The August Issue of India Briefing, our sister publication which focuses on foreign direct investment into India is out now. This latest issue, features India’s growing global stance as a manufacturing hub.
The cover story, “Establishing Manufacturing Operations In India”, deals with legal, tax, financial and operational guidelines, regulations and approval procedures to assist foreign investors set up a manufacturing unit in India. Please do click on the image to download your own personal copy of the magazine for free.
While the main article features application procedures and license approval processes the magazine also features tax compliance’s, labor laws and outlines for setting up a manufacturing base in India’s special economic zones.
In order to bring our readers practical best practices while setting up a manufacturing hub in India, we have also included two market entry case studies on the auto components and electronic products industries, two high growth sectors in India’s booming economy.
The magazine will also be available to download in Mandarin from our website shortly.
For further enquiries on Tax or legal set up in India, please do contact our India Desk at india@dezshira.com
There is a brilliant white light at the end of the tunnel of U.S. financial woes – lucrative jobs in emerging Asia. As investment banks fold in the U.S. and hundreds lose their livelihoods, banks in India and China are lapping up wall street bankers by the dozens. Asian economies which are growing at an average of seven percent annually, can easily absorb these globally experienced whiz kids.
Shanghai Airlines will be the new plane on the block to fly direct between Asian economic behemoths Shanghai and Mumbai. Official sources say that the airline which will start plying between the two cities from the 29th of October, will fly twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays. In order to boost passenger traffic between the two cities, the airline is planning on introducing an initial offer of RMB3,250 + tax for a round trip. If this is the price offered by Shanghai Airlines, it will be one of the cheapest return flights from Shanghai-Mumbai.
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