The India Street Video

Our next video focuses on Outsourcing and specifically medical tourism. We shine a bright light on the industry and hold no punches. In India, the most common treatments are heart surgery, cosmetic surgery, knee transplant and dental surgery. India is a favorable destination because its medical infrastructure and technology is on par with those in the USA and Europe.

Jhunjhunwala is a good sport and thus we poke a little fun at him while giving you some entertaining information on his assets errr portfolio.

Well, it's our own version anyway.

The Indians' faith in God and gold dates back to the Vedic times; they worshipped both. According to the World Gold Council Report, India stands today as the world's largest single market for gold consumption.

For a much more serious and detailed view on the matter we like the explanation found at Hare Rama Hare Krishna site

A Video tribute to India's Economic History.

The India Street Examines the differences between India and China business and real estate practices. Hal Wendel of C3K Group defends China while we try to convince Hal of India's allure.

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See our newest video on Top 10 Reasons Indians Love Gold

The India
Street wants to keep our readers informed of creative financial tools for
making money. We therefore created a video explanation of
a naked put (for those that like simplicity) and below we have put together

Source: CNBC-TV18

It's not just Bollywood stars and industrialists who are being accused of bungles in land deals. Now it's the turn of Maharashtra's Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh.

Source: moneycontrol.com

This is an interesting interview of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala where he shares his views on the Global Markets, India, India Real Estate and the Nifty. He also shares his views on were the stock market is headed in the future. He also thinks interest rates have peaked and does not believe they will move any higher.

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A brief video report on the falling prices in Mumbai. This situtation is mostly related to residential projects in India's Northern cities. The India Street sees very little price depreciation in South India or East India.