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Naina Sood is a Economics graduate and has done her post graduation in International economics and Trade. She has deep interests in Indian economy and reforms
The consultancy also expects the domestic coal production to grow by a higher CAGR of around 5.5% between FY2018 and FY2022, leading to a significant reduction in India’s coal imports
Read MoreWith only two days left for the current CMD's retirement, the authorities are yet to notify regarding the new face of the company
Read MoreIndia uses 640 grams coal per kWh. Whereas, in 2015 China reported use of 308 grams coal per kWh and further targets less than 300 grams coal per kWh under 2014-2020 state council energy action agenda
Read MoreThere is a dearth of health professionals in India and it is important to find out what the industry calls for and understand the country’s needs
Read MoreA lot of medical colleges who do not have adequate faculty could tap into the resources of private hospitals
Read MoreSpeaking at the 4th edition of BW Businessworld Healthcare Summit & Awards, Dr Mani mentions how over regulation in the sector will snuff out the private sector
Read MoreWhile electricity generation is on track in India, the challenge lies in making it accessible to all. In a country of 1.3 billion people, more than 200 million people live without electricity, especially in rural areas
Read MoreThis BW Businessworld healthcare initiative will bring together significant stakeholders on 24th August to discuss and deliberate on cohesive, unified and innovative ways to achieve equitable, affordable and quality health services for all in the country
Read MoreMarked as India’s largest inbound foreign direct investment, the deal gives Russia’s biggest oil producer and one of the world’s largest commodity traders access to a global demand centre in Asia while helping Essar Group reduce its debt by about $11 billion and shift focus to its struggling steel business
Read MoreFormer Reserve Bank of India Governor Dr Bimal Jalan's in his new book 'India: Priorities for future' does formidable analysis of the last four decades of India's economic journey illuminating the nation's transition from a strictly regulated, slow-growth state enterprise to one of the fastest-growing economies in the world
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