyarkai Nala Vazhvu Maiyam (Eco Ashram) is Registered as Public Charitable Trust u/s 12AA of the Income Tax Act 1961 (Regn. DIT(E) 2 (725) 0304). We are engaged in Promoting Traditional Indian knowledge through training youths in different fields like Cow-Protection, Farming Systems using the Indian Cow, Other Economic activities revolving around the Indian Cow. Donations to our Trust are also exempt u/s 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
The Laymen Consultants, has been founded in April 2009, and conducts seminars on Investing and Financial Literacy & Foreign Trade in Mumbai. The founders are Mr. Anuraag Gupta – Investor and CIO of HCMC Pvt. Ltd. & Mr. Rahat Talreja – DGM, Console Shipping Services India Pvt. Ltd. Both the founders are visiting faculty for their respective subjects at Mumbai University, Kalina, Mumbai.
Catalysts, a management consultancy firm specializing in Training and Development, Systems and Processes and Education for Corporate and Small & Medium Sized Enterprises. The founder, Mr. Neeraj Manchanda is associated with several organizations, engineering change in the mindset of people, thereby enabling them to move closer to their vision.