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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 future of the nation is at stake. The most developed nations in the world are spending staggering amounts on the education of their future with India still fighting for its basic education needs with quality being a far sighted dream
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Speaking at the BW Businessworld's 'Future of Education Summit 2017', the minister expressed the dire need of investment in the field of education and claimed how the government has made the sector a priority with 25 per cent budget allocation
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According to Bain & Company's India Private Equity Report 2017, the country continues to be an attractive destination for investments
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A phenomenally fast growing sector, renewable is a big ticket for companies today, as the government is on an aggressive clean energy goal
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Parent company Zoho Corporation plays a key role in the plans as ManageEngine will integrate Zoho’s cloud-based business apps with the industry’s broadest suite of IT management software
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It is the year-on-year growth of this solar giant in all sections, which has successfully landed it among the top 5 of India’s fastest growing companies in the Rs 250 crore-Rs 999 crore revenue category
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Cairn India has managed to achieve tremendous improvement in productivity, which has been its strategy amid good finances, in facing the historically grey market
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At a time when investors were losing sleep over the slowdown in the IT sector and jittery global announcements, this IT giant, against all external headwinds, stood firm and strong
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In an interview with BW Businessworld’s Naina Sood, Tata Power Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Anil Sardana speaks about the need to pursue growth in renewable energy sector and the company’s growth and future plans
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However, at the back of this, lies the stress of the domestic companies’ balance which is likely to remain the same, despite improvement in the operating margins, says ICRA
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