News Report by : Prof. Manudeep Kaushal
1. Abu Dhabi based Etihad Airways has proposed to invest in Jet Airways
2. Qatar’s Hasan Food has acquired a majority stake in basmati rice sheller Bush Foods.
3. Saudi’s Zamil has taken complete control of Adventec
4. Dubai Ports World is operating in India and has plans to further expand in allied sectors
5. More have shown keen interest in Infrastructure sector
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Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE MR. BALUNYWA BAKER N. Uganda High Commission in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.
Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE H.E MR. ALEXANDRE CECE LOUA at Embassy of GUNIEE in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.
Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE PROF.DR. SAAD MOHAMOUD at Embassy of Egypt in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.
Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE Mr. RAUF ABDULLAYEV at Embassy of Azerbaijan in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.
Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal with Assistant Professor Mr. Damanpreet with Singh and HON’BLE Mr. GUILLAUME OWASSA and other Minister Counsellor at Embassy of Republic of Congo in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.
Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE Mr. ERDENEBOLD.O at Embassy of Mongolia in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.
Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE H.E MS. Ebyan Mahammad Salah at Embassy of Republic of Somalia in New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations
The Indian economy grew at a brisk rate during the latter half of the previous decade. But growth started faltering a couple of years ago on account of a slew of domestic as well as global factors. In fact, in the fiscal year 2012-13 (FY13) the country is estimated to have grown at the lowest pace in a decade. Will growth decelerate further? Or is the worst behind the Indian economy?
The Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) released its latest projections for the current financial year FY14 yesterday. During FY14, the economy is projected to grow by 6.4%. PMEAC Chairman C Rangarajan opined that the worst is over for the economy and that growth would accelerate going forward.
Data source: The Hindu
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Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal today addressed the students of MBA+PGPM highlighting the future policy of RBI. He told the students that Oil and Gold are the two biggest contributors to India’s Current account deficit. As the RBI gets ready to unveil its monetary policy for 2013-14, the expectations are big as there are sharp correction in gold and oil prices.
There is a fall in commodity prices which is accompanied with a lowest WPI inflation in the last three years aided by sharp fall in food inflation. There is a slowdown in manufactured inflation too. However, the other measure of inflation, Consumer Price Index (CPI), stayed high at 10.4 per cent. With good agriculture growth due to normal monsoons, close to 6% overall growth should be feasible. Economy may grow at 6.4% in FY14, as forecast by PMEAC; RBI may cut rates if inflation moderates. A normal June-Sept monsoon would produce bumper harvest and might ease food driven inflation.
While central bank will be carefully watching the inflation, its rates would also be influenced by the course of global economy.