Ageing facilities at Chennai airport, lagging container logistics, water security and sewage management among areas that need attention for state to improve its investment ranking.
The two Telugu states have been tagged ‘Frontrunners’ in rankings released last week, highlighting contrast between their industrial potential & on-the-ground performance.
The report evaluates 28 states and 8 UTs on 84 indicators across eight pillars, with Niti Aayog pitching it as a reform tool rather than just a ranking exercise.
In the last decade, India's bioeconomy has expanded nearly sixteen-fold from $10 billion in 2014 to $195.3 billion in 2025—and now contributes 4.8 percent to GDP.
NITI Aayog roadmap shifts Ayurveda strategy from product export to global institution-building, drawing from China's success in taking traditional medicine abroad. It also acknowledges challenges.
Report prepared by tourism ministry bats for tourist visa-on-arrival, longer multiple-entry visas, faster e-visa system, and clean-up of licences across hotels, transport & tour operators.
NITI Aayog's Trade Watch Quarterly report says India remains competitive in generics but lags in biologics, vaccines and advanced therapies, limiting its share of $1.3 tn global market.
At key meeting, CM affirmed cooperative federalism and sought support for jobs mission, space hub, high-speed rail corridor & new AIIMS, among other things.
In interview with ThePrint, RS MP says new policy will incentivise industry. Bengal’s industrialisation hit pause after 2008 Singur land agitation drove away Tata Nano project.
Ministry of Defence says that there is no evidence that sensitive data or military systems had been transmitted abroad via Chinese spy cameras in K3 surveillance drones.
It’s evident Bhagwat was watching from a distance and was worried about youth’s anger towards Modi govt. The first thing he did was to demolish any criticism of Gen Z protesters as anti-national.
After 70 Years of Industrialisation in India, if MSMEs are not yet ready to satisfy the very requirement of a Customer, the ‘Quality’, then it is the mindset to enjoy the Complacence, as long as possible. Otherwise, are our MSMEs are fearing out of the Red Tapeism of our Govt Certifying Body? If so, it is the time to establish Qualified Private Certifying Bodies, under a Regulatory Authority. Take examples of Accreditation Bodies of ISO 9000 Systems, or Financial Auditing Firms.
After 70 Years of Industrialisation in India, if MSMEs are not yet ready to satisfy the very requirement of a Customer, the ‘Quality’, then it is the mindset to enjoy the Complacence, as long as possible. Otherwise, are our MSMEs are fearing out of the Red Tapeism of our Govt Certifying Body? If so, it is the time to establish Qualified Private Certifying Bodies, under a Regulatory Authority. Take examples of Accreditation Bodies of ISO 9000 Systems, or Financial Auditing Firms.