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"India's fast growing telecom environment continues to be a promising market for UTStarcom to offer its products and solutions," said David King, senior vice president of international sales and marketing at UTStarcom. "As in the past, we believe operators will continue to realize the value of deploying our IP-based solutions to expand and optimize their broadband networks in this region."
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CFM International is in the initial stages of setting up an Aircraft Engine Training School in India to provide advanced maintenance courses for the CFM56 engine that powers Boeing 737s and a majority of Airbus A320 series aircraft. The school -- its fourth after ones in the U.S, Europe and China -- will be based on the same model CFM used to set up the school in China a decade ago.
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"India's economic reforms, which formerly were driven by responses to crises, are now driven by policy," according to Dr. Wilson. "Several key sectors, including pharmaceuticals, power, telecommunications, civil aviation, insurance and real estate, are now open to foreign direct investment. Many other positive steps have been taken, such as recognizing product patents on drugs, lessening of bureaucratic controls and the recent announcement by the main opposition party that they will support ongoing reforms."
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The report, India in the Global Textiles Ecosystem, discusses the competitiveness of the Indian Textiles & Apparel industry vis-à-vis prominent global players like China, Bangladesh, Turkey, Vietnam, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The report examines the competitiveness of the sector in India as well its competitors, in terms of structural anomalies, factors inhibiting growth, government programmes designed to enhance competitiveness as well as barriers impending the growth in trade and investment. Click here to read the complete report.
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Asia First Contains essays in English about contemporary art and culture of India and China, with a special focus on high-quality writing. It is updated once or twice or week, with entries alternating between India and China.
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Leo Communications is part of the US$3 billion Videocon Group, one of India's leading business houses. Videocon Group is a fully integrated CE & HA enterprise with backward integration in CRT Glass, Color Picture Tubes and other key components for the consumer electronics, home appliances and components industries. The company ... operates in the Oil & Gas sector through its Ravva Oil Field which produces 50,000 barrels of Oil per day. The Videocon Group has the widest sales & service network in India, supporting seventeen locally-based factories. In addition, the Group operates facilities in Italy, Poland, Australia, Oman, China and Mexico. For more information on Videocon, visit http://www.videoconindustries.com/
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