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Dr Sunil Gupta is a chartered accountant by profession. He has served as a director on the boards of Punjab National Bank (PNB) and Rural Electrification Corporation Limited (REC), General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC) and Dena Bank. Appreciated by national leaders and business professionals, Dr Gupta believes in all-inclusive participation and growth
Brand India has the support of the ruling dispensation, but it is the broader media of the country that can bring about a big turnaround in the way non-Indians perceive us
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Investor education is the key. Otherwise, in a landscape where macroeconomic indicators across the globe are weak, young investors may be at a risk of financial loss in stock trading.
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The fight against economic offences is still on, and the results are there to see, both in droves and trickles. There has been no letup in India government's concerted efforts to cleanse the system for ensuring a bigger turnout of the fraudsters and defaulters to face the punishment and pay up.
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With its official notification of April this year which mandates that all countries, sharing a land border with India, would now face scrutiny before foreign direct investments (FDIs) are allowed, the Government of India has sent a strong political message to China.
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The Central government needs to take up India’s anti-Hindu Secularism for review to address the apprehensions of the Hindus across the country.
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Prioritisation of the tasks ahead is imperative, and their implementation should be taken up with a benign attitude to ensure that no issue is left out or excluded. And that by itself is no mean task!
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Education, awareness and the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) are some of the key factors which can constitute the basis of the program necessary to bring about women's upliftment and empowerment across the country.
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India and Iran could move on with a bit more of understanding of each other's domestic and global political compulsions and the need to work together.
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The modern Indian universities may be characterised as the training fields of those scholars whose ambition for the future lies in a career in politics rather than in spheres related to academics.
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Democracy will not be allowed to degenerate into anarchy by the determined people and the Government of India.
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