Special Reports > India

Abbott has been operating in India for more than 100 years (since 1910) and provides a diverse range of pharmaceutical, nutritional and medical products.  Abbott currently employs more than 12,000 people throughout India with the company’s headquarters in Mumbai.Its pharmaceuticalmanufacturing facilities are in Goa and Baddi and its pharmaceutical R&D centres are in Mumbai and Goa.

Prof. M. Viswanathan Diabetes Research centre is a pioneer in diabetes research in India. The organisation has an established track record in research in the field of diabetes since 1972. The centre has made a significant contribution in all areas of diabetes health care and research, covering key areas such as prevention of diabetes and its complications.

Britannia NutriChoice is one of India’s top health brands today, leading a change in the way Indians think, feel and behave about health and healthy living. NutriChoice has deep and enduring belief in the role that small yet smart food choices can play in enabling its consumers to get more out of their lives every day.

Tax advice for the Commonwealth from PKF, the global accountancy network, including the latest R & D developments in four key Commonwealth nations - Australia, Canada, South Africa and the United Kingdom - and an introduction to transfer pricing legislation in India.

ALEAP, registered under Companies Act of 1956, was established by like-minded female entrepreneurs to enhance the lives of women and empower them by helping them to establish small and marginal enterprises.

Immunisation is believed to be one of the most successful and cost-effective health interventions ever. It has achieved dramatic reductions in illness, disability and death from infectious diseases.

Global warming is assuming alarming proportions and has become a cause for international concern. Over the past century the average global temperature has risen by more than one degree Fahrenheit. 

The risk of rubella virus infecting a developing foetus in early pregnancy is a serious public health issue worldwide. Such infections are known to lead to devastating effects like miscarriages or newborns with congenital rubella syndrome.

Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) recognises that climate change will be one of the biggest drivers of economic change in the coming decade. It raises enormous strategic challenges for businesses.

The University of Delhi, which began life in 1922 has become one of India’s major institutions of higher learning addressing the ever-increasing aspirations of her people for education of acceptable quality and relevance.