Entrepreneurial book by Shri Nath launched globally
14 Dec '07
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Shri Kamal Nath, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, has called on the new generation of Indian entrepreneurs to go global and look for synergies and integrations arising out of developments in the international trade and business environment.
Speaking to a select gathering of invitees including senior media critics and journalists at the global launch of his book titled, “India's Century: The Age of Entrepreneurship in the World's Biggest Democracy”, Shri Kamal Nath explained that the book's central theme was India's emergence, from the backwaters of global economy to its frontline, generating aspirations for the future based on the recent outstanding achievements.
The event was organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in London earlier. The function was also attended by some British Members of Parliament, CEOs of a large number of UK-based MNCs, and a large section of the Indian diaspora in London.
Pointing to the current uncertainties in the global economy, Shri Kamal Nath, the Indian Trade Minister, urged the Indian entrepreneurs to stay globally competitive as this was possibly the only way to carry business forward.
Not only was the lifespan of new and emerging technologies considerably changing – with what was new becoming outdated tomorrow – but consumer preferences and consumption patterns were also living to shorter durations.
In the changing milieu, it was imperative, the Minister observed, that the Indian entrepreneurs not only came up with globally competitive technological improvements in their product profiles but ensured globally competitive business practices to be perpetually alive to new opportunities for growth and partnerships.
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