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Reproducing the mail exchange:<br /><br />From: Hemanth Sharma <br />Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 5:23 PM<br />To: 'Moore-Evans, Damien (WW-FUB)'<br />Subject: RE: Thanks for the CBI 2014-15 Report<br /><br />Dear Damien,<br /><br />I’m afraid do not have any direct involvement with the Make in India project, I’m only playing a role of an activist and hoping to influence some of the decision making. I’m trying to provide some Social Media support and by writing about the initiative. I attach the link to my article. http://sharmahemanth.blogspot.com/2014/10/fate-of-make-in-india-program.html<br /><br />The contact for the Make in India initiative (http://www.makeinindia.com/) that is available in the public domain is as follows:<br /><br />INVESTOR FACILITATION CELL<br />Invest India, Federation House, Tansen Marg<br />New Delhi-110001, India<br />Telephone No: +91-11-2348 7411<br />E-mail: makeinindia@nic.in <br /><br />I do hope you will be able to establish contact and convince the MiI team to align their policies to the CBI as this will ensure that they give due importance to the soft aspects of the national brand instead of just a hard-nosed economic agenda. Would be much obliged and thankful.<br /><br />Thanks and regards,<br /><br />Hemanth Sharma<br /><br />From: Moore-Evans, Damien (WW-FUB) <br />Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 2:58 PM<br />To: Hemanth Sharma<br />Subject: Re: Thanks for the CBI 2014-15 Report<br /><br />Dear Hemanth,<br /><br />Thanks for getting in touch and we're glad you like the report. <br /><br />Do you happen to have any contact details for the Make In India team and what is your involvement in this project?<br /><br />Kind regards,<br />Damien<br /><br />From: Hemanth Sharma <br />Date: Saturday, 22 November 2014 10:26<br />To: Damien Moore-Evans <br />Subject: Thanks for the CBI 2014-15 Report <br /><br /> <br />Dear Mr. Evans,<br /> <br />At the outset, permit me to thank your team for sending me the link to download the above report in response to a Tweet of mine. I congratulate you on an excellent report based on robust and measurable criteria, where Culture and Soft Issues are given the required weightage instead of only hard economics. Do keep up the good work. <br /> <br />As you may have gathered, I’m writing from India, where our Hon PM Mr. Narendra Modi has introduced an initiative to encourage investment and manufacturing in India called “Make in India”, and his team has been closely monitoring India’s performance as captured in the World Bank report Ease of Doing Business. It was in this connection that I wrote to them suggesting that they also align themselves with the CBI Report, where India has performed pretty poorly. We have seen a refreshing level of openness and approach-ability from the Modi Government, and I’m sure they will soon see merit in that suggestion.<br /> <br />If you have any outreach program where you contact potential nations and introduce your ratings program to them, I request you to kindly consider contacting Mr. Modi or his Make in India team and do so. I am very hopeful that India, which is on a new developmental path, would welcome any program that helps us define our near term goals and milestones and the CBI would be aggressively aligned with.<br /> <br />Thanks and regards,<br /> <br />Hemanth Sharma<br />Hemanthhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12702571742792539277noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4277801917121675087.post-45346030621868306172014-10-27T22:18:57.800+05:302014-10-27T22:18:57.800+05:30Thanks for writing in Paul. While I'm no exper...Thanks for writing in Paul. While I'm no expert on India's economic model and it's interdependencies with the global systems (I'm basically interested in social commentary of the situation), I dare say that India is at a stage where her economics are becoming increasingly interlinked with the world's major economies, her protectionist past, and her vast size of local influences do manage to keep her partially protected. Partially, because a collapsing Bank in Japan or the Mortgage crisis in the US may create a flutter, but the cost of oil crossing $110 can create a mini crisis. <br /><br />Hope to get some views on the topic of discussion, ie the ease of doing business in India. Hemanthhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12702571742792539277noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4277801917121675087.post-11713468031176000982014-10-27T21:11:27.182+05:302014-10-27T21:11:27.182+05:30Was I wrong in assuming the Indian economy is immu...Was I wrong in assuming the Indian economy is immune to the global mortgage crisis, failures of banks in the West and liquidity crisis?Paul Shttp://pfeifferpfilmsandmegmovies.com/noreply@blogger.com