sj_admin
July 15, 2017
The Gems and Jewellery industry is one of the fastest growing industry today. It is majorly export oriented and labour intensive. With its unique craftsmanship and low cost skilled labour, the Indian industry is a team player in the world. The government policies and the latest budget also favour this industry thereby ensuring brighter future prospects. The recent trends hint towards India’s recognition as a promising market attracting greater investment both by domestic players as well as global jewellery giants.
sj_admin
July 15, 2017
India is one of the world’s fastest growing economies and the growth is expected to continue at approximately 7 to 8% annually. This creates tremendous opportunities for the real estate and construction industry. At the same time, it becomes imperative that the government understands that the rapid growth shall not be at an untenable high environmental cost. The government of India has extensive plans of encouraging investments in construction of roads and highways, airports, railways etc. Though the real estate sector saw a fall in the recent past due to various reasons, the sector is expected to grow especially the plan to build 100 smart cities is a prime opportunity for real estate companies.
sj_admin
July 15, 2017
The textile industry is one of the oldest Indian industries contributing immensely to India’s GDP. The industry has created a unique global recognition for itself. The industry being labour intensive and being the second largest employer, generates millions of job opportunities. There exist great divide in the technology used in the sector with few areas like handloom and handicraft still engaging in traditional techniques of manufacturing and production and the apparels and home décor etc deploying modern machineries for quicker, larger outputs. With a spur in investments in the last five years, the industry is set to experience a major boost due to favourable government schemes and policies and increase in domestic as well as international investments.
sj_admin
July 15, 2017
India is the largest provider of generic drugs in the world. With increasing health conditions and lifestyle changes, the domestic market itself is expected to experience a rise in demand for drugs and preventive vaccines. The greatest strength of the Indian pharma rests on the producing cost- efficient drugs.
sj_admin
July 14, 2017
The industry accounts for 7.1 per cent of the country’s GDP. According to data released by Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, the industry has attracted FDI worth US$ 15.79 billion during the period April 2000 to September 2016. With the recent technological advancements and foreign brands eyeing the potential demand in the Indian market, this sector is expected to experience a major boost in the near future.
