Dream harvest

Article Abstract:

Maxworth Orchards has worked hard over recent years to encourage the Indian people to invest in fruit growing. It has started around 170 farms, planted around 18,000 acres and attracted more than 20,000 investors. Investment has traditionally focused on industrial schemes, but Maxworth hopes to convince people that agriculture, when linked with scientific management, can be more profitable than industry. The company's founder, R. Subramanian, believes that India has considerable agricultural potential and that wealth should be transferred to poor rural parts of the country.

Fruit and Tree Nut Farming, Fruits and Tree Nuts, Fruits & Nuts, Management, Investments, Fruit industry, Fruit trade, Produce industry, Maxworth Orchards

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Change of course

Article Abstract:

Private educational establishments are competing with Indian universities, as students are keen to receive an education which will make them more employable. According to professionals in the education sector in Kerala, an estimated 200,000 students are studying at professional schools. At Delhi University, St. Stephen's college, is considering running courses such as computer science and management to attract students who are looking elsewhere.

Universities and colleges, Cover Story, Schools, Education

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