Indian Economy 2006 – 2007 (India Economy 06-07)


Economic growth, at times euphoric, is expected in India for the period 2006-2007. The better performance in the services sector and manufacturing industries will act as the main parameters for maintaining the economic growth, what the evidences tell.

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Indian Economy in 2005 – 2006 (India Economy 05-06)


In April – November 2005 -06 overall industrial productions achieved a growth rate of 8.3 %, marginally below the growth rate last year. The index indicates a slowdown in the month of November 2005. [br]

Manufacturing continued to grow faster in April- November 2005-06 than it did last year and remained the main growth driver in the current year.

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The Indian Insurance Industry


India insurance is a flourishing industry, with several national and international players competing and growing at rapid rates. Thanks to reforms and the easing of policy regulations, the Indian insurance sector been allowed to flourish, and as Indians become more familiar with different insurance products, this growth can only increase, with the period from 2010 – 2015 projected to be the ‘Golden Age’ for the Indian insurance industy.[br]

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India Economic Summit (Dec 5-7, 2004, New Delhi, India)


Over the past few years, India has chosen for itself a path of high growth through economic reforms, which clearly benefited the country. But it will be difficult to achieve the targeted growth of 8% GDP unless agricultural growth is doubled from the present rate of 1.8%. Since 72% of the population lives in rural India, it is imperative to increase agricultural growth and make agriculture more efficient.

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India Economic Reform: After Congress Landslide Victory, Real Reform Likely


India Economic Reform
India Economic Reform: Can the Rough Sketches Now Be Actioned?

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General Insurance Corporation of India


The General Insurance Corporation of India was incorporated in the year 1972 under the company’s act 1956 as a private company. In November 2000, the company was approved as the “Indian Reinsurer”. Since then the General Insurance Corporation of India has been providing reinsurance supports to public sector as well as to other private general Insurance Companies. [br]

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CAC (Capital Account Convertibility) in the Indian Economy


CAC (Capital Account Convertibility) for Indian Economy refers to the abolition of all limitations with respect to the movement of capital from India to different countries across the globe. In fact, the authorities officially involved with CAC (Capital Account Convertibility) for Indian Economy encourage all companies, commercial entities and individual countrymen for investments, divestments, and real estate transactions in India as well as abroad.

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Agriculture Insurance In India


The Agriculture Insurance Company of India Ltd.’ has been working under the companies act 1956 for the agriculture insurance in India. It is working with the capital sharing from the Agriculture Insurance In India constituting four general public sector insurance such as National Insurance Company, New India Assurance Company Ltd, Oriental Insurance Company Ltd, and United India Insurance Company Ltd and NABARD. [br]

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‘Green Gone Wrong’: Can Capitalism Save the Planet? by Heather Rogers


Heather Rogers warns about the dangers of buying into an “eco-consumer” mind-set with “Green Gone Wrong: How Our Economy Is Undermining the Environmental Revolution”

She says green capitalism is actually undermining ecological progress. [br]

Cheney/Bush US Judiciary Strikes AGAINST “Net Neutrality”


The deleterious effects of the Cheney / Bush regime continue through their “packing” of the Federal Circuit and District Courts with pro-corporate, right-wing judges –

The deleterious effects of the Cheney / Bush regime continue through their “packing” of the Federal Circuit and District Courts with pro-corporate, right-wing judges –