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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.
The ban on mining iron-ore in Goa has crossed 18 months virtually killing all the aligned businesses and impacting 70,000 households and 3 lakh livelihoods
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On the eve of the two-day India Economic Summit at the capital, Anil Menon, Managing Director, Head of Centre for Global Industries, World Economic Forum shares the mission, its agenda and some details into what makes WEF relevant and happening
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BW Businessworld takes a close look at the slowdown blues, as India Inc. pins its hopes on the festive season, hoping it will kick-start the economy.
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The government has announced measures to boost affordable housing, but developers want it to do more for the sector as a whole
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Professor Anurag S Rathore, Dean, Corporate Relations at IIT Delhi tells Ashish Sinha, there is an urgent need to create collaborative opportunities for industry-academia, promoting scientific temperament to boost the economy. Edited Excerpts:
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J&K wants more factories, jobs, business activities, and trade in order to contribute more to the Indian economy. But is it ready for business yet?
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Will the rolling out of the ‘Jio First-Day-First-Show’ service to all ‘premium JioFiber’ customers announced by Mukesh Ambani disrupt theatrical revenue?
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A clutch of startups is giving the staid world of hostels and PGs a modern makeover with their concept of branded student housing and co-living to cater to the needs of the millennial generation
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Liquidity crisis and rationalization of taxes major issues facing real estate and infrastructure
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The real estate sector in general and the housing sector in particular has got a fillip in the latest Budget
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