Where India stands

Article Abstract:

The National Science Foundation reported that India received one of the lowest scores among eight other Asian economies that were examined. The report was based on a 1993 research at the Georgia Institute of Technology which studied the future national competitiveness in high-tech exports of several countries, including Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the US. The countries were evaluated based on four indicators: national orientation, socioeconomic infrastructure, technological infrastructure, and productive capacity.

Evaluation, High technology industry, Competition (Economics)

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India's techno-economic revolution

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The techno-economic revolution is discussed in this article on the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), which is creating economic reform through science and technology since its re-invention under a document called 'CSIR 2001: Vision & Strategy.' Research is to be linked to the marketplace now. Indian science is evolving into a global player, yet maintaining relevance to the people of India. Graphs/maps show CSIR patents by year, CISR's earnings, federal and nonfederal, net value of CSIR-derived products/services and location of 40 laboratories.

Statistical Data Included, High technology, Patents, Federal aid to research, Government aid to research

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India's new government pledges to continue economic reforms: but investors worry a fractious coalition will be bad for business

Article Abstract:

Formation of Congress led coalition government having Left leaning parties as partners has created doubts about continuance of reform programs in the business communities. The country's new prime minister Manmohan Singh did initiate the economic reforms during his term as financial minister and now he is seeking to assure domestic entrepreneurs as well as foreign investors of the continuance of the economic reforms.

Public affairs, Analysis, Political activity, Political aspects, Political reform, Singh, Manmohan

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