Eye opening efforts
The Indian economy has been facing stifled growth for quite some time now and flipping through the cover story of Business & Economy magazine was an eye opening experience for me in terms of the economic conditions of the country. Both the government and the Reserve Bank are trying hard to get the economy back on track and the issue decently suggested how India can be safeguarded against the lately turned up pool of scams and incompetent policies. The feature was greatly supported by data and trend analysis generated by the IIPM Think Tank. I seriously believe that the economy could benefit through further liberalisation of FDI, as was discussed. It was interesting to see that a magazine has also uniquely considered the educational qualifications of our finance ministry! Talking about the rest of the package, it was a great mix of stories and analysis across various sectors.
Bobby Malhotra
Chief Executive Max Trade
Constant evolution
I have seen a constant evolution in the content, presentation and section planning. The factor that makes the magazine different from the rest is its dynamic supplements. I would like to give a special mention to BFM, which keeps me updated with the latest happenings in the world of finance. There are always some great columns in the issue for avid readers like me. In the last issue, the story on the crisis in the power sector was very timely and comprehensive. Really, for the Indian growth story to continue and be sustainable, the next phase of reforms should be in the power sector. I expect you to raise more such critical issues in the future.
The Indian economy has been facing stifled growth for quite some time now and flipping through the cover story of Business & Economy magazine was an eye opening experience for me in terms of the economic conditions of the country. Both the government and the Reserve Bank are trying hard to get the economy back on track and the issue decently suggested how India can be safeguarded against the lately turned up pool of scams and incompetent policies. The feature was greatly supported by data and trend analysis generated by the IIPM Think Tank. I seriously believe that the economy could benefit through further liberalisation of FDI, as was discussed. It was interesting to see that a magazine has also uniquely considered the educational qualifications of our finance ministry! Talking about the rest of the package, it was a great mix of stories and analysis across various sectors.
Bobby Malhotra
Chief Executive Max Trade
Constant evolution
I have seen a constant evolution in the content, presentation and section planning. The factor that makes the magazine different from the rest is its dynamic supplements. I would like to give a special mention to BFM, which keeps me updated with the latest happenings in the world of finance. There are always some great columns in the issue for avid readers like me. In the last issue, the story on the crisis in the power sector was very timely and comprehensive. Really, for the Indian growth story to continue and be sustainable, the next phase of reforms should be in the power sector. I expect you to raise more such critical issues in the future.
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