Amazon will use its global footprint to export $10 billion worth of Make In India goods by 2025, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said at the company's 'SMBhav' summit.
The Commission noted that the exclusive arrangements between smartphone/mobile phone brands and e-commerce platform selling exclusively on either platforms merited an inquiry.
Jeff Bezos is scheduled to visit Delhi for the inaugural session of Amazon India’s event for small and medium businesses, but will likely face protests over its pricing and exclusive-selling practices.
The alliance of the 3 tech giants is aiming to have its new joint protocol ready by the end of 2020. However, the move could also raise privacy and security questions.
India’s shopkeepers are mobilizing against Amazon & Flipkart, alleging they are engaged in predatory pricing in violation of rules meant to protect local businesses.
Europe and Ukraine’s agencies are crucial. Steering the Alaska talks bilaterally between the US and Russia will foil the outcomes before they even start taking effect.
Centre for Science and Environment in new report makes case for rationalising GST on waste material, saying most informal operators can’t afford high tax & it also hinders recycling.
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
Modi and his team’s priority was never the smooth sailing of the Indian economy. Now that the economy is in distress, their priority is not its repair.
Their only priority was the growth of BJP party and filling up its coffers. It used the electoral bonds to make political funding opaque. It used the funds thus collected for political games as seen in Mumbai and other states. It used nationalism, a biased media and government machinery for its growth.
India cannot set correct it’s economic problems unless Modi and the BJP recognizes the scale of the problem, need of the hour and set the well being of the country as their top priority rather than that of the BJP party.
I think The Prime Minister knows what he is doing, intuitive or otherwise,His track record in Politics has given him the
confidence to move ahead.He has built a team of core politicians to assist him in carrying his message as true torch bearers around the
country. They all speak in one voice without conflicts.
I f media is to play an effective contribution,it has to come together and present some intelligent alternatives to problems keeping the good of the people in mind, a challenge to media experts and strategists. Hope they will rise to the occasion.
Indian economy is burning ,protests and riots everywhere because of this prime minister and we are worried about Pakistan? Indian media is one of the worst on earth .
A first, rough cut of modern history by Shri Ramchandra Guha in his column in Telegraph. For the sake of 1.3 billion Indians, one prays he turns out to be dead wrong.
Many have observed that a nearly $ 3 trillion economy needs to be mentored tapping into the knowledge, experience and advice of world class professionals. Consider the rigorous evaluation and selection procedures to assemble the men who will fly Air Force One.
Self confidence increases when you beat all odds. A chaiwala becomes a PM and he thinks “hey, I must be smarter than even I thought. Gut use, instinct and yes-luck” played parts but when repeatedly he succeeds, he begins to get overconfident and demonetization occurs.. Peter principle says it differently. A man rises to the level of his incompetence.
Common to all incidence is shooting of your own foot. If you give a kid a drum, it will make a racket so loud, you go for a walk. Certain people must not be allowed to respond spontaneously to anything…
The word ‘instinctive’ is of much significance. I always wonder what kind of decision maker is our PM. Is he an instinctive decision maker? I have read that he is a good listener. Such kind of person will not usually decide instinctively or impulsively. Yet, the worst decision he has taken is obviously the demonetisation. How did arrive at the decision, who did he consult is a mystery. In the history books of the 22nd century, PM Modi will be perhaps remembered only for one thing – demonetisation. It’s long term and short term effects on the economy shall always be debated. Yes, Modi is still work in progress. His evaluation will be done only after his tenure gets completed. Yet, the decision making abilities of Modi will always remain a matter of debate. My own perception is that he likes to revel in decisions that would test his risk-taking abilities. In this regard, he can be compared with Indira Gandhi.
Modi and his team’s priority was never the smooth sailing of the Indian economy. Now that the economy is in distress, their priority is not its repair.
Their only priority was the growth of BJP party and filling up its coffers. It used the electoral bonds to make political funding opaque. It used the funds thus collected for political games as seen in Mumbai and other states. It used nationalism, a biased media and government machinery for its growth.
India cannot set correct it’s economic problems unless Modi and the BJP recognizes the scale of the problem, need of the hour and set the well being of the country as their top priority rather than that of the BJP party.
I think The Prime Minister knows what he is doing, intuitive or otherwise,His track record in Politics has given him the
confidence to move ahead.He has built a team of core politicians to assist him in carrying his message as true torch bearers around the
country. They all speak in one voice without conflicts.
I f media is to play an effective contribution,it has to come together and present some intelligent alternatives to problems keeping the good of the people in mind, a challenge to media experts and strategists. Hope they will rise to the occasion.
Indian economy is burning ,protests and riots everywhere because of this prime minister and we are worried about Pakistan? Indian media is one of the worst on earth .
A first, rough cut of modern history by Shri Ramchandra Guha in his column in Telegraph. For the sake of 1.3 billion Indians, one prays he turns out to be dead wrong.
Many have observed that a nearly $ 3 trillion economy needs to be mentored tapping into the knowledge, experience and advice of world class professionals. Consider the rigorous evaluation and selection procedures to assemble the men who will fly Air Force One.
Self confidence increases when you beat all odds. A chaiwala becomes a PM and he thinks “hey, I must be smarter than even I thought. Gut use, instinct and yes-luck” played parts but when repeatedly he succeeds, he begins to get overconfident and demonetization occurs.. Peter principle says it differently. A man rises to the level of his incompetence.
Common to all incidence is shooting of your own foot. If you give a kid a drum, it will make a racket so loud, you go for a walk. Certain people must not be allowed to respond spontaneously to anything…
The word ‘instinctive’ is of much significance. I always wonder what kind of decision maker is our PM. Is he an instinctive decision maker? I have read that he is a good listener. Such kind of person will not usually decide instinctively or impulsively. Yet, the worst decision he has taken is obviously the demonetisation. How did arrive at the decision, who did he consult is a mystery. In the history books of the 22nd century, PM Modi will be perhaps remembered only for one thing – demonetisation. It’s long term and short term effects on the economy shall always be debated. Yes, Modi is still work in progress. His evaluation will be done only after his tenure gets completed. Yet, the decision making abilities of Modi will always remain a matter of debate. My own perception is that he likes to revel in decisions that would test his risk-taking abilities. In this regard, he can be compared with Indira Gandhi.