What foreign investors want to hear from India

April 17, 2013 14:06

This week, India's finance minister, P.Chidambaram is headed to stump for foreign direct investment in the United State and Canada. This comes after a recent similar run through Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong and Britain. His messages are familiar: the India growth story, reducing fiscal deficits and an admission that 5 percent growth is uninteresting. Read

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