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Food price inflation is one of the most
talked about issues in the country today. The brunt of the same is
being felt across India and across all sections of society. India’s
food inflation accelerated to nearly 17 per cent in mid May 2010 though
there has been a decline to about 12-13 per cent in the last few weeks.
It is interesting to note that the farmer or the grower has not
benefited from this rise in food prices as there are huge imperfections
in the market. Demand-supply mismatches and inefficient supply
mechanisms result in large price spreads between the growers and...
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Healthy economic growth in India is increasingly supported by robust industrial growth. One of the
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The eyes of global defence market are turning to India to see whether
it will fulfil its potential as a future ‘home market’. According to
2008 estimates released by Stockholm International Peace Research
Institute...
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Once the global economy picks up and volatile markets stabilise, analysts expect it to be business as usual, particularly for high growth segments such as outsourcing. According to recent studies, sourcing from more...
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It was in 1988 when Gunjeet Singh started
his company Ballkings with the main focus of supplying steel balls to
Indian OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers). The business however,
was not new to Singh as his family was already trading in bicycle steel
balls, which they supplied to local bearing and bicycle manufacturers.
It was Singh's rare insight...
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