India
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
— Mahatma Gandhi
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Concern over India's nuclear liability law still remains: French firm
French firm EDF also said that it will give a fresh pricing proposal for the six nuclear reactors for the Jaitapur plant
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Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership: Trade pact battle likely to continue
Australia, Japan & South Korea want more tariff reduction, market access; India remains cautious over agriculture interests
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'India to clock nearly 8% GDP growth in 2016-17'
The PHD Chamber of Commerce says the country has benefited from lower energy prices and higher real incomes
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Making India poverty free: Did the Government underestimate GDP growth?
For the government to eradicate poverty by 2032, India will need to grow at 10% nominal GDP, but this will involve radical reform instead of incremental reforms
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Maharashtra mulls law to make units use recycled water
Out of 11 major irrigation dams in the state, seven have zero percentage of stock left
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After 3 years, India to achieve 5% ethanol-petrol blend target
Demand for industrial use is met through cheap import from Brazil and USA
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After 3 years of efforts, India to achieve 5% ethanol blending with petrol
Demand for industrial use is met through cheap import from Brazil and USA
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India's Services Sector grew 10% a year in 2015-16: CII Report
Country is second fastest growing services economy; its share in global services exports at 3.2% in 2014-15, was twice that of merchandise exports
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India widens Preferential Trade Agreement with Chile
As per the expanded PTA, Chile has offered concessions to India on 1,798 tariff lines with margin of preference ranging from 30-100%
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Won't be 'euphoric' if India is fastest growing large economy, says Raghuram Rajan
Rajan added implementation of several reforms would be key to ensuring India posts high growth
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India has its hands full in implementing key reforms to boost economy: Arun Jaitley
Said he hoped the country will be able to improve its growth this year from the 7.6% achieved last fiscal
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Ready for a quantum leap
With investments totalling Rs 40,000 crore in the pipeline, Uttar Pradesh is poised for a take-off
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Indian economy growing fastest, Arun Jaitley on Raghuram Rajan's remarks
The RBI chief had commented that at 7.5% growth rate India seemed to be 'one eyed king in the land of blind'
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Govt aims to showcase services trade potential through global exhibition
The three-day event will be crucial to market India's services trade potential to trade partners from abroad
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Toms no gasta en publicidad y en vez de ello dona zapatos
Cuando Blake Mycoskie tenía 30 años, decidió fundar una empresa que fuera sustentable, pero que al mismo tiempo le permitiera donar zapatos a niños de escasos recursos económicos en el mundo.“Decidí hacer una empresa porque era una manera sustentable de poder donar calzado a los chicos (pobres). Si hubiésemos sido una ONG dependeríamos de donaciones, ...
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March trade deficit narrows, annual exports lowest in 5 years
India's exports account for just 1.7% of world trade, compared with nearly 12% of China
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Uttar Pradesh tops in PPP project investments: Study
Gujarat has the highest share, at15.5%, in infrastructure projects (value terms) that are under operation on the PPP model
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India asks IMF to beef up resources to ensure 'future-proof global economy'
FM Arun Jaitley said India's balanced macroeconomic environment and strong growth prospects make it a 'bright' spot in the global scenario
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Beef up resources to future-proof global economy: Jaitley to IMF
FM Arun Jaitley said India's balanced macroeconomic environment and strong growth prospects make it a 'bright' spot in the global scenario
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Sushma Swaraj in Iran eyes oil imports, meets Indians
Besides oil, India has vital stakes in connectivity projects in Iran, like the Chabahar port that will open up the country's trade and commercial connectivity with Central Asia and Afghanistan
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Hardeep S Puri: India's trade policy imperatives
The government has no choice but to take a good hard look at the implications of regional trade agreements and other global trends