Commerce And Industries Minister Anand Sharma
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United Nations goofs with Union minister Anand Sharma's name
The United Nations Media Department today made a faux pas when it identified Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma as his Cabinet colleague Kamal Nath.
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IKEA Won't be Allowed to Sell Food Items in India: Government
Swedish firm IKEA can be allowed to run restaurant and cafe along with single brand furniture stores, but it won't engage in retailing of food items, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said Monday.Sharma said IKEA recently sought permission for...
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FDI debate: Anand Sharma defends govt's decision
Commerce and Industries Minister Anand Sharma on Wednesday defended the government's decision to allow foreign capital in multi-brand retail, saying this was taken after due consultations with all stakeholders and that it would save farm output and generate employment in the country.
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Anand Sharma seeks Nitish Kumar's support on FDI in retail: Read full letter
Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma has written a letter to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar seeking his support on allowing foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail. Here is the copy of the letter:
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Assurance to Parliament on FDI not violated: Anand Sharma
Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma on Thursday asserted that there was no violation of the government's earlier assurance to Parliament that it would work for a consensus on FDI in multi-brand retail.
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After bitter breakup, UPA regifts investors' meet from Mamata Banerjee to Akhilesh Yadav
An annual investors meet organised by the Commerce Ministry and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has been moved out of Kolkata to Agra. This is being seen as the UPA's retaliation against Mamata Banerjee after a bitter and public break up. For Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, this is a vote of confidence - and possibly a thank...
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Portfolios announced: Anand Sharma gets Commerce
On Thursday, Anand Sharma was made the new Commerce and Industry Minister.
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United Nations goofs with Union minister Anand Sharma's name
The United Nations Media Department today made a faux pas when it identified Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma as his Cabinet colleague Kamal Nath.
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IKEA Won't be Allowed to Sell Food Items in India: Government
Swedish firm IKEA can be allowed to run restaurant and cafe along with single brand furniture stores, but it won't engage in retailing of food items, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said Monday.Sharma said IKEA recently sought permission for...
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FDI debate: Anand Sharma defends govt's decision
Commerce and Industries Minister Anand Sharma on Wednesday defended the government's decision to allow foreign capital in multi-brand retail, saying this was taken after due consultations with all stakeholders and that it would save farm output and generate employment in the country.
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Anand Sharma seeks Nitish Kumar's support on FDI in retail: Read full letter
Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma has written a letter to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar seeking his support on allowing foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail. Here is the copy of the letter:
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Assurance to Parliament on FDI not violated: Anand Sharma
Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma on Thursday asserted that there was no violation of the government's earlier assurance to Parliament that it would work for a consensus on FDI in multi-brand retail.
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After bitter breakup, UPA regifts investors' meet from Mamata Banerjee to Akhilesh Yadav
An annual investors meet organised by the Commerce Ministry and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has been moved out of Kolkata to Agra. This is being seen as the UPA's retaliation against Mamata Banerjee after a bitter and public break up. For Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, this is a vote of confidence - and possibly a thank...
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Portfolios announced: Anand Sharma gets Commerce
On Thursday, Anand Sharma was made the new Commerce and Industry Minister.
