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Jim Church, International & Foreign Government Information Librarian, Librarian for Development Economics & Economic History, University of California, Berkeley, USA
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Mr. query@datanetindia.com Jain, International Institute of Professional Studies, Devi Ahilya University, Indore
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Indiastat weekly Newsletter is so informative and all the Indians especially who are doing research on Health should utilize the information of this newsletter which will definitely enhance their field of research.
....This will be helpful to the scientists who are not able to keep up to date in their field of research.
Mrs.R. Sundarammal, Library and Information Officer, Vector Control Research Centre
(Indian Council of Medical Research), Pondicherry
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It is a very informative web-site for India. Lot of research can be done at aggregated level. I have done research on tourism, child labor and working on energy and outsourcing issues. Great effort to assemble information within this single site.
Dr. Mita Bhattacharya, Monash Univerity, Australia
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Sourabh Gargav, Sr. Research Associate, Centre for Innovation & Technology,
Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad
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Your site is very Informative and Useful to Scientists.
Dr. S.V.C. Kameswara Rao, National Remote Sensing Agency, Dept. of Space,
Govt. of India, Hyderabad.
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I told about your website to my boss.The next second, he visited your website. The next minute, he called. The next hour, he has taken the membership. The next day, we got the information for what exactly we are looking for so many days. My heartful wishes & thanks to your team.
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Its a fantastic site want to praise and congratulate to your team.
Mr. Mandar Phanse, Output Editor, NDTV
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Very impressed with this phenomenal source of information.
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 General Statistics : Whatever statistics you require on India, be it the economy, industry, population, agriculture or infrastructure, you will find the information on this one site www.indiastat.com
Except from a book "Outsourcing to India : The Offshore Advantage" by Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, Springer-Verlag.
See www.outsourcingtoindia.net |
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Really, you are most efficient at collecting statistics. How do you do it?
These are the most easy to understand statistics I got from any of the ten other countries I tried.
Debbie Hodgson, Reporter, Newsweek Japan
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I would like to applaud Indiastats for making available at very
useful research database online.
Jacob F. Kirkegaard, Research Associate at the Institute For
International Economics, Washington DC.
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KNOWLEDGE BANK
West Bengal produces India's highest number of freshwater fish. That's just one of the savoury facts that can be found on this website, a virtual knowledge bank of India-specific socio-economic facts and figures, managed by Datanet India Private Limited. From the minutest details of India's administrative set-up to statistics on villages, this A-Z compendium is a treasure house for academics,
researchers, policy makers and analysts. The data is collected from various reports, publications and policies by government, financial and trade bodies. This site is also the gateway to a host of associate sites, also managed by Datanet, dealing with more specific information on topics such as agriculture, tourism, health, women etc.
This is a well-recommended site, although the fact that it has a price tag attached seems to be drawing some bad blood. Be that as it may, spend an hour on this site, and you'll know India better. As the site promises, it will reveal India.....statistically.
Down To Earth (Science and Environment Fortnightly) Published by Society for Environmental Communications, New Delhi, page 59, July 15, 2003.
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Indiastat.com is one of the most comprehensive sites on secondary data sources. I strongly recommend this site for libraries of all academic institutions and businesses.
Dr. Satish Y. Deodhar, Faculty, Centre for Management in Agriculture, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.
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Excellent concept..
Very Informative ...
comprehensive and exhaustive....
I wish we have some more portals like this.
Mr. Sambit Pal, Miramar, Florida, U.S.A.
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Our bosses expect that by subscribing to Indiastat, I should not complain about the unavailability of data anymore.
A. Gupta, Asstt. Manager, Mumbai (Company name is not being disclosed)
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Dear sirs, I was looking for some information/ statistical details which are useful for my studies. I found your site most useful as far as the information is concerned.
Sai S Achanta, Dale Road, Birmingham, U.K
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Our students and faculty members are finding it more informative. Still there is lot of scope for industry information on individual domestics appliances. like... switchgears, motors, fans, etc...
Dr. Manjunatha K, Librarian, T.A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal - 576 119, Karnataka
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I am glad to note that you are in field for last so many years and taken all efforts to collect and maintain the whole statistics is not simple. One can understand the difficulties of you for doing hard work and management.
Faculty, Directorate of Rice Research, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad.
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The site really looks good and the members list makes for great reading, keep it up and best wishes!
Mr. Samit Sharma, GECIS, Bangalore.
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Dear Sir/Madam, I was very happy to visit your website. A storehouse of wonderful information....
Mr. Ramprasad V.K., IIM Ahmedabad.
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The data on agricultural production is highly user friendly - much better than what it used to be.
Sudha Narayanan, International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington DC, USA.
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The most worst site which is not used for all. It is worst to show the data only for members, then what is the use of keeping all info in Internet.
Sri Nivas, Hyderabad.
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Wonderful Site...Trying to do something which others have been talking for a loooooong time itself is a success.....
Arunvel Thangamani, Texas, U.S.A.
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Being an executive knowing your site and the sort of info and the credential of the promoters is just a class. More and more people should use and benefit from such sites.
Mr. Sanjaya K Choudhary, Chennai.
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This is the most comprehensive statistics site that I have ever seen on India. Congratulations for putting together a site like this. It is a phenomenal achievement.
Mr. Raju Ravitej, Hyderabad.
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Dear Sir, You must make a part of this site free of charge. Thanks
Nitin Khurana, Chandigarh.
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Thank god, that you people thought of creating a website that contains so much information.
Trina Chakrabarti, MA Human Rights, Human Rights Centre, University of Essex, United Kingdom.
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