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Ashish Sinha is an experienced business journalist who has covered FMCG, auto, infrastructure, tourism, telecom among several other beats. Ashish has keen interest in the regulatory scenario impacting different sectors. He writes on aviation, railways, post and telegraph, infrastructure, defence, media & entertainment, among a wide variety of other subjects.
Starting 2017, all telecom operators will have three new realities to face. One, they will need to learn to co-exist peacefully as court battles won’t help anyone; improve their respective services to plug mass migration of customer base to Jio
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India has thousands of management institutes, lakhs of students, but very few competent faculty members. A challenge that must be addressed immediately
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The prices of real estate is expected to dip across the Tier-II and Tier-III towns where a large chunk of the property transactions tend to involve the cash component
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Affordable homes – those priced around Rs 25 lakh to Rs 40 lakh – continued to be the top choice of the home buyers in the second quarter ended September 30, 2016
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It remains to be seen that with challenging revenue generation capabilities and ambitious programmes of modernizing over 400 railway stations and starting high-speed trains, how railways will be able to generate cash and resources
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Exceptionally talented Indians can obtain permanent residency in the US with zero investment through the EB-1A programme
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India Post will float its first ever public sector undertaking — India Post Payments Bank, which plans to begin operations next year
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Fine-dining or casual, sophisticated or deconstructed mess, authentic or fusion, there’s nothing that pleases Indians more than desi food. The new disruptors in town are proof
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18 potential bidders included leading media and technology companies such as Star India, Amazon, Sony Pictures Networks India, Reliance Jio Digital, Twitter and Facebook
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Ministry officials say that in near future, the government could amend the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 suitably to include legitimate direct selling operators under its fold
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