![When the crowd starts herding, it's time to book profits: Mark Mobius](https://images.assettype.com/fortuneindia%2F2024-07%2F77ff1183-00ea-4e19-b1a4-9ea56c390e0f%2Fmark_mobius.jpg?rect=0,0,2727,1364&w=300&q=95)
When the crowd starts herding, it's time to book profits: Mark Mobius
Investor Mark Mobius discusses the inherent risks in India's entrepreneurial ecosystem and the importance of disciplined investing
Investor Mark Mobius discusses the inherent risks in India's entrepreneurial ecosystem and the importance of disciplined investing
Jaishankar said structural reforms have led to revival of the infrastructure sector.
Fortune India and CIEL HR identify the ‘Future-ready Workplaces’ in India Inc. for 2024.
Measures to improve consumption demand and optimism in future growth will bring back private investment automatically
In order to become a developed economy by 2047, India needs to optimise tax generation to spend on all-round development, including infrastructure.
Translating these grand declarations into specific, actionable investment projects remains a challenge.
Another key highlight in the interim budget is the expansion of airport and railway infrastructure, seen as crucial for overall economic growth, says Murty
In the interim budget 2024-25, the government has allocated ₹11.11 lakh crore towards capital expenditure, up 11.11% from ₹10 lakh crore allocated in 2023-24.
Massive outlay in nation’s infrastructure development
The allocation is up 11.1% from the budget estimate of ₹10 lakh crore for the current financial year.