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India has had a charm in the eyes of foreign hunters of fortune since the ancient times. Even a long time before sir Thomas roe gained business privileges from shah jahan, India had been trading with different countries of Asia and Africa by land routes or sea ones.
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By: - By By Robin Gahlawat
The enhancement of scope of trade all around the world, has given rise to issues from commercial, business and tax perspective. This has resulted into increase in transfer of goods tangible as well intangible throughout the world. .
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By: - By Roopika Rastogi
CONTRARY TO GENERAL BELIEF, INDIAN legislation is not archaic, stubborn and hostile. Sweeping reforms are changing the face of legislation, the judiciary and law enforcement authorities. This article seeks to introduce the general reform scenario. Each topic will then be discussed in more detail in follow-up articles...
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By: VIJAY GOEL and HIMANSHU PIMPALKHUTE
AS A SEPARATE ASSET CLASS, PRIVATE equity has grown remarkably over the past few years. Private equity funds attract huge amounts of capital from investors, including pension funds, insurance funds, universities, foundations and individuals who are looking for new investment avenues. This new asset class owes its success to strong global liquidity...
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By: VIJAY GOEL and HIMANSHU PIMPALKHUTE
ALTHOUGH EXPERTS ARE WARNING that the real estate sector in Europe has peaked, and that there may now be deflation or collapse, as in the US, the Indian real estate sector is much healthier. Thanks to strong fundamental economic growth, it is expanding, both in terms of volume and return on investment. An analysis of the figures...
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By: VIJAY GOEL and HIMANSHU PIMPALKHUTE
HOSPITALITY IS ONE OF THE OLDEST AND most complex commercial activities in the world. At present, global tourism is growing, thanks to rising levels of income, the thriving aviation industry and developments in the transport sector, such as express motorways and superfast trains, while many countries survive on so-called 'tourist money'.
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By: VIJAY GOEL and HIMANSHU PIMPALKHUTE
INDIA BELIEVES IN A FOREIGN POLICY that promotes peace and international co-operation. Historians have acknowledged first Indian president Jawaharlal Nehru's policy of nonalignment as an attempt to place India 'beyond and above the rivalries of great powers.' The country continues to be major participant in the non-aligned movement...
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By: VIJAY GOEL and HIMANSHU PIMPALKHUTE
