Making ‘Made in India’Making ‘Made in India’

by Nazia | Aug 1, 2013 | Foreign Direct Investment

The time for Indian manufacturing to bask in the sunlight has come, however shrouded in archaic laws and regulations, dimmed by a weakening economy and lack of government support, manufacturing in India might remain away from the limelight. Explaining how India could...

Stimulating the economy for growth

by Nazia | Jul 25, 2013 | Foreign Direct Investment

Fiscal pressures have contributed to Beijing following New Delhi in contributing to freeing the economy and liberalize growth. Barely a week after India opened FDI in the telecom and defence sectors amongst others, China announced tax breaks for 6...

More room to play the Indian Market

by Nazia | Jul 17, 2013 | Foreign Direct Investment

When push came to shove, the Indian government did budge to salvage the economy from floundering. Let it also be noted, that just as Dr. Manmohan Singh released the clasps on the Indian economy in 1991 flooding her with western goods and services, a prudent reason to...

Birds of GoldBirds of Gold

by Nazia | Jul 9, 2013 | [:en]Business[:zh]业务, Laws and regulations

As China and India play tug-of war in re-balancing their economies, Inchin Closer takes a look at the real growth engines in both countries — India’s Middle class and China’s Rural mass. Birds of Gold as dubbed by the Mckinsey Global Institute, for...

China gains another point in the black gold game

by Nazia | Jul 3, 2013 | Foreign Policy

Notwithstanding the ballooning trade deficit between India and China which swelled by 34 percent to reach US$12 billion in the first five months of this year, India is also heavily loosing out to China in acquiring oil assets internationally. Inchin Closer had earlier...