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The Sensex breached the 11,000 mark, indicating that the lean summer season that set in around the middle of May is finally giving way to optimism brought in by the monsoon.
The terrorist strike in Mumbai has once again brought into focus India’s resolve and ability to deal with this continuing threat to its security and social cohesion.
Investors have now begun to question one of the main strengths of the Indian economy in the post-reform era, viz., the sustained improvement in its external account.
India’s corporate sector continues to impress. The first 150 results announced by companies over April show corporate earnings during 2005-6 have surged by over 35%.
Food processing has the ability to transform rural India just the way IT has changed urban India. India has potential to grow most crops and become the food bowl of the world.
Some time in 2008, India will join the select group of countries with a trillion dollar economy. The journey to the trillion-dollar GDP mark has been a long and arduous one.
Typically, companies that have demonstrated high earnings growth or are expected to realise faster growth in the future are the ones that are traded at much higher PEs than others.
The government is aware of the problem, as evident from the creation of the Knowledge Commission. The need of the hour is rapid expansion of supply of quality education.
With the economy on track to achieve a growth rate of over 7.5% this fiscal, it is not surprising that our planners have set their sights on raising the bar.The PM has said that India must look at a GDP growth target of 10%.
