Tuesday, October 19, 2010
If something is too good to be true, it usually is.. so is the BID Quality awards...
Published first in May 2009
Re-Published in April 2010
Re-Published in October 2010
Please follow the link to Article and please pass on to people who believe in these Bogus Awards.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Corruption in the Open.......
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
STO back dating Board Resolutions to fool Anti-Corruption Commission
Sunday, May 30, 2010
From Multi Party Democracy to a Single Party Oppression
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Plans of bringing down MDP Government is on the horizon
Monday, May 3, 2010
MDP Government and it's Free Giveaways
Tune Hotels offered six islands in Maldives
SEPANG, May 3 — The hospitality arm of the Tune Group, which controls budget carrier AirAsia, has been offered six islands in the luxury resort destination of Maldives where it can operate, said AirAsia CEO Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes.
AirAsia plans to start flying to the Maldives some time in the next six months.
Tune Hotels recently also announced plans to expand abroad, in Southeast Asia and Britain.
“AirAsia was invited to come and Tune Hotels was given six islands to build,” said Fernandes in a media briefing today.
A spokesman for AirAsia told The Malaysian Insider however that Tune Hotels has not decided yet if it will take up the offer.
Tune Hotels, a budget hotel chain, recently signed a RM746 million deal with London based Queensway Group to build 15 hotels in Britain.
Source: The Malaysian Insider
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Maldivian Falls Victim to a Scam Again... !!!!
And Now another Maldivian falls victim. read article on haveeru
The following article was first published on Monday, May 25, 2009
This is exactly what I feel when a PC reseller in Maldives wins awards almost 3 consecutive years for quality. There are so many, more qualified PC distributors and resellers across the globe. Like IngramMicro or CDW or TechData. But why on earth would a plaque be awarded to a firm in Maldives for selling PCs. If it was beaches, luxury travel or fishing I can understand.
So, about a year back I did some google searching for the credibility of this so called “BID” award for Quality and Blah Blah…. And here is what I found.
1. Look up google for “business initiative directions” (that is what B.I.D stands for) and you find all sorts of web addresses under different domains listing the so called BID awards.To name a few
http://www.bid-paris.com/en/main.php
http://www.bid-org.com/menu.htm
http://worldquality.org/en/index.php
http://bid-planet.com/conbordes_archivos/index.htm
http://www.bid-quality.com/en/index.php
http://www.bid-qualitysummit.com/en/index.php
This is loads of more websites belonging to BID so they will get you the moment you type “Business Initiative Directions” on google.
2. Now let’s look at the sponsors of BID awards and the magazines on which they publish about the awards
The Magazines:
http://www.gatewaycnet.com/ - New (2010)
http://www.ideasb2b.com/ - (New 2010)
Don’t you find it a little awkward that all these magazines publish only news feeds form other sources. They do not have any genuine content whatsoever. Ah… except for BID award news just to amuse you.. And all these magazines is owned by Imapress. And to deceive people they have huge pictures of World leaders on the covers of these magazines that are printed only once a year. you get my point right?....
The Main Sponsor
The website of Main Sponsor is worse. Look at that website, nothing but hyperlinks.
3. Ok… now the people who pay huge sums of money, travel to Geneva and Paris and fetch these awards.
Do you guys know any company by the name Jorio Coca Cola Corse. You get the idea rigt? And if you look up google for the “Jorio Coca Cola Corse” you will only find this company only on the websites that I have highlighted at the top. Maybe the real name of Coca Cola Company is Jorio Coca Cola Corse. I don’t know! but these guys received the award.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfePm4HoBQ&feature=channel_page
But that is Indian Oil (Mauritius) and they don’t make a big fuss out of it. They have not even mentioned about this particular award on their website.
Cheers to all....
And Now another Maldivian falls victim. visit link
Monday, March 15, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Scaling down the Expat Labor Force
It seems that the current government is pretty keen on getting down the number of expats working in Maldives. They seem to making life difficult for each and every Maldivian in bringing expats for employment. One thing I have come across is that when the Government is so keen on getting the number down the government should at least try and get their head expat count down.
We have a pretty huge reserve force at MNDF who the people are paying huge amounts of money for their pay, family medicals, accommodation, food and other incentive. This reserve force can be utilized for community service like keeping our infrastructure up and running. For example; how about sending all laborers at Male’ Municipality and hand over that work to MNDF. I believe there will be hundreds and hundreds of laborers employed at Municipality.
The same goes with other government bodies. Instead of paying thousands of people who basically stay home give them some work to do. At least they would earn some after some sweat.