▼
Showing posts with label Indian Economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Economy. Show all posts

Investment in Indian Companies is an Investment in the Indian Eonomy

›
Mark Mobious of Mobious Capital thinks that Sensex will soon touch the high of 1,00,000 points. Not only this, but he thinks that investment...

SJ-100 MoU to Revolutionise Indian Regional Aviation Sector

›
India's HAL and Russia's UAC have signed an MoU in Moscow to produce the SJ-100 commuter aircraft in India, under which India will ...

Not Adani Group but India is Target

›
In modern times, assassinations are not aimed at killing the human body. Rather, the assassin focuses on killing the spirit and image of the...

Deepawali Season Sale and Indian Economy

›
Following the implementation of GST 2.0, consumption has revived in the Indian economy. Deepawali sales increased by 25% this year to ₹5.4 t...

India must Support Zoho

›
I have been noticing attacks on Zoho and its founder, Sridhar Vembu, none but by Indian citizens! Why are Indians opposing a homegrown tech ...

Are Fees on H-1B Visas a Boon for India?

›
Sometimes, your biggest adversary (bane), who resorts to bullying, turns into your biggest friend (boon). The adversary in disguise who is o...

GST 2.0 and the Indian Economy

›
GST 2.0 is a major revamp of India’s indirect taxation system with the aim of simplifying the GST regime, expanding the tax base, reducing t...

India's Protectionist Economy: A Shield in Need

›
Indian economy has traditionally been regarded as protectionist, with policies intended to shield local industry while exposing to healthy g...

India Needs to be Tough with MNCs

›
When you are negotiating with a bully who is a narcissist, you need to confront wisely and skillfully; otherwise, the bully will keep creati...

विकास बढ़ा रुतबा चढ़ा

›
भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था जापान को पीछे छोड़ते हुआ दुनिया की चौथी सबसे बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था बन गई है। अंतरराष्ट्रीय मुद्रा कोष (आईएमएफ) की रिपोर्ट के अ...

Who is Terrorist?: Entrepreneurs or Terrorists

›
India dreams of becoming a developed country by 2047. It is not impossible to achieve this big and ambitious dream but it is definitely very...

Should India Respond to the Unilateral Reciprocal Tariffs?

›
India has become an important player in international trade post its integration with the global economy after liberalisation in the 1990s. ...