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India has the largest pool of educated manpower and yet, as a recent study by the Confederation of Indian Industry has revealed, human resource is the biggest challenge faced by Indian companies, particularly at the managerial, production and marketing levels. This is even more acute when it comes to finding the right fit for the right job. Indian companies, however, are now...
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Well-Engineered

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Elecon offers fine visibility over the next few quarters

The boom in construction and manufacturing is creating huge growth for specialised engineering companies. One beneficiary is Elecon Engineering, which manufactures mechanical handling equipment (MHE) and transmission equipment (TE), mainly industrial gears and windmills. In MHE, Elecon executes turnkey operations of equipment like...

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Dip Or Sip?

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Investing money bit by bit is a great way to build a nest egg especially for the younger generation. Indian demographic profile consisting of a young and educated work force has attracted mutual funds to launch schemes that are more in favour of this category of investors and Systematic Investment Plans (SIP) are one of them. After a slew of launches by various fund houses, Tata...
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