Are Chinese exports uncompetitive?

by Nazia | Jun 27, 2013 | Foreign Policy

As gold prices slump, the Chinese stock exchange plunges and Indian rupee falls to new lows, monetary policy analysts are revisiting the competitiveness of China – India bilateral trade. A report by India’s apex bank – the Reserve Bank of...

Deals going up in gasDeals going up in gas

by Nazia | Jun 25, 2013 | Trade

Unsupported by a will to aggressively bid for energy projects, Indian public sector power companies are loosing out heavily to Chinese companies in securing energy assets internationally. At a time when countries are increasingly going green on gas and de-nuclearising...

This summer respect your host country

by Nazia | Jun 13, 2013 | Travel

At a time when Chinese tourists are touted as the largest travelling nationality and ones that gross copious amounts of revenue in souvenir shopping, many nations, including the Chinese themselves are dissing the disguising habits of their travelling counterparts. A...

National associations in China and India National associations in China and India

by Nazia | Jun 7, 2013 | [:en]Business[:zh]业务

Chinese companies in India’s financial hub of Mumbai are gradually coming together to form what will be an Association of Chinese Companies. Similar to New Delhi’s Chindia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which represents over 110 Chinese firms in India,...

A Rainbow across the Himalayas

by Nazia | May 30, 2013 | [:en]Culture[:zh]文化

After concrete conversations and pristine promises to open markets further to each other during Premier Li Keqiang’s visit to New Delhi and Mumbai last week, India and China this week landed on softer territory with cultural exchanges, a meeting of the minds and...