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M&E Industry: No looking back - 1
Today Indian media is spread through 146 million television households viewing over 623 channels, 82,000 newspapers with a readership of 181.91 million and approximately 132 million Indian internet users.
Rupee volatility - Industry impact
With a depreciating rupee, export-oriented industries would post gains in forex earnings. However, industries that have the highest expenditure affected by higher input costs on account of a depreciating rupee.
To kill a golden goose
The telecom industry needs to be fixed with the allocation of spectrum/licencesbased on roll-out plans. Following the price war last year and astronomical amount paid for 3G auctions, most telecom companies are not in very good financial health.
A new chapter in outsourcing industry
Backed by technological boom and regulatory reforms, business enterprises now see great investment potential in the Indian market and India tops the list of most attractive offshore destinations.
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Real Estate –update
With institutional credit for housing investment growing at a CAGR of about 18 to 20 per cent per annum in the next three-five years, the housing sector’s contribution to GDP is likely to increase to 6 per cent.
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