BUSINESS ECONOMICS - October 1 - 15, 2018

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The condition of the real estate sector in India is expected to grow in the upcoming years both in the affordable and the luxury sectors. RERA was introduced to provide protection not only to the buyers but also for the developers. GST has pushed the prices of housing. The current issue of BE has discussed on the growth and the pathway of the real estate sector in India.

Madhulika Kanoria Takes 'The Ladies Study Group' To Vienna

Mrs.MadhulikaKanorialed a group of 12 ladies representing the Ladies Study Group of Indian Chamber of Commerce to Vienna, Austria from September3rd9th. Every member of the team has her own unique talent. Their talents are also being utilized for social welfare.

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Policy Changes Propel Realty's Changes

Aspate of construction activities, backed by the governments push for affordable housing and infrastructuregrowth, is indicating the revival of Indias real estate sector. The sector is witnessing high growth with the rise in demand for office, as well as, residential spaces. The market size of the Indian real estate sector is expected to reach $180 billion by 2020 with the housing sector's contribution doubling to 11.2% of the GDP.

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Regulating A Wayward Industry – Real Estate

Ayear after the Real Estate Regulation and DevelopmentAct, 2016 (RERA) came into effect, 20 out of the 28 states (the Act is not applicable in J & K) have implemented the rules or framed their own laws to carry out the mandate.

4 mins

Impact Of GST On The Indian Real Estate Sector

Demonetisationhit the real estate sector. The Goods and Services Tax (GST), passed on March 29, 2017, also impacted the sector.

3 mins

Green Buildings For Affordable Living

Green building is not a new concept. In fact, techniques of natural ventilation and natural lighting have been used for ages.

3 mins

The Affordable Segment Experiencing Growth

India is witnessing significant waves of inward urban migration in recent years.

2 mins

Demand For Luxury Real Estate

The increased exposure to global standards of living has drastically changed the way the Indian customer views luxury living.

3 mins

Jindal Stainless On Growth Mode

Jindal Stainless is one of the largest stainless steel conglo-merates in India with around 60% industry share and ranks amongst the top 10 stainless steel manufacturer capacities of 1.6 MTPA with an annual turnover of $ 3.1 billion.

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Piracy In Indian Film Industry

The Indian film industry is one of the largest film industries in the world. Around 1000 films are produced each year in India. It earns around $2 billion from legitimate sources such as screening at theatres, home videos and television rights.

4 mins

Aadhaar - A Digital 'Habitation And A Name' For Every Indian

The 12 digit unique identification number Aadhaar has finally been ruled as constitutionally valid by the Supreme Court.

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