Germany buys into Make in India buzz
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s visit to India this week marks a turning point in the Indo-German relationship, which has lagged behind its potential for years.
Skills are the key to unlocking Digital India Potential: India Inc. Interview
Manojit Bose is a Senior Director with India’s National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), focusing on Domestic IT and eGovernance. He gives India Inc. his vision for this ambitious programme and how it complements some of the other key initiatives such as Make in India as part of the country’s growth agenda.
India’s National Clean Energy (environment) fund: Recommendations for effective utilisation
Distributed renewable energy (DRE) is garnering increasing attention in India as a means of expanding energy access to unelectrified and under electrified segments of the population.
ICT readiness for smart cities demystified: A practitioner’s perspective
In over 40 conferences and conclaves that I have been a part of in the past year across the country, technology investments needed in smart cities seem to have conflicting acceptance.
Is India set to beat own emissions target?
There may be some good news for the Indian government’s renewable energy ambitions as a latest climate change tracker report indicates the country may be on the road to exceed its own emissions target.
Insuring the uninsured in Rural India: India Inc. Interview
Jaideep Devare is the managing director of Mahindra Insurance Brokers limited (MIBL), a Mahindra Group firm with operations across 30 countries. India Inc. caught up with Dr Devare during a recent London visit to explore these various aspects.
All eyes on Modi’s first UK visit as Indian Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s visit to the UK certainly seems likely to provide a spectacle, with the event at Wembley Stadium likely to be the highlight. Whether the visit solidifies some kind of all-weather partnership between the two countries is more of a moot point.
What can India offer Singapore?
Singapore’s investment in India has increased significantly in the new millennium, especially after the conclusion of the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement in 2005.
Ready, Set, Grow: India wins investment attractiveness race
Ernst & Young’s (EY) ‘Ready, Set, Grow: India Attractiveness Survey 2015’, conducted during March and April 2015, includes the views of more than 500 decision-makers from multinational organisations across sectors like automotive, consumer products, life sciences, infrastructure, technology, financial services and others.
India-Singapore: A people-to-people connect
India and Singapore enjoy historical relations dating back to the Chola period. Singapore which means ‘Lion City’ in Sanskrit, illustrates India’s influence on the city nation.