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Rajiv Tikoo is a journalist and editor with interest in sustainable development. Apart from writing, he has edited books and compendiums of case studies related to social sector, including ‘Forest Lanterns’ on tribal communities published by Penguin Random House. He has also produced radio programmes for All India Radio, and films. Besides, he explores the use of mobile Apps, IVRS-based helplines, info-kiosks and Community Radio stations for hyperlocal communication. A former Deputy Editor of ‘The Financial Express’ and Asia Editor of United Nations Millennium Campaign, he is a recipient of fellowship from the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership. Presently he heads ICT for development non-profits OneWorld Foundation India and OneWorld South Asia. LESS. MORE
“Over the long arc of time, and the long investment horizon, India is a very attractive destination. And it is attractive because the fundamentals are attractive: the talent pool, the demographics, the consumer base, the democratic tradition,” the India-born Punit Renjen said in an interview.
Why Deloitte’s Punit Renjen finds India a strong long-term bet
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“Over the long arc of time, and the long investment horizon, India is a very attractive destination. And it is attractive because the fundamentals are attractive: the talent pool, the demographics, the consumer base, the democratic tradition,” the India-born Punit Renjen said in an interview.
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India was hit by a tsunami the highly virulent Delta strain of Covid but the country still remains an attractive destination for long-term global investors, Deloitte’s global CEO Punit Renjen told ET.
“Over the long arc of time, and the long investment horizon, India is a very attractive destination. And it is attractive because the fundamentals are attractive: the talent pool, the demographics, the consumer base, the democratic tradition,” the India-born Renjen said in an interview.
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Keen to establish themselves as legitimate businesses in the eyes of banks, India’s
crypto exchanges are uniting under the Internet and Mobile Association of India to draw up and implement a code of conduct.
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Crypto exchanges draw up ‘legitimacy plan’
India s
cryptocurrency industry plans to overhaul and standardise its disclosure and compliance mechanisms to establish itself as a legitimate business in the eyes of banks.
What’s the plan? Leading cryptocurrency exchanges such as WazirX, CoinDCX and CoinSwitch Kuber have partnered with the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) to set up an advisory board that will implement a code of conduct for the industry, sources told us.