Indian Prime Minister Hopes For More Than 7 Percent Economic Growth Next Year (AP) NEW DELHI, India (AP) - The Indian government is pushing ahead with economic reforms aimed at achieving a growth rate of more than 7 percent... [read full story]
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Posted by: Mehul Srivastava on November 09 After a long hibernation from the lecture circuit, India’s soft-spoken and carefully scripted Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, stepped onto a dais and promised more of the same. At the...
Reuters - After a year of global economic crisis and political limbo, investors in India are returning to business as usual -- this time with real hope that a new government might actually bring in needed financial reforms.
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India's long-stalled reforms to its financial sector gained momentum on Sunday after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he would push through legislative changes, including the insurance sector which foreign players are eyeing....
Posted by: Mehul Srivastava on November 09 After a long hibernation from the lecture circuit, India’s soft-spoken and carefully scripted Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, stepped onto a dais and promised more of the same. At the...
