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The next 20-25 years will be the era of India, which over the next decade or more is going to grow at 8-10 per cent, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said on Wednesday.Speaking at a fireside chat with billionaire Mukesh Ambani on 'Investing For a New Era', the CEO of the US multinational investment management company said India is the country he would want to invest."In the era for India, our focus is to explain people what it means to be the 'Era of India'. When you think about the growth of India... It's not a quarter, it's not a day or week, it's not a year, it's a long horizon. And you can say maybe this is the era for India and over the next 20-25 years," he said.Also Read| India can become largely energy self-sufficient with tech breakthroughs: Mukesh AmbaniIndia, he said, has less need for
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay an official visit to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the invitation of PM Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim, from February 7-8, as per an official statement by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).According to the press statement, this would be the third visit of the Prime Minister to Malaysia, and the first after the elevation of the India-Malaysia bilateral relationship to a 'Comprehensive Strategic Partnership' in August 2024.During the visit, PM Modi will hold bilateral discussions with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The Prime Minister will also interact with members of the Indian community, as well as industry and business representatives. The 10th India-Malaysia CEO Forum is also scheduled to be held during the Prime Minister's visit, the statement s
If you’ve noticed your favourite FMCG products arriving at your doorstep faster than ever, you’re not imagining it. Quick commerce -- ultra-fast delivery in minutes or hours -- is now a major driver of growth for Emami Limited. In fact, this channel doubled its sales in Q3FY26 and now makes up 20% of the company’s e-commerce business.Also Read: Emami shares surge 9% after Q3 PAT grows 15% YoY; Rs 6/share dividend declaredEven though the early part of the quarter was disrupted by GST 2.0 changes, Emami bounced back strongly. Consolidated sales grew 11%, domestic volumes rose 9%, and international markets added 9% growth, showing that the company is handling both policy changes and market challenges well.Rural demand stayed steady thanks to stable agricultural incomes, while urban buye
