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 Welcome to 2005
It cannot be analysed at a time better than now whether the process that started few years ago is on the right track! The progress of various schemes started by the NDA government and then the UPA government whether has laid the path for the Indian Textil...more by Textile Excellence Saturday, 01st January 2005 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 Indo-Thai Free trade pact
The best way to make our brands ubiquitous is to sign free trade agreements. On the lines similar to India- Sri Lanka free trade agreement, India and Thailand recently signed the free trade pact, which is a major leap in the bilateral economic relations....more by Textile Excellence Monday, 16th August 2004 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 CMP's Assurance
The Common Minimum Programme of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), though in its vein has tried to amalgamate all the aspects of economic growth, but has not been able to bring the desired changes to motivate the sentiments at the stock exchanges....more by Textile Excellence Tuesday, 01st June 2004 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 India shining or whining?
Election 2004 has been a watershed event in the history of Indian elections, where the electorate has sprung a surprise even to itself. NDA's exit, however, has poised serious questions in the minds of the International as well as the Indian business comm...more by Textile Excellence Sunday, 16th May 2004 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 Restructuring the tax format
One of the major problems of all the governments has been their inability to increase the volume of their tax payers. Government has applied several approaches like giving the tax department the authority on a parameter like owning a telephone, owning a c...more by Textile Excellence Friday, 16th January 2004 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 To Fear or not to Fear
Acknowledging the petitions filed by the U.S. textile industry, Committee for Implementation of Textile Agreements (CITA) under US commerce department, has voted to invoke safeguard measures on few China origin products, mainly knit fabric, dressing gowns...more by Textile Excellence Monday, 01st December 2003 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 Reposing faith in Cancun
This time round India has surely trumpeted the demands well prior to the WTO ministerial conference. Going by the look of it the support Indian Commerce Minister Mr Arun Jaitely has managed to gather around him speaks volume about the lessons learnt....more by Textile Excellence Tuesday, 16th September 2003 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 Industry to stay put in
The bomb blast that shook Mumbai on August 25th is a reminder of the series of blasts that scared the Mumbaikars a decade ago. Time and again it has been the practice of the terrorists and mischief mongers to derail India's economic growth and political s...more by Textile Excellenc Monday, 01st September 2003 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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 Gearing up for a quota free regime
Just consider this - India accounts for about 21% of the world's spindle age (second largest after China), and 15% of the world's cotton production. India stands 11th amongst the exporting nations of apparel and clothing with exports at USD 5.5 bn. Howe...more by Textile Execellence Friday, 01st August 2003 View more news from [ Mumbai ] [ India ]
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