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The Day India Cried!! November 26 2008 Mumbai Attack!!!
2008-11-30 15:36:00 November 26th 2008 it was a day of great sadness and loss of many innocents? lives. It will not — and should not — be forgotten! The day when our beloved Mumbai was taken by surprise, our beloved Mumbai was attacked by coward terrorist, many innocents died, many children?s becomes orphan, many parents lost their children?s, ...
Finance Minister Assures growth of Indian Economy
2008-11-25 10:46:00 Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Monday asserted that despite the global meltdown, India, unlike many other global economies, would continue to grow at seven to eight per cent this fiscal. It was nowhere near a recession.Inaugurating the Economic Editors? Conference here, Mr. Chidambaram pointed out that such a level of growth, even as the global ...
Indian Inflation Data to be released on Thursdays
2008-07-19 08:07:00 The Inflation data will be released on thursdays at 5 in the evening instead of the usual Friday midnoon. Why this sudden change and what impact will this have on the markets, one wonders. Probably, the Government is against the idea of releasing the inflation numbers during market trading hours since the inflation numbers have caused ...
Tough phase for the Indian Economy
2008-06-07 00:00:00 Market melts down totally on the back of rising inflation, global food crisis and boiling crude oil prices. India is suffering from a lot of factors such as increasing fiscal deficit due to tons of subsidies, political pressure on the home ground, inflationary pressure to name a few. Selling on part of the FIIs and bearish sentiment of the investors have kept the market in pressure as selling has been witnessed from the last couple of weeks. Nifty 50 had broken the psychology level of 4800 and even 4600 and it is likely to break even 4200 mark. Now the question is where will we stop? Lots of analysts are advising in the front of value buying or bottom fishing. Blue chip shares are available at a price of nothing. It is the high time to invest for the long term view. Still we can see the shortage of investors on the bourses. The sentiment is so bearish that everyone might be thinking that market will move more in the southward direction. Oil marketing companies are losing Rs. 620 cro...
Harvard examines Indian real estate
2008-05-20 20:54:00 By Paul Imbesi BOSTON ? The Harvard Business School is hosting its first-ever real-estate program in India this June with the goal of providing some guidance to local executives as the real estate market in India continues to expand. The South Asia Real Estate Seminar runs from June 17 to June 20 in Hyderabad, India, and costs ...
Is the Indian Economy a Bubble?
2008-05-11 15:58:00 Characteristics of a Bubble A bubble is caused by extraordinary amounts of foreign capital coming into a country through the banking system, leading to excessive credit creation (lending) to consumers and businesses. This allows people to consume mor10 Vote(s)
By: Market Buzz
Indian outsourcing market is set to suffer due to high increase of labour c
2008-03-05 17:30:00 Indian outsourcing market is set to suffer due to high increase of labor cost. Skills shortage and rising labor cost of India?s talents is driving away most of the big IT players towards East European countries and china to find out cost reduction. India is no longer able to give cost cut to these big ...
India Faces Housing Slowdown
2008-02-20 06:37:00 Property Developer Pulls IPO Citing Fears of U.S. Recession; Latest Sign of Global Trouble By SARA SEDDON KILBINGER SPECIAL TO THE WSJFebruary 20, 2008; Page B7 The withdrawal of an IPO by a big property developer in India earlier this month was just the latest sign of the growing difficulties companies world-wide are having tapping capital markets. But the message ...
Indian economy won't slow down: Montek
2008-02-17 03:19:00 Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia Friday said that any slowdown in the world economy would not have much impact on the Indian economy.6 Vote(s)
By: Market Buzz
Real Estate Facilitating Indian Economy Growth
2008-02-13 06:16:00 Speaking at the “National Convention ‘NATCON 2008, Kamal Nath, Union minister for commerce and Industry said that developments in the Indian real estate sector symbolizes the changing face of nation and is a reflection of the growth in the Indian economy brought about by high rates of GDP and also by India’s integration with the ...
Millions living in darkness as Indian economy booms
2008-02-07 09:26:00 As India has grown, power generation has badly lagged with the gap between electricity supply and demand nationwide averaging up to 14% at peak times7 Vote(s)
By: Market Buzz
Indian economy to grow at 8.5 percent: Chidambaram
2008-01-24 11:41:00 The Indian economy is set to grow at a rate of 8.5 percent during 2008-09 after factoring in the volatility of the current global financial turbulence, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram said at the World Economic Forum Thursday.
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Growth in Real Estate Reflects the Growth in Indian Economy: Kamal Nath
2008-01-07 07:20:00 Addressing the ?National Convention ?NATCON 2008?, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Kamal Nath stated that the mushrooming real estate sector signifies the changing face of India and it is a reflection of the growth in the Indian economy brought about by high rates of GDP and also by India?s integration with the global economy. ...
Indian economy decelerates as rates and rupee bite
2007-12-01 22:43:00 NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's annual economic growth dipped below 9 percent for the first time in three quarters in July-September as industrial output slowed, but analysts said the Reserve Bank of India's full-year forecast of 8.5 percent should be 5 Vote(s)
By: Market Buzz
India set to become global hub for innovation
2007-10-07 23:20:00 Research and Development (R&D) is gaining momentum in India. India is increasingly becoming a top global innovator for high-tech products and services. In a recent study by World Bank, it found that more than 300 multinational corporations have set up R&D and technical centres in India. Hundreds more have their plans to move in future.
Insight from Kellogg
2007-08-21 02:00:00 Last week while at Kellogg learning about marketing a key message stuck - the message is challenging the very foundations of traditional marketing. The message was:While old school Marketing relied on the metaphor: One to many (Mass Marketing). The new school of marketing in the connected world relies on the metaphor: One to some and ...
NRIs may rival MNCs as investors in Indian economy
2007-08-06 11:55:00 The single-largest source of foreign capital into India, non-resident Indians, may one day become the prime source of investment in the domestic economy. A new report on remittances to India says "NRIs now see India as an investment destination" and are already leaving their mark in real estate and the stockmarket. Muzaffar Chishti of the Migration Policy Institute, author of "The Phenomenal Rise
By: NRI Real Estate
Indian economy?s reform path
2007-07-31 13:29:00 If you were asked to tell something about the Indian economy?s reform path, you would I am sure, start with the 1990?s. But a noted economist like our present Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission Mr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia would start elsewhere. Where precisely? See it in his own words, extracted from what appeared in today?s ET: ?Actually, during the early years of planning, we achieved a fairly decent rate of GDP growth, but as we entered the 1960s, performance slumped, food production fell, there were forex constraints and don?t forget, we had major wars with our neighbours. It was during this time that people started questioning the continuance of the socialist model of governance.? ?Come to think of it, the reform process actually started in the 1960s, when Mrs. Indira Gandhi supported the Green Revolution, which was carried out with the help of imported high quality seeds and fertilizers. But the winds of change became strong as the last decade started; profe...
By: Discover It
Indian economy?s reform path
2007-07-28 09:57:00 If you were asked to tell something about the Indian economy?s reform path, you would I am sure, start with the 1990?s. But a noted economist like our present Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission Mr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia would start elsewhere. Where precisely? See it in his own words, extracted from what appeared in today?s ET: ?Actually, during the early years of planning, we achieved a fairly decent rate of GDP growth, but as we entered the 1960s, performance slumped, food production fell, there were forex constraints and don?t forget, we had major wars with our neighbours. It was during this time that people started questioning the continuance of the socialist model of governance.? ?Come to think of it, the reform process actually started in the 1960s, when Mrs. Indira Gandhi supported the Green Revolution, which was carried out with the help of imported high quality seeds and fertilizers. But the winds of change became strong as the last decade started; profe...
By: Discover It
Indian Economy Flourishing On Back Of Real Estate
2007-06-27 12:01:00 Scout any Indian city and you will find it witnessing real estate mania for sure. There is a multitude of construction including shopping malls, development of residential property, commercial space, and IT parks budding from the urban soil. Such projects are helping their respective cities to undergo a major makeover. Taking the stock market into view, ...
Outlook for Indian economy is buoyant: Dun & Bradstreet
2007-05-23 13:27:00 Hyderabad, May 23 (IANS) The outlook for the Indian economy remains buoyant but the risks of rising interest rates and appreciating rupee remain, says Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), the world’s leading source of global business information, knowledge and insight. “Though business confidence is difficult to predict over the long term, we remain confident over the long ...
Outlook for Indian economy is buoyant: Dun & Bradstreet
2007-05-23 12:27:00 Hyderabad, May 23 (IANS) The outlook for the Indian economy remains buoyant but the risks of rising interest rates and appreciating rupee remain, says Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), the world’s leading source of global business information, knowledge and insight. “Though business confidence is difficult to predict over the long term, we remain confident over the long ...
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Are There Any Good Textbooks On The Indian Economy?
2007-04-09 18:17:00 Greg Mankiw has a lively discussion on his blog about the best non-textbook book on economics. Some great recommendations, there. This got me thinking about my college education in India, in the 1980s. The economics textbooks we used then (Dutt & Sundaram, KK Dewett and such like) were so terrible that just thinking of ...
State of Indian Economy 2007
2007-02-09 20:28:01 India?s current economic growth is likely to soon push it into the position as the 5th biggest economy in the world. Already in terms of purchasing power the Indian economy is ranked as the third largest Economic growth is currently averaging 5-6% and there are signs that this is likely to continue in the future. |
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