'At the first sign of rain, Mumbai's infrastructure begins crumbling.''The monsoon is the true test of the durability and effectiveness of any system.''What most don't realise is that the city is......
World Bank President James Wolfensohn will resign from his post in June 2005. US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick is said to be the man most likely to succeed Wolfensohn.Media reports said that......
Realising India's pent-up demand in infrastructure and seeing a potential borrower in the country for bankable projects, World Bank President James Wolfensohn and Vice-President (South Asia Region)......
World Bank President James Wolfensohn has said that outsourcing was a natural consequence of the free market and suggested safety nets be put in place to protect those who lose their jobs."My......
World Bank President James Wolfensohn on Friday said it was essential for India and Pakistan to find a peaceful solution to their problems in order to bring about economic and social stability in......
The annual conference of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund where India was represented by Finance Minister P Chidambaram, ended in Washington with no consensus among developing......