The Ambassador of India in Colombia, Prabhat Kumar, presented his credentials to the President of Colombia

In official ceremony held at the Presidential Palace, Casa de Nariño, the President Juan Manuel Santos, along with the Chancellor María Ángela Holguín, received the credentials of the new Ambassador of India in Colombia, Prabhat Kumar.

Prabhat Kumar was confirmed as Ambassador of India in Colombia on April 7th of 2014, is a career diplomatic and he came performing as Deputy Secretary in Charge of the Energy Security Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of India. During the same period he headed the Division of Investment and Technology of his country.

Ambassador has been linked to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India since 1991, has performed duties at the Permanent Mission of India in the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, he also has been Counselor and First Secretary in charge of the political branch of the Embassy of the Republic of India in Kathmandu. He was part of the mission of the Embassy in Zagreb, Croatia.

Source: Colombian Chancery.

 

 

 

How to start your business in India

Tal y como indica Balvinder Sirgh Powar, especializado en marketing, si quieres enfocarte al mercado indio hay que adaptarse. Y esa es la clave del triunfo de McDonalds, que ofrece un servicio a domicilio, ha quitado de su carta el cerdo y vende una experiencia familiar. Otra clave para que India sea mas que un país lejano y una realidad de negocio: explotar Internet ya que los indios tienen en el móvil todos los dispositivos tecnológicos en uno.

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As Balvinder Singh Powar indicates, specialist in marketing, if you want to focus on the Indian market you have to adapt to it. And that is the key to success of McDonalds, which offers home delivery service, has removed the pig from their menu, and sells a family experience. Another key for India to be more a business reality rather than a distant country: Using the benefits the internet offers, taking advantage that the Indians have all the techonological mobile devices in only one.

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