Exclusive Interview with Rita Teaotia, Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India
Countries like India are majorly Small Medium Enterprises (SME)-driven. So, any trade agreement that the Government of India enters into would definitely be in favour of them, said the Commerce Secretary The Dollar Business Bureau Rita Teaotia (R), Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India, and Arvind Kumar(L), Secretary, Department of Industries & Commerce, Govt. of Telangana, in an interaction with The Dollar Business on Friday Federation of Indian Exporters Organisations (FIEO), jointly with the State Governments of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh and supported by Trade Promotion Organisations, had organised an interactive session with key officials from the Ministry of Commerce and Government of Telangana, at the reputed Indian School of Business (ISB), in Hyderabad on Friday. After the meeting that focused ...
Investors confidence on India remains shaky: US envoy
Sai Nikesh | The Dollar Business “India continues to be perceived as a tough place to do business and the investor confidence towards India still remains shaky,” says Richard Verma, the United States Ambassador to India, while noting that India ranks 142 in the World Bank ranking measuring the ease of doing business. While addressing the students at Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, on Monday, the US envoy also said that the economic relationship between India and the US is not just about large companies coming here to build factories, it is about shared prosperity on all levels. Referring to the US President Obama’s call for a five-fold increase of India-US bilateral trade to $500 billion in the next ...
Clinical trials in India present a great opportunity: Expert
Japan has already emphasized on the necessity of more clinical research which is being done by foreign companies. In India there have been some commendable work done on this front and Rota Vaccine is a great accomplishment on those lines. Jayarama Emani | The Dollar Business Sponsored by Thailand and co-sponsored by the United Kingdom, BioAsia 2015 scheduled from February 2 to 4, 2015 under the theme of ‘New Era of Life sciences - Opportunities in Transition’ in Hyderabad is scheduled to provide an opportunity to explore business partnerships between the industry and academia. BioAsia’s conferences will cover contemporary developments in research and will assist in building technology capabilities for Life sciences & Medical sciences sector. The conference will witness ...
