Yearend 2016
Yearend 2016
Indian companies created over 100,000 jobs in the US in recent months, which will define the relationship into the New [...]
Indian companies – big corporates and smaller and medium enterprises – made considerable strides this year. ‘India Global Business’ reviews [...]
A leading Indian diplomat based in Africa shares his views on why the continent is important to India. Any observer [...]
The year that began with lots of hope is drawing to a close on a note of concern and some [...]
As we come to the end of 2016, ‘India Global Business’ takes stock of a year packed with some major shockwaves but also one that holds lots of promise for the New Year. In this Yearend Edition, we take a wide sweep across the globe to analyse the twists and turns in India’s globalisation story over the year and what we can expect from 2017.
Job creation at core of Indian impact in US
Indian companies created over 100,000 jobs in the US in recent months, which will define the relationship into the New Year. Biocon widens BristolMyers Squibb tie-up Biocon's contract research arm, Syngene International, has expanded its ongoing drug discovery and development [...]
Why London attracts Indian companies, big and small
London attracts many of India’s new adventurers looking to expand globally. A trade and investment expert from the mayor’s team tells ‘India Global Business’ why that will continue to be the case in the New Year. It is crucial London [...]
Securing India’s energy future
India has got its electricity under control but still does not have an answer to its unrelenting thirst for imported crude. India has invested heavily in building up power plants to the extent there is a glut-like situation today. This [...]
Dancing with the Dragon
The underlying mood may be tetchy, but overall India-China relations covered some important ground in 2016. In 2016, particularly following the Nuclear Suppliers’ Group (NSG) plenary in Seoul in June, India-China relations became decidedly testy. Several reasons were attributed to [...]
A new trade era: What it means for Asia and the UK
From someone who vigorously campaigned for the UK to remain in the European Union, Alok Sharma now finds himself on a rather different kind of pitch as the Foreign Office Minister charged with Asia. His post-Brexit appointment led to a [...]
The European Union: What next?
To say that the year 2016 shook up the very foundations of the European Union (EU) would not be an exaggeration. The reverberations from the Brexit vote in Britain aside, the economic bloc is undergoing its biggest existential crises that [...]
The UK needs more Indian talent in the post-Brexit era, not less
Trade deals are about more than just tariffs, they are about relationships and the movement of people, writes Lord Bilimoria. I came to the UK as a student in the early 1980s, where I knew I would receive a world-class [...]
Driving into the world
The automobile industry continued to make a mark in global sweepstakes during 2016 and looks set to drive through further barriers in the New Year. While unveiling the new version of its compact sports utility vehicle EcoSport at the 2016 [...]
Making Donald Trump a friend of India
India will do well to take the initiative in correcting the anomalous situation of Indo-US B2B relations and take some immediate steps to project itself as a willing and receptive partner for a Trump presidency, writes a foreign policy expert. [...]
Building bonds with the CLMV region
India’s bilateral trade with Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam has grown exponentially from $460 million in 2000 to almost $12 billion in 2014. Till recently, they were considered the poor cousins of ASEAN’s more prosperous members, but the four countries [...]
WOOING INDIA INC.
Indian companies are collectively the third largest foreign investor in the UK and the largest employer in its manufacturing sector. Then, Indian IT companies employ about 100,000 US citizens in that country. No wonder countries across the world are inviting [...]
Bimstec: A viable alternative to SAARC
The cancellation of the 2016 SAARC summit in Islamabad, Pakistan, marks a major turning point in the geopolitical configurations in South Asia. Bimstec wasn’t a term many people outside of government circles in Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Nepal [...]
Arc of Democracy: Good for Asia
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, with whom Modi shares close ties, is close to becoming India’s “all weather friend”. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has spoken of the “Arc of Democracy”, with Tokyo and New Delhi as its two ends [...]
Jury is still out on Trump
India will adopt a wait and watch policy on the new US President-elect until there is greater clarity on issues of importance. The world is still trying to come with a Donald Trump presidency in the US. Pick up any [...]
India and China: From neighbours to frenemies
Of all the foreign policy challenges facing the Modi government, the one on how to deal with China is, arguably, the most difficult and vexed problem. China’s rise to the top league of the world’s leading nations has been accompanied [...]
Romancing the Bear
India-Russia ties have been rooted in history but 2016 marked a shift in gears to give the relationship a solid 21st century dimension. President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India in October marked a boost for the Make in India programme [...]
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