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The analysis of sectoral growth in GSDP of Delhi at constant prices reveals that the contribution of primary sector comprising of agriculture, livestock, forestry, fishing, mining & quarrying and also the secondary sector comprising of manufacturing, electricity, gas, water supply and construction is decreasing. At the same time, the tertiary sector, also called the service sector comprising of trade, hotels and restaurants, transport, storage, communication, financing & insurance, real estate, business services, public administration, is a major contributor in the economy of Delhi and getting enhanced regularly. The contribution of primary sector which was 3.85% during 1993-94 has come down to 0.97% in 2004-05 at 1993-94 constant prices. Similarly the contribution of secondary sector recorded at 25.20% in 1993-94, has also declined to 19.92% in 2004-05. On the other hand, the contribution of tertiary sector worked out to 70.95% in 1993-94 has enhanced to 79.11% in 2004-05.
 
• CII Orissa acts an interface between the state government and industries. It is plays an active role in state government investment promotion and sustenance activities • CII Orissa State Council had helped the government to modify the Comprehensive Development Plan of the Khurda, Jatni & Cuttack prepared by IIT Kharagpur • Tourism, R&R, MSME Policy was modified by CII Orissa State Council. • Labour Reform mechanism were recommended to labour commissioner of the State • CII Orissa had organized a Review meeting with Chief Secretary, Development Commissioner & Agriculture Production Commissioner- cum Chairman Pollution Control Board on issues of industries of Orissa • An Advisory meeting with Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Naveen Patnaik on what action state government needs to take to sustain MOU industries in Orissa • CII orissa is in dialogue with NGO, State Government and industries to prepare a model R&R practice for the state • District Development Plan of Khurda, Balasore, Jajpur and Jharsuguda is being prepared • A skill gap report had been prepared in partnership with PWC • A work skill centre is being established at Balasore • The Syllabus of Diploma engineers was modified by CII Orissa Capacity Building Panel
 
The travails of the global economy appear to be still not behind us, despite gradual recovery during 2010 from the worst global economic conditions since World War II. Continued fiscal and debt burdens vitiate the recovery process, imparting a degree of fragility and uncertainty to global economic conditions. The world needs a new source of growth and stability, and India, a rapidly growing economy with strong internal demand, offers a new opportunity. India remained relatively untrammeled by the developments in the Eurozone and reverted to close to 9% GDP growth rates in 2010. Growth was broad-based across all sectors, including agriculture, manufacturing and services. Public commitment to calibrated exit from expansionary fiscal policy and continued corporate and household confidence have helped sustain a virtuous growth cycle. The resurgence of the rural economy and intensified infrastructure mission further strengthened the foundations for medium-term growth propensities.
 
Carrying forward its mission to increase agriculture productivity and food security in the country, CII presented recommendations on Agriculture and Food Laws to key Union Ministers.
 
The Budget is pragmatic and addresses key supply bottlenecks. Agriculture, social sector and infrastructure expenditure has been increased which will boost the economy.
 
The 2012-13 Budget is largely positive although industry does have some concerns. Many positive changes have been made for infrastructure, agriculture and financial sector, among others. Some more announcements could bolster the many steps announced in the Budget. This article by Mr Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General (CII) was published in The Hindustan Times on 26 March, 2012.
 
A document on host Govt Policies for acquisition of land / resources in major countries in Latin America and Caribbean this is developed for the benefit of Indian companies / business entities interested in doing business with the Latin America and Caribbean region. This booklet is an endeavour to provide preliminary information to its users about host government policy on acquisition of land, availability of agriculture land, major mineral resources and ideal location for setting up industry / business centers in major countries of Latin America. The concerned Indian Missions have extended valuable cooperation and material for compilation of this information.
 

The Bali Ministerial meeting of WTO offers a chance at rejuvenating the multilateral trade negotiations. Mr Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, CII, puts forth industry views on trade facilitation, agriculture and development in this column in the Economic Times of 7 October 2013 ahead of WTO Director General"s visit to India.

 
As the largest agricultural exhibition 'Krishi Vasant' is inaugurated by President Pranab Mukherjee in Nagpur, CII Director General Mr. Chandrajit Banerjee outlines some steps for expanding private sector engagement in agriculture to raise farmer incomes and productivity. This column appeared in The Economic Times of February 10, 2014.
 
Representations submitted with the Government of Kerala - Agriculture & Agro-processing are detailed.
 
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