The German television channel ARD has shrugged off claims by critics that a news bulletin broadcast “anti-Islamic propaganda” by showing a digitally altered image of chancellor Angela Merkel in an head scarf typically worn by women in Iran.
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“Such a huge potential for creation and production will not be available in any one country”, the Prime Minister told the German delegation and listed out a number of measures taken by the government to ensure ease of doing business.
“Our commitment to developing talent and the competence of our local engineers are part of our success story in India”, said Peter Tyroller, the member of the Bosch board of management responsible for Asia Pacific.
A comprehensive National IPR Policy is being finalised, he said, adding that it will be “progressive and forward looking”.
Stressing that the necessary conditions to propel the Indian economy to a high growth trajectory do exist today, he said it makes strong business sense to be in India.
“We see Germany as a natural partner for achieving India’s economic transformation”.
The chancellor said more than 1,500 German companies were in India and more would be glad to open up in the country.
“Such a huge potential for creation and production will not be available in any one country.
As we discussed in the G4 Summit in New York, Chancellor and I are committed to pursue reforms of the United Nations, especially the Security Council”, Modi said.
These initiatives provide additional avenues for investment in modern technology and human resources, he said.
Summary: ‘Market of India will motivate manufacturing’Lauding the achievements made by Bengaluru in the global software arena, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was in the city on Tuesday, said India’s software would lead the global hardware in the future.
Five B2B (business-to-business) agreements were exchanged in the presence of Modi and Merkel at the event.
Between 7,000 and 10,000 protesters joined Monday’s rally on Dresden’s main Neumarkt square, many of them waving German flags and marching beneath banners denouncing the “Islamization of Europe”.
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The two leaders will hold wide-ranging talks tomorrow to significantly scale up bilateral relations in an array of key sectors with special focus on boosting trade, security and defence ties.
