A 3D television applies techniques of three-dimensional presentation including stereoscopic cap-ture, multi-view capture, or 2D plus depth, and a 3D display. 3D display is a special viewing tech-nology used to visualize a television program into a naturalistic three-dimensional field. 3D sequences became popular in the late 1990s. It was first demonstrated when several exhibits in the United States used this technique to attract spectators and also increase their ratings.

Question: Please let us know about the policies and initiatives taken by the government of Tamilnadu to promote tourism in the State.

A: Tamilnadu Tourism has taken many initiatives to promote tourism in the State. Apart from marketing the core destinations like Chennai, Madurai, Thanjavur, Rameswaram and Kanniyakumari, we have identified 32 less known tourist centres which have high potential but lack infrastructure.

A larger disparity still exists between well-developed countries of Northern America, Europe and some parts of Asia in comparison with developing countries in Asia. Many experts attribute this to slow adoption of technologies into mainstream society.

Question: Describe your television program where you interview top Japanese managers.

Answer: Ihave two regular interview programs with Japanese managers every Saturday. One is “Direct Interview with Top Management” on TV-Tokyo and the other is “A Visit with a Dreaming Entrepreneur” on Radio Nikkei.

The largest retailer in Europe is making waves in China and Latin America. Carrefour just recently announced, that this year’s first quarter showed a significant in¬crease in growth in both China and Latin America. The company is proud of the 34 percent market growth. Additionally, the website reported the opening of 16 hypermarkets, 22 supermarkets and 77 hard discount stores.

There are always fads and trends not only in fashion, but also in business management strat¬egy. Six sigma was once a must have tag to improve the manufacturing processes. Ac¬cording to the book “Institute’s Six Sigma Breakthrough and Beyond,” by the late 1990s about two-thirds of the Fortune 500 organizations had begun Six Sigma initiatives with the aim of reducing costs and improving quality.

The Global Financial Crisis resulted in a collapse of car sales in the United States and Europe. However, this trend did not affect the continuing economic growth experienced in China, India and some parts of Asia. China surpassed Western car markets in 2009 and continues to be strong.