India - Farm Equipment Industry Excluding Tractors

Rs. 5000 crore Organized Farm Equipment Industry in India.


Global Farm Machinery (excluding  Tractors) Industry (USD in  billion)
Product segments              2018

Harvesting                             40
Planting & Fertilizer              15
Haying                                   13
Tillage                                   11
Others                                   19
Parts& Attachments              33
Total                                    131   billion dollars

Tractors account for one-third sales in total farm machinery.  So total farm machinery market is 200 billion dollars globally.


March 2017

Tirth Agro's mechanised farm equipment business is growing briskly. The company now plans to ramp up exports.
It is the winner of Business Todays 'Best SME award' in the agriculture and allied sector. It is an unlisted company.  In 2015/16,  it has posted a turnover of Rs561.7 crore and Profit After tax (PAT) of Rs24.9 crore.
http://www.businesstoday.in/magazine/features/a-rich-harvest/story/247429.html

January  2017

A Uber for Agriculture
EM3 provides modern, affordable farm technology services on a pay-per-use basis.
http://www.businesstoday.in/magazine/features/em3-provides-modern-affordable-farm-technology-services-on-a-pay-per-use-basis/story/242968.html


October 2016

Potential for Tractor Rent Business

India has 139 million farmers and out of that 85 per cent,  about 100 million, have less than 2 hectares. If these 100 million start renting tractors, 20 million tractors can be deployed on rent.
That is 10 times the number of  tractors in stock in India right now. So promoting tractors on rent is a good move for expanding the services business in India and also for increasing manufacture of tractors in India.  The domestic tractor industry is approximately 5,00,000 units of sales/production in 2016. Therefore an estimate that a total of 2 million tractors are in stock is reasonable.
http://www.financialexpress.com/industry/mm-sees-1-bn-revenue-from-agriculture-business/409053/

Sep 2016

The organized farm mechanization (excluding tractors) business is around  Rs5,000 crore in India. The ratio of tractors to other farm equipment may be  85:15. The market in India for farm implements equipment is largely unorganized. Mahindra and Mahindra has Rs. 240 cr. farm machinery business excluding tractors.

http://www.livemint.com/Companies/LyXWKLONU7ljiE6xaHcdNP/Better-irrigation-will-lead-to-greater-farm-mechanization-M.html





2013 Report on Rice Transplantors in India

https://www.kenresearch.com/agriculture-and-animal-care/agriculture-equipment/india-farm-equipment-market-research-report/549-104.html

Housing Related Industries

A news item claims that 270 industries are related to housing. Low cost housing has a big potential in India with Government coming out with the slogan house for every body by 2022. What are the 270 industries? Attempt is to list these industries

Housing related industries

Cement
Bricks
Sand
Paint
Steel
Wood
Plywood
Construction tools
Construction equipment
Electrical cable
Electrical fittings
Electrical meters
Sanitory fittings
Water pipes - steel
Water pipes - plastic
Drainage pipes
Bulbs
Fans
Air conditioners
Door latches, hinges
Curtain rods
Locks


Please suggest more industries that are normally considered as separate industries.

Narendra Modi - Hindi - 2017 - प्रधानमंत्री नरेन्द्र मोदी

 नरेन्द्र मोदी

2017



26 February 2017

http://www.pmindia.gov.in/hi/

मन की बात: डिजिटल ट्रांजेक्शन बढ़ रहा है, मैं इसे शुभ संकेत मानता हूं- मोदी
By: एबीपी न्यूज़  Sunday, 26 February 2017
http://abpnews.abplive.in/india-news/pm-narendra-modi-is-hosting-mann-ki-baat-today-566495

http://www.patrika.com/feature/dus-ka-dum-landing-page/10-unknown-facts-about-pm-narendra-modi-1000663/

हिन्दू चाहता है कि नरेन्द्र मोदी के शासन काल में ही बने राम मंदिर'
Published 26-Feb-2017
http://hindi.eenaduindia.com/State/UttarPradesh/2017/02/26180447/mahant-gopal-das-on-ram-mandir.vpf

प्रधानमंत्री नरेन्द्र मोदी के नेतृत्व में देश तेजी से बदल रहा है;- कृष्णपाल गुर्जर
http://www.abtaknews.com/2017/02/blog-post_828.html



April 2017


नागपुर, महाराष्ट्र में विभिन्न सरकारी परियोजनाओं और योजनाओं के शुभारंभ में प्रधानमंत्री का संबोधन
14 अप्रैल, 2017


क्‍या 2022 जब आजादी के 75 साल हो रहे है। आज हम 2017 में खड़े हैं। पांच साल का समय हमारे पास हैं। सवा सौ करोड़ देशवासी अगर संकल्‍प करे कि जिन महापुरूषों ने आजादी के लिए जीवन लगा दिया, उनके सपनों का भारत बनाने के लिए मेरी तरफ से इतना योगदान होगा। मैं भी कुछ करके रहूंगा, और संकल्‍प करके रहूंगा और सही दिशा में करके रहूंगा, मैं नहीं मानता हूं कि 2022 आते-आते देश विश्‍व के सामने खड़े होने की ताकत के साथ खड़ा नहीं होगा, मुझे कोई आशंका नहीं है। और उसमें एक सपना है हमारा 2022 जब आजादी के 75 साल हो तब मेरे देश के गरीब से गरीब का अपना घर हो। इस देश का कोई गरीब ऐसा न हो, जिसको अपना रहने के लिए अपना घर न हो, अपनी छत न हो। और घर भी ऐसा हो, जिसमें बिजली हो, पानी हो, चूल्‍हा हो, गैस का चूल्‍हा हो, नजदीक में बच्‍चों के लिए स्‍कूल हो, बुजुर्गों के लिए नजदीक में अस्‍पताल हो ऐसा हिन्‍दुस्‍तान क्‍यों नहीं देख सकते। क्या सवा सौ देशवासी मिल करके हमारे देश के गरीब के आंसू नहीं पोंछ सकते? भीम राव अम्‍बेडकर जी ने जिन सपनों को ले करके संविधान में रचना की है, उन संविधान को जी करके दिखाने का अवसर आया है। हम 2022 के लिए संकल्‍प करे, कुछ कर-गुजरने का इरादा लेकर चल पड़े। मैं मानता हूं कि यह सपना पूरा होगा।
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राष्ट्रीय पंचायती राज दिवस पर प्रधानमंत्री का संदेश
24 अप्रैल, 2017
   
प्रधानमंत्री ने अपने संदेश में कहा:
”राष्‍ट्रीय पंचायती राज दिवस पर मैं पूरे भारत में पंचायती राज संस्‍थानों के जरिये लोगों की सेवा करने वाले परिश्रमी लोगों को सलाम करता हूं। पंचायत ग्रामीण भारत में लोगों की आकांक्षाओं को पूरा करने का एक प्रभावी तरीका है। भारत के बदलाव में वे महत्‍वपूर्ण भूमिका निभा रहे हैं। हमारी सरकार समग्र प्रगति और जमीनी स्‍तर की भागीदारी के जरिये ‘ग्राम उदय से भारत उदय’ को वास्‍तविक बनाने के लिए काम कर रही है।”
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Updated 30 April 2017, 26 Feb 2017

Tourist Places of India - Tour to India - Places to Visit

India - Tour

Some of the tourist places of India The state in which they are located and importance of the place from tourism interest are given in the table. Links when present on the name of the town take you to knols that have more details about the place.

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100 beautiful places to visit in India - Photo Feature

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Some of the Tourist Places of India

The state in which they are located and importance of the place from tourism interest are given in the table. Links when present on the name of the town take you to knols that have more details about the place.

Town	State of India	Importance
Agartala	Tripura	Palace
Agra	Uttar Pradesh	Taj Mahal
Ahmedabad	Gujarat	Sabarmati Ashram (Gandhi)
Aivali (Aihole)	Karnataka	Ancient temples
Aizwal	Mizoram	Scenic beauty
Ajanta	Maharashtra	Rock cut caves
Ajmer	Rajasthan	Pushkar lake, Dargah Khwaja Sahib
Allahabad	Uttar Pradesh	Confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati
Almora	Uttaranchal	Hill station, Temple
Almora	Arunachal Pradesh	Ramakrishna Ashram
Alwar	Rajasthan	Rajput monuments
Amarkantak	Bihar	Source of Narmada river
Amarnath	J&K	Cave Temple
Amaravathi	Andhra Pradesh	Buddhist remains
Amritsar	Punjab	Golden Temple ( Sikh)
Anandapur sahib Annavaram	Punjab Andhra Pradesh	Sikh Pilgrim Place Lord Satyanarayana Temple
Araku Valley	Andhra Pradesh	Hill station
Aurangabad	Maharashtra	Rock cut caves
Ayodhya	Uttar Pradesh	Temple, Birth place of Lord Rama
Badami	Karnataka	Temples
Badrinath	Uttaranchal	Temple
Bandipur	Tamilnadu	Wildlife sanctuary
Bangalore	Karnataka	Fort and Gardens
Bangaram Island	Laksha Dweep	Beach
Bathkal	West Bengal	Beach resort
Belur	Karnataka	Ancient temples
Bhadrachalam	Andhra Pradesh	Rama temple
Bhakra	Punjab	Damsite
Bharatpur	Rajasthan	Bird sanctuary
Bhilai	Chhatisgarh	Steel plant
Bhopal	Madhya Pradesh	Palaces
Bhubaneshwar	Orissa	Lingaraja temle
Bidar	Karnataka	Fort
Bijapur	Karnataka	Gol Gumbaj
Bikaner	Rajasthan	Karni devi temple
Bodh Gaya	Bihar	Bodhi temple
Bondia	Arunachal Pradesh	Scenery, Buddist Temples and museum
Borra Caves	Andhra Pradesh	Rock-cut caves
Chamba	Himachal Pradesh	Temple
Chandigarh	Punjab and Haryana	Planned city
Chennai	Tamilnadu	National park
Cherrapunji	Assam	Water falls
Chilka Lake	Orissa	Lake
Chitrakoot	Andhra Pradesh	Water falls
Chittorgarh	Rajasthan	Tower of victory
Corbett	Uttar Pradesh	National park
Dalhousie	Himachal Pradesh	Hill station
Darjeeling	Uttar Pradesh	Hill station
Datia	Madhya Pradesh	Govind Palace
Delhi Dehradun	New Delhi NCR	Capital of India
Dharmashala	Himachal Pradesh	Head quarters of Dalai Lama
Digha	West Bengal	Beach resort
Diu	Union Territory	Beach
Dwaraka	Gujarat	Ancient temples
Elephanta Island	Maharashtra	Rock cut caves
Ellora	Maharashtra	Rock cut caves
Fatehpur Sikri	Uttar Pradesh	Palace, Buland Darwaza
Ganapatipule	Maharashtra	Ganapati temple, Beach resort
Gangotri	Uttaranchal	Source of Ganga river
Gangtok	Sikkim	Hill station, trekking
Gaya	Bihar	Pilgrim centre
Gopalpur-on-sea	Orissa	Beach resort
Gulmarg	J&K	Meadow of flowers
Guruvayur	Kerala	Temple
Guwahati	Assam	Temples
Gwalior	Madhya Pradesh	Fort
Halebidu	Karnataka	Ancient temples
Hampi	Karnataka	Ruins of Vijayanagar capital
Haridwar	Uttar Pradesh	Temple
Hazaribag	Bihar	Natinal park
Hirakud	Orissa	Dam site
Horsely Hills	Andhra Pradesh	Hill station
Hyderabad	Andhra Pradesh	Golconda fort
Imphal	Manipur	Manipuri dance
Itanagar	Arunachal Pradesh	Lake and Ashram
Jailsalmer	Rajasthan	Fort and Palace
Jaipur	Rajasthan	Hawa mahal
Jaisamand	Madhya Pradesh	Wildlife sanctuary
Jammu	J&K	Fort and Palace
Jamshedpur	Jharkhand	Steel plant
Jodhpur	Rajasthan	Rajput monuments
Jog Falls	Karnataka	Water falls
Junagadh	Gujarat	Asokan inscription
Kaldi	Kerala	Birth place of Adi Sankaracharya
Kalimpang	Sikkim	Hill station
kanchipuram	Tamilnadu	Kamakshi Temple
Kanha	Bihar	National park
Kanniyakumari	Tamilnadu	Temple
Kanpur	Uttar Pradesh	memorial garden
Kasie (Kushinagar)	Uttar Pradesh	Buddhist remains
Kavaratti Island	Laksha Dweep	Beach
Kaziranga	Assam	Wildlife sanctuary
Kedarnath	Uttaranchal	Temple
Khajuraho	Madhya Pradesh	Temples
Kochi	Kerala	Vasco da Gama's Tomb
Kodaikanal	Tamilnadu	Hill station
Kohima	Nagaland	Park
Kokana	Andaman & Nicobar	Beach
Kolkata	West Bengal	Victoria memorial
Konark	Orissa	Sun temple
Koteshwar	Gujarat	Narayana sarovar lake
Kovalam	Kerala	Beach
Kulu	Himachal Pradesh	Valley and Trekking
Kuttalam	Tamilnadu	Water falls
Leh	J&K	Trekking
Lonavala	Maharashtra	Hill station
Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh	Capital of Uttar Pradesh
Madhura	Uttar Pradesh	Temple, Birth place of Lord Krishna
Madurai	Tamilnadu	Meenakshi temple
Mahabaleshwar	Maharashtra	Water falls
Mahanandi	Karnataka	Temple
Mamallapuram	Tamilnadu	Shore temples
Manali	Himachal Pradesh	Hill station
Manas	Arunachal Pradesh	Wildlife sanctuary
Mandu	Madhya Pradesh	Palaces
Mao Songsang	Nagaland	Hill station
Matharan	Maharashtra	Hill station
Mayabandar	Andaman & Nicobar	Beach
Mayapur	West Bengal	Iskon temple
Mount Abu Mudumalai	Rajasthan Tamilnadu	Dilwara temple Wildlife Sanctuary
Mumbai	Maharashtra	Financial capital of India
Mushirabad	West Bengal	Motijhil
Mussorie	Uttar Pradesh	Hill station
Mysore	Karnataka	Palace
Nagarjunasagar Nagpur	Andhra Pradesh Maharashtra	Dam site Shri Ram Tekdi, RSS Head Quarters
Nainital	Uttaranchal	Lake
Nalanda	Bihar	Remains of ancient university
Nanded	Maharashtra	Sikh Pilgrim Place
Nandi hills	Karnataka	Holiday resort
Nashik	Maharashtra	Temple
Ooty	Tamilnadu	Hill station
Palampet	Andhra Pradesh	Temple, lake
Panaji	Goa	Beach
Panchmarhi	Madhya Pradesh	Caves
Panipat	Haryana	Historic battle place
Parashuram kund	Arunachal Pradesh	Pilgrim centre
Patna	Bihar	Ancient Pataliputra ruins
Periyar	Tamilnadu	Wildlife sanctuary
Phalagam	J&K	Fishing
Pittil island	Laksha Dweep	Sanctuary of sea birds
Pondicherri	Pondicherri	Aurobindo Ashram
Porbandar	Gujarat	Birth place of Mahatma Gandhi
Portblair	Andaman & Nicobar	Beach
Pultana	Gujarat	Temple
Pune	Maharashtra	palaces
Puri	Orissa	Jagannath temple
Puttaparthi	Andhra Pradesh	Satya Sai baba ashram
Rajagir	Bihar	Jain and Buddhist sites
Rameswaram	Tamilnadu	Temple
Ranchi	Jharkhand	Health resort
Riskhikesh	Uttar Pradesh	Temple
Rourkela	Orissa	Steel plant
Sabarimalai	Kerala	Lord Ayyappa temple
Sanchi	Madhya Pradesh	Buddhist remains
Santiniketan	West Bengal	Tagore's University
Saputara	Gujarat	Holiday resort
Sarnath	Bihar	Museum
Sasan gir	Gujarat	National park and Lion sanctuary
Sasaram	Bihar	Antique Mausoleum
Shillong	Meghalaya	Water falls
Shimla	Himachal Pradesh	Health resort
Shirdi	Maharashtra	Sai baba temple
Shivpuri	Uttar Pradesh	Lakes, Hill station
Shravanbelagola	Karnataka	Gomateswara statue, Jain pilgrim centre
Sibsagar	Assam	Fort
Silvassa	Union Territory	Temple
Simipal	Orissa	natinal park and water falls
Somnathpur	Karnataka	Ancient temples
Sonemarg	J&K	Meadow of Golden Flowers
Sri Kalahasti	Andhra Pradesh	Temple
Srinagar	J&K	Dal Lake and Gardens
Srirangapattana	Karnataka	Fort
Srisailam	Andhra Pradesh	Shiva Temple
Sunderbans	West Bengal	Wildlife sanctuary
Thanjavur	Tamilnadu	Brihadeeswara temple
Thiruvananthapuram	Kerala	Beach
Tiruchinapalli	Tamilnadu	Rock temple
Tirupati	Andhra Pradesh	Lord Venkateswara temple
Turp	North East	Hill station and hiking
Udaipur	Rajasthan	Lake and palaces
Udwada	Gujarat	Fire temple
Ujjain	Madhya Pradesh	Temple
Vadodara	Gujarat	Palace
Vaishnodevo	J&K	Temple
Varanasi	Uttar Pradesh	Shiva Temple
Visakhapatnam	Andhra Pradesh	Beach
Warangal	Andhra Pradesh	Thousand Pillar temple
Wardha	Maharashtra	Mahatma Gandhi's Ashram
Yamunotri	Uttaranchal	Source of Yamuna river

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Aurangabad is one of best tourism place to visit.

There are lots of places to visit in the Aurangabad like Ellora, Ajenta Caves, Daultabad and lots more.
Check out more information about these places:
http://www.maharashtraspider.com/resources/ViewResource.aspx?resourceId=4581&
Nikhil Bille - 16 Sep 2011

Hill Station in Haryana

Haryana can be added in the list of tourist places which is famous for the hill stations.For more information visit: http://www.traveladda.com/north_india/haryana/hill_stations.html
mini smith - 24 May 2011

Shirdi

Shirdi is a most popular pilgrimage destination of Maharashtra. Shirdi is home to a whole number of places of worship, there are temples and mosques here, as well as a handful of memorials and tombs.
http://www.travelindia360.net/shirdi-hotels.html
Selene Mathew - 22 Mar 2011

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Kathak - Interesting Web Pages

Kathak Dance

The word Kathak has been derived from the word Katha which means a story. Kathakars or story-tellers, are people who narrate stories largely based on episodes from the epics, myths and legends. From that origin, there evolved a simple form of expressional dance, providing the origins of what later developed into Kathak as we see it today. Raslila combined in itself music, dance and the narrative. Dance in Raslila, however, was mainly an extension of the basic mime and gestures of the Kathakars or story-tellers which blended easily with the existing traditional dance. In palace durbars, the dance changed its presentation. In both Hindu and Muslim courts, Kathak became highly stylised and came to be regarded as a sophisticated form of entertainment.  In the  nineteenth century saw the the Lucknow gharana with its strong accent on bhava, the expression of moods and emotions was established. The Jaipur gharana known for its layakari or rhythmic virtuosity and the Benaras gharana are other prominent schools of Kathak dance.


The technique of movement in Kathak

The weight of the body is equally distributed along the horizontal and vertical axis. The full foot contact is of prime importance where only the toe or the ball of the foot are used, their function is limited. There are no deflections and no use of sharp bends or curves of the upper or lower part of the body. Torso movements emerge from the change of the shoulder line rather than through the manipulations of the backbone or upper chest and lower waist muscles. In the basic stance, the dancer stands straight, holds one hand at a level higher than the head and the other is extended out on the level of the shoulder.

The technique is built by the use of an intricate system of foot-work. Pure dance (nritta) is all important where complex rhythmic patterns are created through the use of the flat feet and the control of sound of the ankle bells worn by the dancer. As in Bharatnatyam, Odissi and Manipuri, Kathak also builds its pure dance sequences by combining units of movement. The cadences are called differently by the names tukra, tora, and parana, all indicative of the nature of rhythmic patterns used and the percussion instrument accompanying the dance. The dancer commences with a sequence called That where soft gliding movements of the neck, eyebrows and the wrists, are introduced. This is followed by a conventional formal entry known as the Amad (entry) and theSalami (salutation).

Then follow the various combinations of rhythmic passages all punctuated with and culminating in a number of pirouettes. The pirouettes are the most characteristic feature of the dance style in nritta portions. Recitation of the rhythmic syllables is common; the dancer often pauses to recite these to a specified metrical cycle followed by execution through movement. The nritta portion of Kathak is performed to the nagma. Both the drummer (here the drum is either a pakhawaj, a type of mridangam, or a pair of tabla) and the dancer weave endless combinations on a repetitive melodic line. The metrical cycle (tala) of 16, 10, 14 beats provides the foundation on which the whole edifice of dance is built.

In the mime portions (nritya or abhinaya), these are short narrative pieces which portray a brief episode from Krishna's life. A poetic line set to music is interpreted with gestures in other numbers, such as the tumri, bhajan, dadra - all lyrical musical compositions.

In these sections, there is a word to word or line to line synchronisation in the same fashion as in Bharatnatyam or Odissi. Both in nritta (pure dance) and the abhinaya (mime) there is immense scope for improvisation of presenting variations on a theme. The interpretative and the abstract dance techniques are interwoven into each other, and the dancer's greatness lies in his capacity for improvisation on the melodic and metric line on the one hand and the poetic line on the other.

Kathak is the only form of classical dance wedded to Hindustani or the North Indian music. Both of them have had a parallel growth, each feeding and sustaining the other.

http://ccrtindia.gov.in/kathak.php


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Updated on this blog  29 April 2017, 20 August 2012

Low Income Housing Marketing In India - Big Potential

28 April 2017

270 industries are allied to construction and housing.

The size of affordable housing industry can be presently Rs. 25,000 crore but it can increase up to Rs. 5 lakh crore by 2022.  It is a huge opportunity for the aspiring entrepreneurs and seasoned and well established entrepreneurs to come forward and innovate to provide housing to many and in turn profit from the business potential being created by the government through additional incentives.

The potential for affordable housing highlighted in 2013 is becoming more visible now in 2017. Government has come out with more policy annoucements in this area and builders are coming forward to announce schemes to provide housing to low income sections.

Centre launches 350 projects for affordable housing
PTI
April 9, 2017
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/centre-launches-350-projects-for-affordable-housing/1/924725.html



Mar 04 2017
Affordable housing gets a shot in arm amid continuing slowdown in property market
Indian real estate developers are tapping demand for affordable housing to take advantage of tax benefits and other incentives offered by government in latest budget.
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/pQyjOKqyIxJDxVejBpVrpM/Affordable-housing-Realty-boost.html

Deloitte Seminar
Mainstreaming Affordable Housing in India
Moving towards Housing for All by 2022
August 2016
https://www2.deloitte.com/in/en/pages/public-sector/articles/affordable-housing-in-india.html



IBEF 2012 Report
https://www.ibef.org/download/Affordable-Housing-in-India-24072012.pdf

5 August 2013

There is also a large proportion of urban low income families, with a monthly household income of INR 10,000 – 25,000, who can afford privately built formal housing costing INR 4 – 10 lakh without any aid from the Government. 

There is an estimated need of 15 million homes for these low-income customers, which translates into an opportunity of INR ~9 lakh crore for developers and INR ~7 lakh crore for housing finance companies.

https://www2.deloitte.com/in/en/pages/strategy/articles/state-of-the-low-income-housing-market.html


Finance for Low Income House Buyers

Micro Housing Finance Corporation
http://mhfcindia.com/management.html



Updated 28 August 2017,  5 August 2013

Income for Indian Cricket Players

2017 - 26 March News

Anil Kumble wrote to the board asking them to share 26% of all types of revenues to players. Board is presently sharing only some types of revenue. This may increase income Indian Cricket players.

May be a good suggestion or demand. But the income sharing may be extended up to district level players. So that more number of players who contribute to development of the game as well as to creation of interest in the game across the length and breadth of the country.

In many other disciplines also such sharing may be thought of. This is a way of giving a share of the income generated by players. Also one can think of investing a part of that income in stadiums etc. as capital investment and then distributing a portion of the revenue to the stadium as income for investments. That BCCI, and state boards as well as players and some other investors can invest in sports stadiums in all the districts of the country and increase facilities for sports in the country.

India to Become 3rd Biggest Economy by 2030 - US Department of Agriculture Study - 2015

12 April 2015

US Department of Agriculture made the following projections of GDP for USA, China and India in 2030

Projections

USA  $24.8 trillion

China   $22.2 trillion

India   $6.6 trillion

India will do better.

23 April 2017

The Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog, Dr. Arvind Panagariya briefing the media after the 3rd Governing Council Meeting, in New Delhi on April 23, 2017. The CEO, NITI Aayog, Shri Amitabh Kant is also seen.
CNR :96031 Photo ID :101435
http://pibphoto.nic.in/photo//2017/Apr/l20170423101435.jpg

India GDP will be $7.2 trillion in 2030 - NITI Ayog

Niti Ayog has developed a 15 year plan from the financial year 2015 - 16 to 2030 - 31 and made the forecast that Indian GDP will be $7.2 trillion in 2030.


Meeting related materials

Opening Remarks by PM
http://www.narendramodi.in/pm-delivers-opening-remarks-at-3rd-meeting-of-governing-council-of-niti-aayog--535165

Presentation by Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI
http://niti.gov.in/writereaddata/files/new_initiatives/CEO-Amitabh%20Kant_presentation_at_the_3rd_Governing%20Council%20Meet.pdf


PIB Press Release on Accomplishments of NITI during the last three years
http://pib.nic.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=161229

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/economy-to-grow-over-three-fold-to-7-25-trillion-by-2030-niti-aayog/articleshow/58330158.cms

http://www.hindustantimes.com/business-news/niti-aayog-projects-growth-at-an-average-of-8-in-15-years/story-U4uBHFznIBqWBg8peCRhBK.html


Presentations on NITI Aayog’s work, GST, and raising agricultural income, made at meeting of Governing Council, NITI Aayog
http://www.pib.nic.in/newsite/erelease.aspx?relid=161238

PM's  closing remarks at 3rd Meeting of Governing Council of NITI Aayog
http://www.pib.nic.in/newsite/erelease.aspx?relid=161240



11 May 2015

 $10 trillion economy by 2034

We need to boost R&D spending to 2.4% of GDP to achieve GDP growth of 9% p.a. for number of years and  become $10 trillion economy by 2034

India's economy would need to increase its research and development (R&D) spending from mere 0.8 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2013 to 2.4 per cent  similar to developed markets of Korea (3.8 per cent), US (2.7 per cent) and China (1.9 per cent)  to grow its GDP by 9 per cent per annum to become a $10 trillion economy over the next two decades. Minister of state for science & technology and earth sciences, Mr Y.S. Chowdary  stressed the point while inaugurating '3rd Innovation Summit-cum-Excellence Awards: Innovative India@2020,' organised by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) on 11th May 2015.



Focus on innovation should not  be restricted to new technologies and products but also include innovative distribution and financing processes and business models according to the minister.

http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-cm/need-to-boost-r-d-spending-to-2-4-to-achieve-gdp-growth-of-9-p-a-to-become-10-trillion-economy-by-2034-science-technology-minister-115051200273_1.html



Updated 24 April 2017,  1 November 2015
Published on 12 April 2015

Companies - Registered and Active in India

4 lakh companies face deregistration for not filing I-T returns


Over a third of the 11 lakh active Indian companies face the prospect of their names being struck off or deregistered as they have failed to furnish income tax returns for years.