The Growth Sectors in India
On the basis of a recent study by the Reserve Bank of India, there have been a lot of investments on the infrastructure sector in India and the rate is high enough with fifty three percent of the cost during the financial year 2010 in comparison to forty five percent growths during the year 2009. If statistics are to be followed, the total amount of investments in the infrastructure sector in India stood around three crore almost during the financial year 2010. However, the power sector has earned more investors followed by telecom, metal and metal products.
It is primarily due to a major lack of general awareness about hygiene due to improper services related to health; the healthcare sector in India does not look very promising. Although, the scenario has gone through lots of changes over the years particularly during the last couple of years, there are some developments that have been taking place in the healthcare sector in India and the changes are coming rapidly almost. According to a study conducted by a few of the global consultants, in the year 2007, it was predicted that the there would be loads of development taking place in this sector and the numbers would be jumping to a whopping twenty five billion from the rate that existed during the year 2007. Although, it has not been achieved till now, we must admit that developments are taking place and pretty fast and it is now expected that the growth rate in this sector would jump to around seventy billion in the year 2012.
For attracting foreign investors to the power sector that is identified as one of the most prominent investment sector in India, the Government has declared several policies and many efforts have been made through the passage of time. Among the policies that have been declared by the Indian Government, the most prominent one is the enactment of the Electricity act during the year 2003. The primary objective of the Act is to strengthen In order to attract foreign investments into the power industry of India; the government has announced several policies and has taken initiatives from time to time. The most important amongst all the policies announced by the government is the enactment of the Electricity Act during the year 2003. The Act was meant to strengthen the regulations and the strictures related various aspects of electricity such as generation, transmission, supply and also to promote a favorable competition among the major power companies that exist in India.
The power industry, healthcare sector and infrastructure sector in India has attracted a number of foreign investors and offered them good opportunities as a favorable investment sectors in this country. In fact, it is also counted among those industries that offers a winning situation for the both the economy and the investor with huge returns on investment. The plans and strategies that are being formulated by the Indian Government have also provided an ideal podium for investors to flock to this sector.
It is primarily due to a major lack of general awareness about hygiene due to improper services related to health; the healthcare sector in India does not look very promising. Although, the scenario has gone through lots of changes over the years particularly during the last couple of years, there are some developments that have been taking place in the healthcare sector in India and the changes are coming rapidly almost. According to a study conducted by a few of the global consultants, in the year 2007, it was predicted that the there would be loads of development taking place in this sector and the numbers would be jumping to a whopping twenty five billion from the rate that existed during the year 2007. Although, it has not been achieved till now, we must admit that developments are taking place and pretty fast and it is now expected that the growth rate in this sector would jump to around seventy billion in the year 2012.
For attracting foreign investors to the power sector that is identified as one of the most prominent investment sector in India, the Government has declared several policies and many efforts have been made through the passage of time. Among the policies that have been declared by the Indian Government, the most prominent one is the enactment of the Electricity act during the year 2003. The primary objective of the Act is to strengthen In order to attract foreign investments into the power industry of India; the government has announced several policies and has taken initiatives from time to time. The most important amongst all the policies announced by the government is the enactment of the Electricity Act during the year 2003. The Act was meant to strengthen the regulations and the strictures related various aspects of electricity such as generation, transmission, supply and also to promote a favorable competition among the major power companies that exist in India.
The power industry, healthcare sector and infrastructure sector in India has attracted a number of foreign investors and offered them good opportunities as a favorable investment sectors in this country. In fact, it is also counted among those industries that offers a winning situation for the both the economy and the investor with huge returns on investment. The plans and strategies that are being formulated by the Indian Government have also provided an ideal podium for investors to flock to this sector.
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