The Hits and Misses of Indian Budget 2015

The Hits and Misses of Indian Budget 2015

With India having the world’s second largest population and the maximum number of poor people in the world, the Indian budget 2015 could be a turning point for the poor and the unemployed. While many have supported the budget, others have criticized it for being very ‘pro-corporate’. The Indian Budget has been more or less termed as “stable” in its approach allowing more public spending through emphasis on strategic plans that could modernize India’s infrastructure.

AAPNOMICS – Blocking of Retail FDI in India

AAPNOMICS – Blocking of Retail FDI in India

The new state government in Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party( AAP) has blocked retail FDI in Delhi thus disappointing many industrialist, Investors, political parties and maybe even farmers who are longing for fair prices for the products sold by them to the middlemen.The article focuses the basics of FDIs and argues the step taken by the State Government of Delhi.

Investments for 2014- A forecast for Indian and Non Resident Indian Investors

Investments for 2014- A forecast for Indian and Non Resident Indian Investors

Right investments in 2014 are important to an Indian investor or NRIs looking to invest in India. With inflation, volatile markets and political instability, as portfolio should have enough room for savings and a long term return. This article focuses on the different areas to invest in.Having said that, it should be kept in mind that all investments are subject to market risks.