Category Archives: industry

Manufacturing India: CAD

Posted on September 5, 2013 by indra

The Indian economists and many columnists in past few weeks have been discussing CAD (Current Account Deficit) so much that today even a commoner knows the reason of worries of the government. CAD most simply is the difference between the … Continue reading →

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Falling Rupee vs. Sonia’s Food Bill

Posted on August 21, 2013 by indra

For Sonia Gandhi, Food Security Bill is important as a means to win the forthcoming general election even after all scams of her government and not the unprecedented falling rupee deteriorating the image of India in the domestic market and … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: An Unique Achievement

Posted on August 13, 2013 by indra

In last few days at least two events reported in media tell some thing great about Indian manufacturing. The Indian navy launched its first indigenous aircraft carrier on Aug 12 at Kochi, making the country only the fifth in the … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: News and Views-5

Posted on July 31, 2013 by indra

Here are some more news in media from the manufacturing sector: 1. India will have to radically transform its manufacturing sector by focussing on large-scale labour-intensive factories producing exportable goods, reducing the share of employment in agriculture from the present … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: News and Views-4

Posted on July 10, 2013 by indra

1. According to a new plan,Triumph Motorcycles will start assembling completely knocked-down (CKD) kits at a factory in the Gurgaon-Manesar area in Haryana. The company’s manufacturing plans in Karnataka will also be implemented . Almost all the high-end models are … Continue reading →

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ManufacturingIndia: News and Views-3

Posted on June 20, 2013 by indra

1.The Danish company Danfoss will invest close to $100 million in India over the next two years. The $6 billion company makes components that help improve energy-efficiency and are used in various industrial applications like air conditioning, heating buildings, controlling … Continue reading →

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ManufacturingIndia: News and Views-2

Posted on June 14, 2013 by indra

1. Bajaj Auto has developed a quadricycle, RE60. The quadricycles can ply now as public transport vehicles within municipal limits. I fail to understand why some big names in industry are trying to discourage this innovative product when Nano got … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: Aviation

Posted on June 4, 2013 by indra

For all these years, HAL was the only manufacturing company in aviation sector with huge manufacturing facilities built over the years. HAL over the years has developed expertise in managing the technologies of aircraft building and has absorb new technologies … Continue reading →

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Mukesh and Arvind

Posted on November 3, 2012 by indra

Kejriwal has stirred the hornet’s nest with revelation about Mukesh Ambani and in a larger context about the business model of the country’s big industrialists in general. The stories percolating in the media and the public domain are raising serious … Continue reading →

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Does Anyone Believe Manmohan?

Posted on October 15, 2012 by indra

India is in a fix. Who is right? Manmohan Singh’s ministers or IAC led now by Arvind Kejriwal? And many are worried too. Where will the inaction and silence of Manmohan Singh and the revelation-after-revelation of Arvind or IAC will … Continue reading →

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