India possesses the fastest growing economies in the entire world and the economy is expected to grow at a constant rate during the next few decades. Therefore, the country India is exceedingly attractive for doing business as well as for investing. Certain factors making India an investment hub are as-

India’s middle class is excessively expanding providing a great opportunity for the investment of the foreign products and services. As per the report of McKinsey 2010, if the growth trend of India remains consistent, over the next two decades the average household incomes will triple. This tremendous growth will make India, a country with the world’s fifth largest consumer economy by 2025.As per the report of a survey conducted by National Sample Survey Organization (NSSO); there has been immense decline in the percentage of people living below the poverty line. From 1993-94 to 2004-2005 the decline has been from 36% to 28%.

India is a secular as well as a democratic country having federal form of the government, following a pattern of the British parliamentary system. India has seven union territories controlled by the central government. On the basis of the linguistics, the federative states are divided into 28. The capital of India is New Delhi. Though the centre as well as the state has a different government yet India provides a single citizenship and a universal adult franchise. The highest court in India is the Supreme Court, followed by a high court for each state. The district courts are under the judicial and administrative control of the high courts. India’s judiciary is independent of the parliamentary system and is self-sufficient in it. Though the national language of India is Hindi yet the language followed in the supreme and the high court is English.

1 Road -India’s road network is the second largest in the world comprising of 65,589 KM of highways.

2 Rail - India’s rail route being the second largest in Asia is 63,028 KM long and has 222,147 freight wagons.

3 Ports -India possesses 13 major ports and 187 minor/intermediate ports along the coast line. More than 90% handling of India’s international trade is being done by the ports.

4 Airports - There are 125 Airports and 11 International Airports in India.

5 SEZs - For attracting the foreign investment, a policy, the special economic zones, was announced by the Indian government in April 2000. India has about 133 special economic zones.

India is the seventh largest country in the world and the second most populated country. Being located in the Southern Peninsula of the Asian continent, the Indian sub-continent is enormously different from the rest of the Asia. The beautiful Himalayas lie on the North and slant into the large and fertile Indo Gigantic plains.Vindhya ranges lie in between The Deccan Peninsula and the northern plains.