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Improve connectivity for growth impetus in NE: PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has suggested strengthening of connectivity framework in North-East to provide an impetus for economic development of the region. In its survey report, PwC has suggested that North-East empowers people through inclusive governance. Grassroots plans that are prepared and implemented at the grassroots levels and are consolidated at the district level, could help in the provision of public services according to the needs of people. - PwC tax head, others quit to join KPMG - Over 15 PwC tax professionals quit; to join rival KPMG - Volkswagen, Suzuki: Joining forces">Volkswagen, Suzuki: Joining forces - Changes at PwC ruffle feathers - PricewaterhouseCoopers makes a new beginning, with caution - Shipping ministry calls for status report on DP World PwC has also suggested the state utilise different development strategies through strategic information technology (IT) interventions. The report points to optimum utilisation of e-governance initiatives.


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