Posts Tagged ‘India’

Credit Card Fraud in Call Centre Exposed Via BBC Sting Operation in Delhi India

A criminal gang selling UK credit card details stolen from Indian call centers has been exposed by an undercover BBC News investigation. Reporters posing as fraudsters bought UK names, addresses and valid credit card details from a Delhi-based man after receiving a tip off. The seller later denied any wrongdoing and Symantec corporation, from whom three victims bought a product via a call center, called the incident “isolated”.

Incredible India Beggars rule, tourists cornered.flv

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Even India bellen / Call India in just a minute

In ‘Even India bellen’ zien we de surrealistische wereld van de Indiase callcentra. Vanwege de loonkosten besteden veel (Amerikaanse) bedrijven hun belwerk uit aan lage lonenland India. Telefonisten worden vertrouwd gemaakt met Amerikaanse gewoonten en gebruiken om zodoende een complete arbeidsmarkt de overgang naar India te kunnen laten maken. (Roel van Broekhoven) Kijk voor meer documentaires op www.hollanddoc.nl We see the surreal world of the Indian callcenters in this documentary. Because of the labour costs many (American) companies are sub-contracting their phone labour to low labour cost land India. The American habits are made familiair with the telephonists so that an entire labour market shades off into one another. (Roel van Broekhoven) Look for more documentaries on http

Vande Mataram – a cry for freedom – The Heart of Modern India -

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

India needs you :)

India is not Bombay,Delhi,Bangalore,Software,Call Centres,Outsourcing,Restaurants,Pizza etc etc.India lives in 7000000 villages.Lets build a holistic India.Lets unite for a noble cause and bridge the divide….Lets make our life more purposeful…

The Heart of Modern India – Dance, an important part of our culture

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

Outsourcing to India

Heading East: Outsourcing in the Financial Services