Investment

By Ken Hickson Besides solar, wind and ocean energy, India must invest in managing its massive waste problem and turn it into a source of energy. According to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), there exists a potential...

By Arvind Jain, Managing Director - Pride Group Foreign investors into Indian real estate are looking at two primary aspects - an investment-friendly policy environment and project opportunities by established, credible developers. They are taking the long-term view and not...

Global interactive energy platform developer, Innovari, plans to help India in a big way to bridge its massive energy deficiency through optimal utilization of the country's power grid. In the next 10 years, India plans to spend $21.6 billion on...

When it comes to making fresh investments, entrepreneurs globally are placing their bets on India. One more example in this regard became evident as global operators in couriers, Deutsche Post DHL, or DPDHL, chose Delhi for its pilot project to...

Global exchange and capital markets operator, Deutsche Boerse (DB1), is deepening its relationship with the Bombay Stock Exchange to further develop technology and products for both, the Indian financial markets and overseas. DB1 and its subsidiaries, Eurex as well as...

India and China can change history but not geography. They have been each other's neighbours since the dawn of civilization and may continue to remain so till eternity. Their destinies are intertwined and their socio-economic progress is complementary rather than...

India's trade and economy is not just about fostering and strengthening bilateral relationships with the US, European Union and China but more importantly to 'look east' and 'act east'. Asean countries, South Korea and Japan are integral parts of India's...

By Vineet Aggarwal, President of The Queensland Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India. When the young and debonair Indian Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi visited Australia in 1986, little did we know that it will take 28 years for...

By Gurdip Singh India’s Open Door Economic Policy has evoked a tremendous response from Singaporean companies, some of which are venturing as wholly-owned subsidiaries and others through branch offices, marketing or liaising arms into the country, according to Benjamin Yap,...

Education is ISI—India's sunrise industry. A heady cocktail of young human resources, ambitious businessmen willing to invest in schools, colleges and universities and a new central government willing to forge partnerships with the private companies has brought the education sector to the forefront of the national agenda....