Akshay Rao

Instant Food is slowly picking up in India and corporations like ITC, Glaxo Smithkline and National retailers like Future Group and Aditya Birla Retail are cashing on this new growing business opportunities by bringing in instant noodles, soups and lure the customers with mouth watering offers. The Market leader Maggii noodles which lead the market for decades is now finding it tough to defend its own terrain

E-Book is growing at a tremendous rate of 144% and clocked sales of $441 Million worlwide in the year 2010, and with Universities and Colleges moving towards bookless-college system and the whole library in e-book format. The e-book market is expected keep the growth momentum going

Consumer electronics is one of the booming sectors in India. Major retailers like Future Group, Tata's Infiniti retail,Videocon Retail, and Reliance Retail had entered the market with a bang a couple of years back are now facing problems to remain stable in the market after ambitious growth plans

India saw the emergence of 400+ television channels in the last 5 years alone and newer channels are still making way into you television set, The next phase of Television channels will not be coming on a national scale, but on a regional basis and contemporary styles fixing the already growing need gap among the Indian viewers.

India Launched its much awaited Mobile Number portability service starting from Haryana circle. Later the service was started to the rest 752.19 million customers across the length and breadth of the country which provided the customers to change their operators and retain the number. There were large number of customers who ported from their service providers. Vodafone India was the major winner which bagged the highest number of subscribers through MNP

Tata Nano the much hyped people's car is having tough times to tackle the falling sales volume which was the main aspect and strategy of commercially manufacturing tata Nano with low margin mass volume based strategy. Herein we look at what exactly went wrong with the Tata Nano and the road ahead in the Indian Market

BSNL(Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited) is an Public Sector Unit in India and is one of the cash rich firm.Even after having a huge piles of cash the company is not able to invest them efficiently and nor is able to make the most of the seamless network of GSM and broadband connectivity it has in India regardless of being in Rural or Urban area connectivity. With the Arrival of 3G and the only operator to have pan India presence of 3G network, this article discusses as to how the company should lead

The Indian and Multinational corporations have been the front runner in providing innovative solutions for the bottom of the Pyramid(BoP) in India.India is slowly moving away from a general perception of being a manufacturing and outsourcing hub to a research and innovation hub. The Innovation and Research in India is not being limited to the Indian borders but is now being expanded to the overseas markets to cater to the global needs.

The Indian Telecom Sector which is creating a lot of buzz with 3G being rolled out by the private telecom operators starting with Tata DOCOMO-A Tata Teleservices and NTT DOCOMO JV being the first entrant from the private sector to commercialize its services to the Indian consumer which promises to change the way India communicates and provide better connectivity to the Indian consumer.

The Indian Retail Sector is at a very nascent stage and is regarded to be a potential goldmine by research agenices, In the mid of October the commerce ministry is supposed to give a call on the FDI in the Retail Industry for Multi Brand retailing after which it will be forwarded for a political discussion and the government will decide on the fate of FDI in the retail sector. This article deals with the pros and cons of the FDI in the retail sector, its impact worldwide, the current scenario