Where culture echoes, tradition

speaks, beauty entrails & diversity

delights……
 TOURISM

AGRICULTURE CHEMICALS

AUTOMOBILE AVIATION

BANKING &
TEXTILE
FINANCE

OPPORTUNITIES
IN INDIA

INFORMATION
TRANSPORT
TECHNOLOGY

MEDIA &
TELECOMMINICATION
ENTERTAINMENT

EDUCATION PHARMACEUTICALS
FOOD
PROCESSING
 THE CHANGING INDIA
 Rising consumer spending
 Growth of services
 Indian manufacturing establishing itself on the
global stage
 Pervasive Communication
 Infrastructure growth
 Growth in literacy and higher education
 Mature political economy with development as
its core agenda
The INDIAN Economy
 High GDP growth
 Agriculture grew by 9.1%.
 Manufacturing grew by
7.3% in 2007-08.
 Other sectors like
electricity, construction etc
grew more than 5%
 Foreign exchange
reserves have grown to
over US$ 90 billion
 INDIAN MNC’S
Buyer Acquisition Price
Reliance Ind. Flag Telecom, Bermuda US $ 212 m

Tata Motors Daewoo, Korea US $118 m

Infosys Tech. Export Information US $ 3.1 m

Sevices, Australia
Aditya Birla Dashiquio Chem, China US $ 8.5 m

Wipro NerveWire Inc, USA US $ 18.5 m.

WHY

TO INVEST IN INDIA..
India is the 4th largest economy, in terms of purchasing power parity. Tenth
most industrialized economy.

 Strong macro-economic performance.

 Political stability and broad consensus on reforms.

 Liberal and transparent investment regime.

 Well developed banking system.

 Vibrant capital market. National Stock Exchange third largest, Bombay Stock
Exchange fifth largest in terms of number of trades.

 Among the highest rates of returns on investment. Profitability of US

investments in India: 19.33% in 2000 (according to US Department of
Commerce).
 KNOWLEDGE BANK
 Strong pool of scientific and technical manpower. Prowess of
IITs, IIMs well known.

 2nd largest English-speaking population.

 Abundant, high-quality, cost-effective, competitive manpower.

Over 100,000 IT professionals added each year.

 India rated as the most attractive destination for offshore

business processing by global consultancy A T Kearney.

 IT Industry $14 billion; growing at 50% p.a.

 Exports $12 billion; 2008 exports target: $60 billion, to be 35%

of India's total exports.

 Job creation: a million direct & 2-3 million indirect

 POLICIES
 Deregulated licensing policy except industries in alcohol,
cigarettes, hazardous chemicals and defense equipments.
 Easy taxation policy
 Stocks can be sold without prior permission
 Foreign exchange procedures have been relaxed
 Custom interface have been computerized
Foreign Direct Investment
 FDI under ‘Automatic Route’ except in areas:

 Attracting compulsory licensing or for

acquisition of shares in an existing company.
 Sectors not open to FDI. (Gambling, lottery
etc.)
 Investor can bring automatic route cases for
Foreign Investment Promotion Board approval.
 Foreign technology collaborations freely
allowed under automatic and government
approval routes.
 Infrastructure
 Roads: Capacity enhancement of highways. 7000 kms of
National Highways being offered during the current year. Many
more opportunities in the States.
 Urban Infrastructure: Development of townships for
the rapidly growing, increasingly affluent urban middle class. City
level infrastructure. roads, bridges, IT Parks, sanitation and water
supply, etc.
 Ports: Government of India's initiative of developing ports –
‘Sagar Mala' with an investment of $22 billion. Development of
Ports. Shipping. Upgradation and operation of cruise terminal.
 Power: Addition of 100,000 MW required over the next 10
years. Installed capacity 106,000 MW. Hydro-electric initiative to
develop 50,000 MW.
 Telecommunications: Cellular phones increasing @
1.5 million every month. To increase by 20 million this year. Figure
to rise to 100 million in the next 3-4 years.
 LOCATION
 7th largest country in terms of area & 2nd in terms of
population.
 28 States & 6 Union Territories with New Delhi being
her capital.
 The India is flanked by the borders of Pakistan,
Myanmar, China, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.
 Seas/Oceans: Arabian Sea (West), Bay of Bengal
(East), Indian Ocean (South)
 Location of India: Southern Asia
 Also known as Bharat Varsh, Hindustan and
Aryavarta.
 WORLD RANKINGS
 Automobile industry- 9th largest in world
(Source: wikipedia.com)
 Indian cricket team- 3rd
(Source: ICC world ranking)
 2nd largest producer of paddy rice, wheat, sugarcane
(Source: FAOSTAT, world rank calculated by DG AGRI)
 India’s labor force- 2th largest in world
(Source: indexmundi.com)
 Electricity production- 5th largest
(Source: indexmundi.com)
 Reserves of foreign exchange and gold- 6th largest
(Source: indexmundi.com)
 Telecommunications, mobile cellular- 3rd largest
 Prevalence of foreign technology licensing - Rank 1 in the
world.
 Availability of scientist and engineers - Rank 2.
 Quality of management schools - Rank 9.
 In terms of purchasing power parity- 4th
 Industrialized economy: 10th
(Source: rediff.com)
 Internet users- 4th largest
 Railways- 4th largest
 Manpower available for military services- 2nd largest
 Investments- 12th largest
 Oil consumption- 6th largest
TOURISM IN INDIA
 Rural tourism
 Health tourism
 Eco tourism
 Adventure tourism
 Wildlife tourism
 Pilgrimage tourism
 Sports tourism
 Cultural tourism
 HEALTH TOURISM
 Cost effective, easy accessibility and superior quality
 Ayurveda has gained a lot of global attraction. Being one of
the main features of tourist attraction down south.
 The medical tourism market in India is expected to grow to $2
billion a year by 2012-13.
WILDLIFE TOURISM
 Rich forests cover with worth appreciating rare and
endangered species
 Tigers, rhinoceros, elephants, black buck, lions, cobra,
peacocks are the major attractions
 To name few Corbett National Park ,Periyar Sanctuary,
Ranthambore Park, Bharatpur Birds Sanctuary ,
Bandhavgarh ,Nanda Devi Wildlife Sanctuary etc.
 SPORTS TOURISM
Events in near future:
 Commonwealth games 2010, New Delhi
 Hockey world cup, 2010
 ICC Cricket world cup, 2011
 IPL and champions league
 Bidding for 2018 Olympics

PILGRIMAGE TOURISM
 The great religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Islam,
Christianity and Sikhism are the integral part of Indian culture.
 one can feel the blissful serenity of the Indian atmosphere
where Lord Buddha, Mahavir Jain, Shri Sathya Sai Baba and
Guru Nanak once walked turning the Indian soil pious.
 To name a few destinations Kedarnath, Varanasi, Golden
temple, Sarnath, Bodhgaya, Manikaran , Vrindavan etc.
 ADVENTURE TOURISM
Angling, Camel safari, Mountaineering, Paragliding,
Elephant safari, Rock climbing, Scuba diving,
Skiing, Trekking , White water rafting….

ECO TOURISM
 Ecotourism is a preserving travel to natural areas to appreciate
the cultural and natural history of the environment, taking care
not to disturb the integrity of the ecosystem.

 The few places like the Himalayan Region, Kerala, the

northeast India, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and the
Lakshadweep islands are some of the places where you can
enjoy the treasured wealth of the Mother Nature.
 RURAL TOURISM
 Rural India has much to offer to the world. Rich in traditions of
arts, crafts and culture.
 So far the government has identified 31 villages across the
country as tourist spots.
 The central government has pledged assistance to the states
amounting to Rs 0.5 million for developing a site for rural
tourism.
CULTURAL TOURISM
 Indian dances
 Indian music

 Cuisines of India

 Indian festivals

Are some of the many cultural factors attracting people worldwide.

 28 STATES, each
unique in its own
way TAJ MAHAL one
of the seven
wonders of world

TASTE BUD
changes every
5 miles
Every
alternate day
is a
FESTIVAL
 Thank You

Presented By:
Abhishek Saurabh
Gunjan Kharbanda
Ishneet Kaur Sawhney
Archana Chandel
Surojit Bose