Special Report: India Outlook

The Round Table is an entirely student run publication at New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Our mission is to promote greater awareness of global affairs within, but not limited to, the field of commerce; to provide a channel of expression for students in an effort to promote understanding and debate within the context of an increasingly globalized world.
	An Economic Overview by Aalap Parikh The Indian economy has seen robust growth over the past decade. A growth rate hovering at the 8% mark consistently for 4 years in the face of volatile gas prices and a slowing US economy is an excellent achievement.
	No No to the Nano by Prerna Kejriwal The Nano takes after the technology for which it was named – it is a low cost, fuel efficient and low emissions car; it is small but technologically advanced.
	Retail: Great Expectations? by Pratyush Patari Early next year, the American retail giant WalMart, will open its first store in India in a joint venture with Indian telecom company Bharti Enterprises.
	Oil, Overproduction….Energy Crisis! by Sneha Jain With its plans to target an 8-10% growth rate in the long run, the country is wondering how it will sustain itself to tide over the energy crisis.
	The Midas Touch by Khilen Shah India has a mammoth, and rapidly growing urban migration problem. There is a tremendous strain on the urban infrastructure in mega-cities like Mumbai, where around five million people are estimated to be living in slums.
	Bank, India Bank by Jay Kotak Rigid, yet flexible at the same time, India’s banking sector has grown and solidified immensely, allowing a stable money supply and surefire consumer confidence.
	Shree Survodaya Bidada Trust: A Case Study in Medical Camps by Shaleen Vira In order to journey towards self-actualization, basic physiological needs such as food, water, and basic health necessities must be taken care of.
	Growth & Inequality by Tanvi Goenka Doesn’t everyone deserve an equal chance at this 9% growth?
	Indian Premier League: Cricket with Masala by Aditya Bothra The recently concluded Indian Premier League (IPL) was by all measures a potent combination of competitive cricket, Bollywood glitz, cheerleaders and a generous helping of money.
	A Billion Dreams by Yashovardhardhan Daga The rules, norms and opinions of yesterday have been forgotten and a new economic order is in the making.

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