Tapping into India’s Dynamic Consumer Market: Major Patterns and Trends
Estimates currently hold that the annual growth of India’s consumer market could reach 6.7 percent between 2015 and 2020, and 7.1 percent between 2021 and 2025. In this article, we take a look at the main trends in the market and examine the factors and challenges within specific industries.
India Market Watch: E-Commerce Companies Expand Services, Aviation Sector Soars, Exports Continue to Decline
In this week’s Market Watch, we look at how e-commerce companies expand to on-demand services to capture the market, the factors involved in India’s growing aviation market and a decline in exports amid a slowdown in global markets.
Incentives for International Financial Service Centers in India
In a bid to boost the economy, the Modi-led government has provided several incentives for investment in International Financial Service Centers (IFSCs). In this article, we explore the incentives and prospects for IFSCs in India.
India Budget 2016: Business Elements
While the union budget focuses on rural and infrastructure sectors, it also included several business elements. In this article, we discuss reforms planned for taxation and regulatory issues, including ways to facilitate ease of doing business in India.
India Market Watch: India’s Economy to Grow, New Initiatives for Infrastructure Projects, Bike-Taxi Services Go Nowhere
In this week’s Market Watch, we look at the IMF’s projections for the Indian economy, new initiatives proposed to boost infrastructure projects, and Uber’s and Ola’s attempt to launch bike services.
Union Budget 2016-17: An Overview
The union budget focuses on the farming and rural sectors with aims of kickstarting infrastructure projects throughout the country. The budget hopes to generate employment, increase consumption and production, and introducing reforms on tax and FDI.
India Market Watch: Digital Technology Key Driver for IT-BPM Growth, World’s Cheapest Smartphone Launched
In this week’s Market Watch, we examine key drivers of growth for the IT-BPM industry, subsidies that will affect the expenditure during the annual budget, as well as the launch of the world’s cheapest smartphone and what it means to the industry.
One Globe Conference – Interview with Harjiv Singh
In this interview with Harjiv Singh, we discuss the qualities that are needed to make India competitive against its peers. Singh points out that India will need to ramp up its infrastructure and manufacturing to catch up and remain competitive.