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Sohini Das leads the automobile and healthcare verticals at Business Standard. In her 17 years as a journalist, she has written on myriad subjects and sectors -- FMCG, dairies, tourism, and state elections, among others, across Kolkata, Ahmedabad and now Mumbai. She loves doing personality stories and ground reportage.
Sohini Das leads the automobile and healthcare verticals at Business Standard. In her 17 years as a journalist, she has written on myriad subjects and sectors -- FMCG, dairies, tourism, and state elections, among others, across Kolkata, Ahmedabad and now Mumbai. She loves doing personality stories and ground reportage.
Serbia approaches Ahmedabad-based firm to help organise a three-day 'Vibrant Serbia'
The gathering of Indian diaspora that starts Wednesday will likely also see the clubbing of OCI and PIO cards
One is being organised by Gandhidham Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the other one by Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kutch
START-UP CORNER: Tracking Emerging India
Firm is open to acquisitions to speed up growth; is waiting for GST rollout to decide on new plant site
Globally, the company aims to have 50% revenues from out-of-Japan economies by 2020
Plant to go on stream in early 2015
Demand from participants, delegates to club short-haul tours in state with global event has risen
Modi's wife, Jashodaben, has filed an RTI application seeking details of the security arrangements for her, as well as the privileges she is entitled to
The dairy major sells milk in the Kolkata market since the last seven to eight year
Demand from participants, delegates to club short-haul tours in state with global event has risen manifold
Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd focusses on herbal product segment to fuel growth in the Indian market
Company is all set to begin work on its Bavla facility near Sanand that would double its existing production capacity
Initial processing capacity would be around 200,000 litres per day (lpd)
Experts feel in long run, the multinational firms would increase their market share in the Indian market
The plant has had manufacturing issues, sometimes for having more than allowable number of impurities
The state's policy of building hubs for industry is pulling in investments
In a few years there may be 100 Japanese companies in Gujarat, while Chinese firms may commit investments of over Rs 6,000 crore