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India has good potential in tourism, auto ancillaries![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon} The Japanese Ambassador to India Sakutaro Tanino feels that with the prevailing political uncertainty in India there is a growing need for state governments to independently formulate economic policies. Tanino said that bureaucratic hurdles should be cut down if the country wants to prosper.
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China's business plans to cash in on Indian consumer boom China and India may have a lot more in common besides their dense populations. In fact, if one goes by the ambitious plans of some of the Chinese businessmen who want to invest in India, a large number of Indo-Chinese collaborations might materialise in the coming century leading to an era of growing co-operation.
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Madhya Pradesh woos investment through Intechmart 1997 Minus an industrial culture and modern infrastructure, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Digvijay Singh has been desperately trying to sell his state to Indian and foreign investors. The response has been below expectations. And, given the ground realities, the investors have been wary.
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China's business plans to cash in on Indian consumer boom
Madhya Pradesh woos investment through Intechmart 1997 India has good potential in tourism, auto ancillaries
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