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Indian Industry Wants Centre to Focus on Reforms After Bihar Elections
Pledging its support to big-ticket investments in Bihar following the Nitish Kumar led Grand Alliance's thumping victory, India Inc today sought a renewed focus by the Narendra Modi government at Centre on economic reforms.
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Must Invest in Infrastructure For High Growth: President Pranab Mukherjee
President Pranab Mukherjee today said that India is a bright spot in an otherwise "gloomy global economy" and it should invest in infrastructure and human capital to achieve and maintain high growth of over 8 per cent over the next two decades.
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Will Prioritize Infrastructure Development: Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Government today assured exporters that it will give top priority to developing modern infrastructure for boosting shipments to overseas markets and spurring economic growth.
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India's engineering exports to US fall by 10 percent in April-November: EEPC
The Engineering Export Promotion Council attributes a slowdown in global demand.
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India the new hub for high-tech manufacturing, with low costs: EEPC
According to the EEPC, with rising costs of production in China, India is being looked as the next hub of high-tech product manufacturing.
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Indian Industry Wants Centre to Focus on Reforms After Bihar Elections
Pledging its support to big-ticket investments in Bihar following the Nitish Kumar led Grand Alliance's thumping victory, India Inc today sought a renewed focus by the Narendra Modi government at Centre on economic reforms.
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Must Invest in Infrastructure For High Growth: President Pranab Mukherjee
President Pranab Mukherjee today said that India is a bright spot in an otherwise "gloomy global economy" and it should invest in infrastructure and human capital to achieve and maintain high growth of over 8 per cent over the next two decades.
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Will Prioritize Infrastructure Development: Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Government today assured exporters that it will give top priority to developing modern infrastructure for boosting shipments to overseas markets and spurring economic growth.
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India's engineering exports to US fall by 10 percent in April-November: EEPC
The Engineering Export Promotion Council attributes a slowdown in global demand.
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India the new hub for high-tech manufacturing, with low costs: EEPC
According to the EEPC, with rising costs of production in China, India is being looked as the next hub of high-tech product manufacturing.
