India is confronted with the triple challenges of climate change, energy security and economic development with political will and technological prowess.
The India Economic Summit jointly organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry and the World Economic Forum has been one of the significant events in the corporate calendar for a decade and the recently concluded event in Delhi provided rich food for thought as India sees itself through the lens provided by the partnership talk during the recent Obama visit.
The World Economic Forum is keen to have Indian political and corporate leaders share their experience in taking growth benefits to the poor with other global CEOs and policymakers at the international non-profit body’s annual summit in Davos, Switzerland, in January, 2011.
UK-based multi-brand retailer Tesco on Tuesday said it has increased outsourcing of garments along with other products from India to meet its global requirements.
Delivery of healthcare services to the rural population through mobile phones could could be the cheapest medium to penetrate the bottom of the pyramid and Public Private Partnership could be the best way to make this happen.
Kenya’s government is in talks with Reliance Industries and the Tata Group for possible investments in the African country, Prime Minister Raila Odinga said.
ICICI Bank sees an upward bias in interest rates, its CEO & MD Chanda Kochhar said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum that closed on Tuesday.
Amid an uproar over corruption in Parliament, leading industrialist Rahul Bajaj today hit out at large corporate houses that pay bribes to get jobs done and claimed he never did it.
This year’s India Economic Summit is being held immediately after the historic visit of President Barack Obama. The US President’s visit has set the stage for the Summit.