1516 IST, Sunday, October 06, 2013 
India in Africa
Indian engineering major BHEL looks at South African market for its boilers
India's Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) is looking at South Africa for marketing its circulating fluidized bed combustion (CFBC) boilers, needed for power and industrial applications. |
Indian bookstore in Morocco promotes Indian literatureBy Madhusree ChatterjeeIndia is writing a new literary chapter in Marrakesh with a boutique bookstore, "Kathakali", which is opening up the world of South Asian, Indian and world literature to Moroccan readers. |
Bangalore's Karuturi to fence farms half the size of AddisBy: Groum Abate
Indian firm Karuturi Global, the world's largest rose producer, will construct embankments in Ethiopia around 25,000 hectares of farmland, half the size of this capital city, at a cost of $15 million after reports of massive losses due to flooding. |
Rhythm under the African skyBy:Shombit Sengupta
From California came my sister-in-law’s invitation for a family get-together under the African sky. My in-laws’ families, composed of multiple nationalities—Indian, American, Canadian, French — were getting ready to celebrate her 20th marriage anniversary amidst nature and animal beauty. |
Mahindra & Mahindra eyes African marketBy Rohit Vaid
In an effort to improve overseas sales, automobile major Mahindra & Mahindra said it will launch its premium sports utility vehicle (SUV) -- XUV500 - in South Africa, just a day after introducing the car in India.
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Indian firm to invest $250 mn in knowledge, food processing hubs in East AfricaAn Indian company has signed a pact with the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) to invest $250 million for a knowledge hub and an integrated food park in this East African country, once associated with its fratricidal conflict that claimed nearly a million lives. |
