India in 2012 & the Road Ahead
Markets in 2013: ball is in govt’s court
Essentially any upward swing in economic scenario hinges on the political will to set things right. India Inc is ready out there to up their stakes if the government creates the environment. The ball is clearly in the government’s court, writes Nipun Mehta, a globally acclaimed banker. Full Article
China ruins 2012 for Asia's star fund managers
2012 hasn't been a great year for some money managers. The Warren Buffetts of the East failed to live up their reputations in 2012, when big-name investment gurus made the wrong calls on China while markets in India and Southeast Asia raced ahead to rank among the top performers globally. Full Article | Mark Mobius's performance
Best of Reuters India in 2012
In 2012, Reuters journalists, photographers and writers have reported on subjects as varied as government's attempt at reform push, people who impact India’s policy or companies that caught our eye. From hundreds of analyses, features and insight stories written over the year, John Chalmers, Reuters' bureau chief for South Asia, has compiled a list of his 10 favourite stories. Full Article
The best (and worst) Bollywood films of 2012
This is what it all comes down to -- the good, the bad and the outright ugly -- distilled into one post. Our Bollywood correspondent Shilpa Jamkhandikar declares her picks for the best and worst of 2012 from the Hindi film industry. Full Article | Slideshow: Bollywood in 2012
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Three tech trends for 2013
Old classics get a new twist in 2013. Trend one: 3D printers will go mainstream. Trend two: Look for the next generation of gaming consoles with new devices from Microsoft's Xbox line and Sony's PlayStation. Trend three: Marketers are going to amp up their efforts to tap into the second screen--that tablet, phone or computer being used while watching TV. Video
Consumption bets will outperform in 2013
The Indian economy has at least another year of poor-quality GDP growth ahead of it, even if the pace of expansion is somewhat faster than the 5.5 percent expected for 2012. Consumption will remain well-supported by strong rural wage growth and government subsidies on food, fuel and fertilizers, writes Andy Mukherjee. Full Article
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In Pictures: Best of India in 2012
Bal Thackeray's death, Yuvraj Singh's fight against cancer, car explosion in New Delhi, Narendra Modi's re-election as Gujarat chief minister, protests over Delhi rape incident --- 2012 has been an eventful year. Here's a collection of Reuters pictures for a quick recap of the year gone by. Slideshow
REUTERS INTERVIEWS IN 2012
"I'm Jhunjhunwala", not India's Buffett
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala doesn't much like the moniker of 'India's Warren Buffett'. Full Article
Sports Roundup
India relishes London Olympic success
India have rarely thrived at the Olympics and a reminder of their low expectations came when their unprecedented six-medal haul in London was hailed as a triumph. Article
Outlook 2013
Destination 2013?
Investors in 2013 are packing their bags for China, fellow 'BRICs' Brazil and Russia. Full Article
Life in India
Trafficked maids to order: The darker side of richer India
Inside the crumbling housing estates of Shivaji Enclave, amid the boys playing cricket and housewives chatting from their balconies, winding staircases lead to places where lies a darker side to India's economic boom. Full Article
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