http://canada-indiabusiness.ca Canada-India Business Council - Conseil de Commerce Canada-Inde Tue, 23 Mar 2010 18:14:39 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en We are delighted to invite you to an Exclusive Dinner with one of India’s leading public officials and senior business leaders. Kamal Nath is the Indian Minister of Roads & Highways. India is committed to $500 billion in infrastructure spending in the next five years and is looking to build ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2010/03/an-evening-with-minister-kamal-nath-the-future-of-indian-infrastructure-and-trade/ THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT An Exclusive Dinner with Dignitaries and Officials from India The Indian Delegation to the PDAC Conference, featuring S. Vijay Kumar, Indian Secretary  (Deputy Minister) Ministry of Mines, in addition to a business delegation from the Indian mining community, will be the honoured guests at a Canada-India Business ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2010/03/india-mining-new-opportunities-new-rules-of-the-game/ The corporate king of India came to Toronto for seven hours and was fawned over by two different audiences at two locales. There was profuse praise, but not in the mould of sucking up to the rich - deemed essential, even respectable, in this age of reduced government funding - ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2010/02/tata-in-toronto/ THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT The council is delighted to inform you that the Canada-India Business Council will host a cocktail reception in honour of Mr. Ratan Tata, Chairman of The Tata Group, India’s largest conglomerate on Friday, February 19, 2010 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the MaRS ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2010/02/exclusive-reception-with-mr-ratan-tata/ January 22nd - 25th 2010 Kolkata, India As the Indian mining legislation finally passes through Parliament in the coming months, the stage is set for an opening up of the sector and Canadian companies as global leaders are set to play a big role.  Accordingly, the next edition of the  biennial international ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2010/01/tedindia-the-future-beckons-mysore-india/ Indian Oscars to be held in Toronto in '11 Could Hollywood North also be Bollywood West? Toronto will be the first North American city to host the "Bollywood Oscars." With that may come opportunities for Toronto to see the production of more Indian films here, said the vice-chairman of the Canada-India Business Council. Peter ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2009/12/to-toast-of-bollywood/ Dalton McGuinty, premier of Canada's Ontario province, Saturday left for India on a week-long trade mission to sell green technology to the energy-starved country. Coming close on the heels of the India-Canada nuclear agreement last week, the trade mission by the premier (equal to a chief minister in India) from Dec ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2009/12/canadian-province-premier-on-green-mission-to-india/ New superpower craves 'clean tech.' And we have it Water shortages in Mumbai, a national climate change plan and cricket scores -- just a few of the headlines likely to confront Premier Dalton McGuinty as he starts his six-day tour of India today. And while the premier's bowling is unlikely to win ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2009/12/dalton-does-india/ It sounds a little like a chapter from one of the Thomas L. Friedman bestsellers that Premier Dalton McGuinty is fond of quoting. Take a group of leading-edge North American green energy entrepreneurs and academics to India and turn on one of the world's fastest growing economies to an important new ... http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2009/12/mcguinty-on-a-mission-to-share-green-energy-expertise-create-50000-jobs/ Politicians and business leaders flocked to a bash celebrating the Indian Festival of Lights. Click here for the photographic slideshow. http://canada-indiabusiness.ca/2009/11/canada-india-business-councils-diwali-dinner-2/