Information Digest Weekly Published by: Students of MBA

Volume: 12, February 10, 2010 Indian Maritime University, Chennai

----- BUSINESS -----

• The country's exports grew for the second straight month in December by 9.3 per
cent to USD 14.60 billion (around Rs 68,000 crore) against USD 13.36 billion in
December 2008. Import figures too rose in December after 11 months, by 27.2 per
cent to USD 24.75 billion compared to USD 19.45 in December 2008.

S
• Petroleum Secretary S Sundareshan said that the government would decide on
raising price of natural gas produced by state-owned ONGC and Oil India by 30 per
cent.

T • India's largest car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki India reported its highest monthly
sales of 95,649 units for January 2010, a jump of 33.3 per cent against 71,779 units
in January 2009. Maruti Suzuki India said in a release that these figures were the
I highest ever domestic as well as total sales for the company. During January 2010
domestic sales figures stood at 81,087 units and exports at 14,562 units against

M •
4,774 units in January 2009, a 205 per cent against the month in the year ago.
Makaan.com has launched the country’s first Property Index, Makaan.com Property
Index (MPI). The tool is aimed to come up with up-to date information related to

U movement in residential property prices. The Index is intended to serve as an

objective tracker of property trends. It is meant to aid in decision-making and is

L
expected to be used by both real-estate buyers and the industry.
• World Bank in its new report titled ‘Global economic prospects 2010’ said that
India is expected to grow at 7.5 and 8 per cent in the financial year 2010 and 2011

U respectively. The report added that India would remain one of the top three
developing country destinations for foreign investors and Global GDP, which
declined by 2.2 per cent in 2009, is expected to grow 2.7 per cent this year and by

S •
3.2 per cent in 2011.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India said mis-selling (by hiding risk factors)
of financial products was a serious issue which warranted regulatory intervention.
Several firms selling financial products market them in such a way that the products
looked attractive, hiding the risk factors, especially in the Mutual Fund industry.
However, companies hide the risk factors involved in those products (mis-selling).
• Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Ministry has sought Rs.5,500 crore
Your quest from the Union Finance Ministry to help it recover from the aftermath of the global
for economic slowdown that has hit the sector hard, after the submission of the task
knowledge force report on MSME sector to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. MSME sector,
ends here … which employs 4.2-crore people and contributes about 45 per cent to the total
manufactured output and 40 per cent to our exports.
• An expert group headed by Kirit Parikh
suggested freeing of petrol and diesel prices
and raising LPG rates by Rs 100 per cylinder
and kerosene by Rs 6 per litre. Freeing petrol
and diesel prices would result in an increase of
Rs 3 per litre in petrol prices and Rs 3-4 in
diesel prices.At present, the government does
not allow state-running fuel retailers to fix
petrol, diesel, kerosene and LPG prices in line
with international cost, resulting in huge
revenue losses for the companies and subsidy
burden on government.
• The Reserve Bank of India has withdrawn
the facility of short-term foreign currency
borrowings provided to NBFCs and housing
finance companies (HFCs) as the economy is
on rebound and liquidity in the system is
improving. After sources of funds dried up
due to global financial meltdown, the RBI had
allowed NBFCs and HFCs in 2008 to raise
short-term foreign currency borrowings not
exceeding 50% of the net owned funds or $10
million, whichever was higher.
• National Council of Applied Economic
Research (NCAER) has upped its GDP (gross
domestic product) growth projection for the
current fiscal to a conservative 7 per cent, just
a tad higher than the 6.9 per cent forecast
earlier, but still way below the revised
estimates by the government and the Reserve
Bank of India (RBI).
• Monster Worldwide Inc said on
Wednesday that it will buy Yahoo Inc's
HotJobs site for $225 million in cash, citing an
improving job market.Once the deal is done,
Careerbuilder will be the major competitor to
Monster. Careerbuilder, owned by US
newspaper publishers Gannett Co Inc,
McClatchy Co and Tribune Co, as well as
software maker Microsoft Corp, has the
largest part of the online job ads market.
Under the terms of the deal, Monster will pay
Yahoo $20 million to $31 million a year for
Yahoo to redirect traffic to its site.
• Visa Inc posted a quarterly profit of $763
million, in its fiscal first quarter ended December
31, compared with profit of $574 million a year
earlier.Visa, operator of the world's largest credit
and debit payment network, receives fees
whenever consumers use one of its credit or debit
cards. As consumers worldwide increasingly pay
using plastic, the company's revenue rises.
• Essar Oil, India's largest private fuel retailer
plans to nearly double its petrol pumps to 2,500
by March 2011. Essar currently sells petrol and
diesel produced at its 280,000 barrels per day
refinery at Vadinar in Jamnagar district of
Gujarat through 1,293 petrol pumps. Essar is
expanding the non-fuel retail activities at its
outlets and plans to dispense CNG and Auto LPG
from the outlets this year.
• India received USD 1.5 billion foreign direct
investment (FDI) in December 2009, an increase
of over 10 per cent in the same month of
previous year. The overseas inflows, however,
declined marginally to USD 20.9 billion in April-
December 2009 compared to USD 21.15 billion
in the corresponding period last year.
• In its yearly performance report, the National
Association of Software and Service Companies
(Nasscom) has said that the information
technology and business process outsourcing
(BPO) industry would see its exports reach $50
billion in the current financial year, registering a
growth of over 5 per cent. The report also added
that the domestic IT-BPO market is likely to
reach Rs.66,200 crore, clocking a growth of 12
per cent, while in the next fiscal domestic
revenues are likely to grow by 15-17 per cent to
touch Rs.76,100-77,500 crore, particularly due to
government IT spending and there would be an
of 90,000 jobs. Before the recession, the industry
was adding almost three-lakh jobs annually. The
report also added that the direct employment
would cross 23 lakh while the indirect
employment would cross 82 lakh.
• Siemens announced its plans to invest Rs.
1,600 crore in India over the next three years
for its wind turbine manufacturing venture
and for expanding its existing production
capacity. Of the total investment, Rs. 500
crore would be used for setting up a high-end
technology wind turbine manufacturing
facility, which would be set up either in
Tamil Nadu or Gujarat. The plant would be
operational by 2012 and would produce
• Kraft Foods won control of Cadbury on
Tuesday as holders of almost 72 per cent of
the British chocolatier's stock accepted the
11.7 billion pound takeover that will create
the world's biggest confectioner. It is
predicted from Kraft’s words of “$675
million of annual cost savings from the deal”,
would have job cuts on 45,000 workers of
Cadbury around the world.
• State-run NTPC’s follow-on public offer
(FPO), the first public issue of this year by
the government, has managed to get fully
subscribed on Friday — the closing day of
the issue. The issue received bids for 49.56
crore shares as against 41.22 crore equity
shares on offer, indicating a subscription of
1.20 times. Indian banks and FIs picked up
39.75 crore shares worth around Rs 8,000
crore. It witnessed poor response from the
non-institutional and retail investors.
• India and New Zealand have started
negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement
(FTA) to expand further their relationship.
New Zealand, which exports coal, timber,
wool and hides to India, exported goods
worth $442 million last year, an increase of
16 per cent, despite declining trade overall.
Exports are projected to grow at 8 per cent in
2010. India is now New Zealand’s 13th
largest export destination. New Zealand had
FTAs with Singapore, Thailand China and
Malaysia.
turbines with a capacity of 200 MW a year
initially. The company also planned to have a
presence in solar power. The rest of the
investment will go in research and
development activities as well as to increase
manufacturing capacity for its products in
signalling and metal technologies and
healthcare solutions. Siemens also indicated
that it would also look for opportunities in the
airport and ports sectors.
----- SHIPPING & LOGISTICS -----
• Within four years of its setting up, the
Karaikal port got rail connectivity last week.
The port is being developed by Karaikal Port
Private Ltd (KPPL), a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Marg Ltd. The Karaikal-Nagore
rail link is being developed by Southern
Railway, and this link will connect Karaikal
Port with cement, steel, chemical, aluminium
and textile units, as well as other major
manufacturing industries in Ariyalur, Tiruchi
and Salem districts and upcoming industrial
nodes around Mayiladuthurai, enabling heavy
freight movement in the near future. The
railway link will pass just outside the port
boundary, where a set of three railway sidings
have been constructed. Karaikal Port has also
constructed, at Nagore, a set of satellite
railway sidings, currently being used for the
evacuation of cargo by rail.
• Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd (KRCL)
and Balaji Infra Projects Ltd. (BIPL) have
signed a memorandum of understanding
(MoU) for developing a 45 km rail-link
connecting Dighi port near Chiplun in
Maharashtra to the main Konkan rail route.
When rail siding is commissioned, it would
give Dighi Port the access to the central
hinterland of Maharashtra as also the northern
and southern hinterland of the State. This
MoU is the first of its kind to be executed
between KRCL and a port in Maharashtra.
KRCL being a part of this entire development
shall ensure smooth carriage of cargo to and
fro the Dighi port under the Delhi Mumbai
Industrial Corridor (DMIC). Balaji Infra
Project Ltd. has recently executed an MoU
with Concor to establish the framework to
facilitate the creation of logistic infrastructure
and services for all the port users in the Dighi
port.
• The fourth platform supply vessel delivered
by Cochin Shipyard Ltd for NFC Offshore
GmbH KG, Germany, sailed off en route to
Singapore. Cochin Shipyard is currently
constructing 16 offshore vessels for various
foreign and Indian owners. The vessel is
designed for satisfying the specific demands
of transport of deck cargo, pipes, liquid cargo,
and cement/barite etc. and unloading to rigs
and production platforms, pipe laying barges
etc.
• IL&FS Maritime Infrastructure Company
and Punj Lloyd Infrastructure; Vadinar Oil
Terminal, and Essar Ports and Terminals;
Mundra Port and SEZ and Adani Enterprises;
Simplex Infrastructures, SREI Infrastructure
Finance and Galfar Engineering and
Contracting S.A.O.G; and Grup Maritim TCB
and West Coast Port. Are the shortlisted
bidders for developing and operating a new
container terminal at the New Mangalore port
on a build-operate-transfer basis for 30 years.
This terminalIt will have a four lakh TEU
container handling capacity.
• Great Eastern Shipping, the largest fleet
owner in the private sector, has posted a 67per
cent dip in its net profit at Rs 94.3 crore
against Rs 294 crore in the last year, while
total income slipped 29 per cent to Rs 706
crore from Rs 994 crore. Shipping
Corporation of India also saw a 53 per cent
dip with 87.44 crore against Rs 185.43 crore
last year. The state-owned company's income
from operations came down to Rs 845.43
crore from Rs 1,113.13 crore. Varun Shipping
drifted into the negative territory, by posting a
net loss of Rs 1.38 crore compared with a net
profit of Rs 51.11 crore in the same quarter
previous fiscal. Essar Shipping Ports and
Logistics registered a 68 per cent rise in net
profit to Rs 21.8 crore from Rs 13.03 crore,
which was mainly helped by long-term
contracts of their ships and strong contribution
from ports and oil-fields business.
• Mormugao Port Trust (MPT) achieved the
highest ever monthly cargo throughput of 6.34
million tonnes during January crossing its
earlier record of 5.95 mt, due to record
quantity of 5.61 mt of iron ore exported. On
January 21, 2.82 lakh tonnes was handled
surpassing the earlier daily record of 2.56 lakh
tonnes. Durinf the period period April, 2009 -
January, 2010 the port had handled37.60 mt as
compared to 31.90 mt handled during the
corresponding period last year, surpassing the
Ministry of Shipping’s target of 36.08 mt for
the port.
----- INTERNATIONAL -----
• President Barack Obama sent the US
Congress a USD 3.83 trillion budget. The
deficit for this year has rosen to USD 1.56
trillion.
• US President Barack Obama has proposed
a USD 3.2 billion assistance for Pakistan for
fiscal 2011, in 2010 it has been USD 1.88
billion.
• Top Indian scientist Rajendra Pachauri has
refused to apologise for a false claim made in
a landmark report by the UN climate change
panel headed by him that Himalayan glaciers
could melt away by 2035, even as he admitted
that the mistake had damaged the body’s
credibility.
• Iran president has announced that Iran was
ready for a swap of low enriched uranium for
fuel for nuclear medicine.
----- NATIONAL -----
• Meghalaya now has four leaders in the rank
of Chief Minister. The State government has
elevated Pradesh Congress Committee
president Friday Lyngdoh from the rank of
Deputy Chief Minister — which he was
enjoying as political adviser to Chief Minister
D.D. Lapang — to Chief Minister. The
political leaders already enjoying the rank of
Chief Minister are Dr. Lapang; the former
Chief Minister, J.D. Rymbai, as Chairman of
the Meghalaya Economic Development
Council; and another former Chief Minister,
Donkupar Roy, as Chairman of the State
Planning Board.
• The United Kingdom Border Agency to
suspended student visa applications at its
centres in New Delhi, Chandigarh and
Jalandhar, due to exponential increase in the
number of applicants. These centres received
nearly 1,000 student visa applications between
October and December in 2007. The number
increased to 1,800 during the same period in
2008 and jumped to 13,500 during the
corresponding period last year. This movewas
welcomed by a leading overseas education
consultancy as it will help to get rid of fake
colleges and agents.
• All the key countries, including India,
China, US and the European Union, have
formally ‘associated’ themselves with the
Copenhagen Accord and put on record the
actions they intend to take to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions, thereby completing
the first task towards a comprehensive global
agreement on climate change expected in
Mexico at the end of this year.The letter that
India has sent contains details of actions that
India proposes to take on its own, in a non-
binding way, to bring down its emissions. In
an important exclusion, India has also clarified
that emissions from agriculture would be
exempt from being calculated to assess the
----- SPORTS -----
• Federer, who beat Britain's Andy Murray in the Australian Open men's final in straight sets on Sunday,
will begin his 268th week as the ATP's No 1 and match Jimmy Connors, currently in third place, for total
country’s emissions intensity. As such, the
target taken by India would not apply to the
agriculture sector.
• The first time after 20 years Indian Navy
will operate a nuclear submarine, Nerpa Akula
II, which has been taken on a ten-year lease
from Russia.The submarine will be especially
useful for the Navy to train personnel given
that India is planning to induct its indigenous
fleet of ‘Arihant’ nuclear submarines in the
coming decade. Unlike the Nerpa, which is an
attack submarine and will not carry any
nuclear tipped weapons on board, the Arihant
submarines will be fitted with nuclear capable
Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles
(SLBMs).
• Government constituted a five-member
expert committee on Telangana issue headed
by former Supreme Court Judge B N
Srikrishna. The committee will hold wide-
ranging consultations with all sections of
people and different political parties and
groups in Andhra Pradesh.
• Statistics compiled by the Union Labour
Ministry show that Gujarat accounted for 55.9
per cent of the total number of placements in
2006, which increased to 67.6 in 2007 and
stood at 64.5 per cent in 2008-09, nationwide.
Officials in the Labour Ministry said the
regular job fairs organized by the Gujarat
government in tandem with the industry
bodies are one of the reasons for its success
story.
• The Clinical Establishments (Registration
and Regulation Act) Bill, 2010 — approved
by the Union Cabinet last month — makes it
mandatory for all clinical establishments to
provide medical care and treatment to stabilise
any person in an emergency condition.
 number of weeks as world No 1. Pete Sampras leads the career list with 286 weeks at No 1, followed by
Ivan Lendl with 270.
• Australian middle-order batsman Michael Hussey took the top spot in the ICC ODI batsmen chart
updated last week, followed by Dhoni. Sachin Tendulkar and Sehwag are the other batsmen in top 10
lists.
• World champion and five-time winner Viswanathan Anand finished tied fourth in the 72nd Corus
chess tournament at Wijk aan Zee, near Amsterdam. Top seed Magnus Carlsen took the title with 8.5
points.
• West Zone created a world record in first class cricket by successfully chasing down a 536-run target
to clinch the Duleep Trophy with a three-wicket victory. Yusuf Pathan's double century helped the team
to chase such a big total. He scored 210.
• India leads the medals table with 57 gold, 28 silver and 14 bronze medals, in the South Asian Games
2010, being held in Dhaka.

Tatas- A Glance …
Compiled by Akilan

The Tata Group is a private conglomerate based in Mumbai, India. In terms of market capitalization and
revenues, Tata Group is the largest private corporate group in India. 65.8% of the ownership of Tata Group is
held in charitable trusts. The Tata Group comprises 114 companies and subsidiaries in seven business sectors
of steel, automobiles, information technology, communication, power, tea and hospitality. 27 of these
companies are publicly listed. The Tata Group has operations in more than 85 countries across six continents
and its companies export products and services to 80 nations. The company is now in the fifth generation of
stewardship with Ratan Tata as the current chairman.
Jamshetji Nusserwanji Tata founded the Tata Group. Jamsetji worked with his father till the age of 29. In
1868, he started a trading company with Rs. 21,000. In 1869, he acquired a bankrupt oil mill and converted it
into a cotton mill and renamed the mill to Alexandra Mill. He sold the mill two years later for a healthy profit.
Then he set up a cotton mill in Nagpur in 1874. He named it Empress Mill when Queen Victoria was
proclaimed Empress of India. He mainly wanted to implement four of his ideas- a steal company, a world
class learning institution, a high class hotel and a hydro electric plant. He laid the foundation for all of his
ideas, but only one idea came to reality during his lifetime- The Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai. The hotel was
completed for a sum of Rs. 4, 21,00,000 on 16 December 1903.
Jamsetji met Swami Vivekananda, when they were traveling in a ship to Chicago- where Swami Vivekananda
made his notable speech. Impressed by Vivekananda's views on science and leadership abilities, Tata wanted
to establish an institution under his guidance. Tata made all the ground work and the Indian Institute of
Science was incepted in 1909. The first Indian Director was the Nobel Laureate Sir C. V. Raman.
After the demise of Jamsetji, the group was led by Dorabji Tata, the elder son of Jamsetji. Dorabji learnt
business from his father . He had been with his father since 1884. Dorabji estabilished Tata Steel and Tata
Power companies. He turned the group with a cluster of 3 mills and a hotel to a largest private sector
establishment with a steel company, three electric companies and one of India’s leading insurance companies.
Tata Steel was established in Jamshedpur, and the place got the name after Jamsetji. Nowroji Saklatwala took
over as the chairman of Tata group after the death of Dorabji. He was the only non-Tata chairman of Tata
group.
JRD Tata became the chairman of Tata group in 1938, at the age of 34, after the death of Nowroji. JRD’s
father Ratanji Tata was the first cousin of Jamsetji Tata. Ratanji worked with Jamsetji and was one of the
partners of Tata Sons. JRD became one of the permanent directors of Tata Sons after his dad’s death in 1926.
JRD is the first man to get the commercial pilot license issued by India. He started Tata Aviation Service in
1929 which later became Tata Airlines and as it is called now- Air India. Under J R D's Chairmanship, the
number of companies in the Tata Group, grew from 15 to over 100. Monetarily, the assets of Tata group grew
from Rs 620 Million to over Rs 100 Billion. Few of the the more prominent of these ventures were Tata
Chemicals(1939), Tata Motors and Tata Industries(both 1945), Voltas(1954), Tata Tea(1962), Tata
Consultancy Services(1968) and Titan Industries (1984).
Ratan Tata became the chairman of the Tata Group in1991. Ratan is the great grandson of Jamsetji. Ratan
joined the Tata Group in 1962 with the Tata Steel. He proved himself as the Director-in-charge of Nelco in
1971, by making it acquire a market share of 20% from 2% earlier. Ratan is in the driver seat of Tata Group
and taking it to greater heights. Ratan set up Tata Teleservices in 1996 and acquired VSNL in 2002. His
recent achievements are acquiring Corus Steel in 2007 by Tata Steel and buying of Jaguar and Land Roverof
UK from Ford Motor Company. His dream was to launch a car that would cost Rs 1,00,000 and the Tata Nano
was announced in 2008, price of which is Rs 1,00,000.
Tatas divide their group’s growth into 3 categories- Foundation (1868-1931), Consolidation (1932-1989) and
Expansion (1990 onwards). Even sky is not the limit for Tatas.

BUSINESS LEADER OF THE WEEK

Compiled by Santhosh

Lakshmi Niwas Mittal is an Indian-British steel magnate. He was born in Sadulpur village, in the
Churu district of Rajasthan, India on 15th june 1950. He began his career working in the family’s steelmaking
business in India, and has over 30 years of experience working in steel and related industries. Mittal founded
the company Mittal Steel (formerly the LNM Group) in 1976 and has been responsible for the development of
its businesses ever since. Such is the charisma of Mittal that his company is the world's largest producer of
steel. He also serves as a non-executive director of Goldman Sachs, EADS and ICICI Bank and is presently
the vice chairman of the World Steel Association.As of 2009, Mittal is the eighth richest person in the world.
He is also the richest person in the United Kingdom with personal wealth of US$19.3 billion or £10.8 billion
in 2009.
After splitting from his father and two younger brothers in 1994, took the international arm, with interests in
Indonesia and Trinidad and Tobago, while the rest of the family kept the domestic Indian business. In the last
few years Mittal Steel has made a number of acquisitions, buying up a network of steel producers in former
communist countries including Kazakhstan, Romania and Ukraine, and pushing into the U.S. in 2004 with the
$4.5 billion purchase of International Steel Group. Today, Mittal Steel is the only truly global steel producer
in the world with operations on 14 countries, spanning 4 continents.
His group is now diversifying into shipping, coal, power and oil enterprises. The most fascinating thing about
this man is that he is said to have a knack of buying sick and rusted steel companies and turning them into
gold!
Experts say that his capability to quote the cost of these sick companies make him winner all the way. His zeal
and fierceness for acquiring sick and closed steel plants is so intense that many times he has to jet from one
country to another, in quick succession, to sign another takeover deal. It is no surprise that he turns all of them
into gold. That's why the old saying, fortune favors the brave, applies to him in its entirety. Mittal, now owns
12 giant-sized steel plants that are part of a far-flung empire stretching from Canada to Trinidad & Tobago to
Kazakhstan and Indonesia.
Mittal pioneered the development of integrated mini-mills and the use of direct reduced iron or “DRI” as a scrap
substitute for steelmaking and led the consolidation process of the global steel industry. Mittal Steel is the largest
steelmaker in the world. Mittal was awarded Fortune magazine's “European Businessman of the Year 2004” and also
“Steelmaker of the Year” in 1996 by New Steel, and the “Willy Korf Steel Vision Award” in 1998, for outstanding
vision, entrepreneurship, leadership and success in global steel development from American Metal Market and
PaineWeber’s World Steel Dynamics. Mittal is an active philanthropist. Lakshmi Mittal is also known for his opulence.
In 2003, he acquired the Kensington mansion, said to be the world's most expensive home, from Formula One racing's
Bernie Ecclestone for £70 million ($128 million). His daughter Vanisha's $50 million wedding bash is touted as the
most expensive wedding of the 20th century.

FACT FILE
As on nov,09 Forbes’ Rich List, the combined wealth of
• Jim Walton (17.8bn$) the youngest son of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton,
• Alice Walton( 17.6bn$ ) the daughter of Wal-mart founder,
• Christy Walton (17.6bn$) the wife of late John T. Walton, One of the sons of Sam
Walton &
• Robson Walton (17.6bn$) the eldest son of Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart

is more than that of bill gates’ (40 billion USD )who tops the billionaire’s list

Editorial Board
Editor: S.Akilan, MBA 2009-11 (ITL)

Sources: The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Times of India, Joint Editors: R.Jai Sangeetha...
The Economic Times,MBAThe2009-11(PSM), R.Satish
Business Line, TheKumar…MBA 2009-11 (ITL)
Financial Express
News Editors: Anubha Kumari, MBA 2009-11 (PSM), Arul, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Ballai Ghosh, MBA 2009-11 (ITL Chandru, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Ezhil, MBA 2009-11
(ITL), Gunjan Pathania, MBA 2009-11 (PSM), ManuPrakash, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Moneesha, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Nandha Kumar, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Nison Samuel,
MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Prabhu, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Riaz, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Tapan Sahoo, MBA 2009-11 (ITL Thirunavukarasu, MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Vinoth Kumar,
MBA 2009-11 (PSM)

Proof Editors: Revathi…MBA 2009-11 (PSM), Ruthu Shree Ragavan…MBA 2009-11 (ITL)
Design Editors: Maneeventhan…MBA 2009-11 (ITL), Muthu kumaran…MBA 2009-11 (ITL)
Editor-in-Chief: Dr M. Sekar