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Tata's iPhone ambitions; Pronto eyes fresh fuelTata Electronics is building itself up to be the biggest iPhone producer in India. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.- Gujarat achieves lowest debt-to-GSDP ratio of 4.5 percent among 21 largest states in last 10 years: NCAER EconomistsGujarat is lauded for its top-notch fiscal management, significantly reducing its debt-to-GSDP ratio by 4.5% in the past decade under CM Bh...
- View: Leverage Big Data to improve logistic efficiency — it’ll cut costs, unclog chokepoints, boost productivityEfficiency becomes particularly salient when applied to logistics. For logistics, efficiency translates into reduced costs, which have far-...
- Lowering logistics costs to 5-6% of GDP doable: Piyush GoyalThe Logistics Ease Across Different States (LEADS) 2023 ranks states on the basis of their logistics ecosystem and highlights the key logis...
- 13 states, Union Territories among achievers in logistics performance index 2023: DPIIT reportThe report ranks states on the basis of their logistics ecosystem, highlights the key logistics-related challenges faced by the stakeholder...
- Only 13 states allow online mode of payment for property registration: ReportThe survey is based on data collected over 2020-21 on two aspects of land records — the extent of digitisation and the quality of these rec...
- Gujarat retains top slot of states with most investment potentialGujarat is followed by Delhi, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh.
- need2know: Eight things before you hit D-StreetAir India is drawing up a proposal to offer voluntary buyouts to just over a third of its 40,000 employees.
- States not able to implement their commitments: Telcom SecyAs call drop menace continues, Telecom Secretary J S Deepak put the blame on large-scale shutting down of towers for "health reasons".
- Gujarat tops the list of states with most investment potentialThe ranking was based on 5 pillars - labour, infrastructure, economic climate, governance and political stability, perceptions and 51 sub-i...
- DIPP working on converting red tape into red carpet: Ramesh AbhishekDIPP Secretary Ramesh Abhishek said the department wants to cut down legal, regulatory and procedural complexity associated with doing busi...
- Onion farmers, consumers suffer as traders sit on stocksA shortage of rainfall has forced people to pay more for onions once again this year. Consumers aren’t the only ones affected – farmers are...
- Government survey pegs bribe at Rs 4,400 annually per familyThe report has also brought to light how on an average people running roadside vends and eateries pay approximately Rs 1,100 per month.
- Sea level rise not causing major erosion: GovtThe rise in sea level by 1.29 millimetre every year along the Indian coastline has not caused any major erosion, science and technology and...
- What cos like Future Group, Piramal Healthcare, Dabur, PepsiCo, Nestle and others are doing to tap the Rs 30,000 crore slum economyIndian slums account for Rs 30,000 crore of spending. This is growing at 20-25% a year, but cos are yet to look at it in earnest.
- ‘Muslims left behind in Gujarat’s growth story’Muslims in Gujarat have a long way to go. A new study shows there’s deeprooted poverty and income inequality among the state’s lower castes...
- Companies in new sectors creating rural jobs rushMany companies in new sectors like telecom, rural BPO and microfinance are creating thousands of jobs in villages and small towns. This cou...
- Rural India looks beyond pasturesEven as the ongoing global economic slump hogs the media limelight, there are stirrings of an epochal change in rural India, home to about ...
- Going Metrosexual: Capital cityzens emerge country’s most privileged lotDelhiites are the most privileged in the country on just about every parameter: per capita income and expenditure, employment in the organi...
- FMCG sector no longer in the grip of monsoonThe rains may lash this year, or stay in a trickle. But FMCG will survive.
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