The process was continued in the late 1990s and early 2000s with deregulation in infrastructure with greater emphasis on public-private partnership, deregulation in the Telecom sector, addressing endemic problems of the Power sector with passage of the recent Electricity legislation which deregulates generation, transmission and distribution, increasing privatization of individual Port operations and deregulation of the hydro-carbon sector coupled with dismantling of Administered Price regime...
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The future always belongs to those who earn it; and, as Eric Hoffer had said, that the only way to predict the future is to have the power to shape the future. India’s economic future for the next five years has been variously described by questions like Will it be a Giant or a Pygmy? A Hare or a Tortoise? A Tiger or an Elephant? These descriptions from the animal kingdom often mask the real issues of the complex policy dynamics of evolving a broad consensus; and more so in securing their implementation...
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The Power Sector In India: An Inquiry Into The Efficacy Of The Reform Process Over the years, provision of essential but uneconomical services has become so vitiated by patronage mongering and political interference that, far from the laudable objectives of universal service coverage of the original programmes, these have become a fiscal millstone around the government’s neck...	4 / 881
Power Markets and Electricity Derivatives Furthermore, the electricity distribution sector may also be segmented for different geographical areas, (DisComs). The actual trading of electricity, either the physical asset itself or financial products on it, is organized and takes place in a formal power exchange, or Pool [13]...	3 / 611
Insurance Sector in India There is also the impact of visible socio-economic changes like greater urbanization, greater job mobility, growth of the services industry, weakening of traditional family structure, impact of globalization etc...	3 / 694
Strategy For Rural Upliftment In India At present fault rectifications is carried out by deploying maintenance gang from Distribution Centers (DC). A DC is responsible for maintenance of about 7-16 villages spread over vast geographical area, thus considerable amount of time is lost in their transportation...	2 / 354