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Never mind the quantity, India shows, it is the quality of ideas that matters Stephen Manallack The Age, Australia April 24, 2008 AS WE look at the sheer volume of ideas in the 2020 Summit, perhaps we should consider that the Indian Government has supported an economic miracle simply by...

Indian R&D to lead IBM's charge into mobile market by Stuart Corner ITwire, Australia Tuesday, 22 April 2008 !In the world of mobile software and services IBM hasn't figured prominently. That is about to change with the announcement of a major research program that IBM says...

Chip design services to grow at 22% BS Reporter / Chennai/ Bangalore April 23, 2008 The Indian semiconductor design services industry is projected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21.7 per cent, to $10.96 billion by 2010, from the present level of $6 billion. The...

Tata offers free IT services to lure banks Rhys Blakely in Bombay The Times, UK April 23, 2008 India's largest IT outsourcing company is to give away services as it fights to import more jobs to the subcontinent and to persuade its most important clients - the West's beleaguered banks -...

The boom is over in Detroit. But now India has its own motor city The car industry in the region around Pune, Maharashtra, is growing apace as manufacturers see the potential for the Indian market to overtake China. By Richard Orange The Independent, UK Sunday, 20 April 2008 The...

Call Centres in India barely generate over 10% of revenue. Nearly 75% of the export revenue comes from the software development. Below is the link Indian Software Export Figures - Software Industries and Development - Development Informatics Group - IDPM research (School of Environment...

First of all World Bank always calculates data for Jan-Dec period as countries have different financial year endings. So there 2006 data is the latest as per their records. Year 2007 data would be out sometime in July-August when they have acquired all the data and done their calculations...

If you had bothered to check, these datas that you have presented are from IMF's economic outlook Database Sptember 2006 (Check the top right hand corner of the report). Here is the economic outlook report from April 2008. Report for Selected Countries and Subjects Check the disparity in...

Congratulations to Pakistan & all Pakistanis:pakistan:

Chavez promises oilfields to India Caracas (PTI): Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Wednesday promised to give India more oilfields in its heavy-oil belt, touted to hold the world's largest fossil fuel reserves, as he seeks to tap the world's second fastest growing economy to diversify...

Indian door open to Aussie firms Christian Kerr The Australian, Australia April 11, 2008 INDIA is being touted as the new land of opportunity for Australian infrastructure and resource companies, with business opportunities worth more than $50 billion available in the next 12 months...

India's formula for success By Gary Meenaghan Emirates Business 24/7, United Arab Emirates Thursday, April 10 , 2008 Formula One’s Force India may have yet to score any championship points this season, but when it comes to driving motor sports forward in the Subcontinent the...

India's African inroads Nic Dawes Mail & Guardian Online, South Africa 10 April 2008 "We are not the Chinese." This was the message from India this week as Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government used the first India-Africa Forum Summit in Delhi to redefine the way in which...

A clean, green rail Metro... Melbourne? Sorry, try Delhi Matt Wade The Age, Australia March 29, 2008 Shiny, punctual and praised by all, Delhi's new Metro system has revolutionised transport for the Indian capital's soaring population. Photo: Matt Wade AS MELBOURNE tinkers with its...

The Global 2000 Indian Summer Tim Kelly FORBES, NY 04.21.08 For Japanese outfits like Seiko, it is better late than never to capitalize on a huge new consumer market. Atsushi Kaneko climbs the stairs to his second-floor office in the bustling southern Indian metropolis of Bangalore...

India plugs in Matt Walker Business Spectator, Australia Several years ago, Asia gained a reputation as global broadband’s petri dish, a bounded environment where operators were testing a variety of technologies, business models, and network architectures to see how the market would grow...

Govt sets $200 billion export target 12 Apr 2008, 0001 hrs IST,Prabhakar Sinha,TNN NEW DELHI: Government on Friday announced an array of incentives in its annual review of the Foreign Trade Policy to achieve an export target of $200 billion in 2008-09 as against $155 billion in 2007-08...

India Industrial Production Grows Most in Four Months By Kartik Goyal April 11 (Bloomberg) -- India's industrial production grew at the fastest pace in four months in February as record investment in power plants and factories boosted demand for electricity and cement. Production at...

Why China is the REAL master of the universe By ANTHONY BROWNE Daily Mail, UK 11th April 2008 Cecil Rhodes, the businessman-imperialist of Africa, the creator of Rhodesia, suffered no flicker of doubt about who were the masters. "To be born an Englishman," he mused, "Is to win first...

Sad!!! my sympathies to the family of deceased.. But, just out of curiosity.. how is this a strategic issue? Accidents happen everywhere.