Industry body FICCI welcomed the much-awaited telecom policy as ‘National Digital Communication Policy 2018’. On May 1, Department of Tele...
FICCI Shares Expectations from rbi’s Upcoming Monetary Policy
FICCI said that upcoming Monetary policy must encourage risk taking and help release animal spirits. FICCI has pitched for a benign stance in the mone...
Technology is a Must for MSMEs’ Growth Path: DC MSME
For sustainable growth of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector, it is important to ensure inclusivity and sensitivity to those unable...
Roadmap to Make India a 5 Trillion Dollar Economy: Suresh Prabhu
Minister of Commerce & Industry, Suresh Prabhu, chaired a working group on making India a USD 5 trillion economy in 7 years. The meeting was attended ...
FICCI Survey Shows Positive Curve Regarding India’s Manufacturing Output
Ficci cited an increased percentage of its survey respondents reporting higher production in the ongoing quarter as compared to the previous one.
TICCI-NSIC Conducts Seminar for Tribal Entrepreneurs in Odisha
To encourage members of the tribal communities about the opportunities available to tribal entrepreneurs, the freshly formed Tribal Commerce and Indus...
Industry Welcome India’s Improved Ease of Doing Business Ranking
While appreciating the efforts of the government for the improvement in Ease of doing business in India, Anil Khaitan, President, PHD Chamber of Comme...
GST and Demonetization Ultimately Bring Economic Growth even in Slowdown: Arun Jaitley
"There is clear evidence now that slowdown effect of demonetisation and GST has now more or less played out," Mr Jaitley said at an interactive semina...
Economic Development Must Remain Govt’s Priority: Pankaj Patel, FICCI
"As India's most respected voice of business and commerce, FICCI urges the government to remain focussed on economic development in all its dimensions...
Manufacturing Output Shows Some Improvements
"Ficci survey suggests that the percentage of respondents reporting lower production has reduced considerably over the previous quarter, thereby indic...