Many cities across India, especially the major ones, are laying out policies that attract best talent and most business.
Let’s take a look at 28 most competitive cities of 2013 in India.
Note: The ranking is based on four pillars of competitiveness: Factor conditions, demand conditions, context for strategy and rivalry and supporting and related industries.
The City Competitiveness Report 2013 was covered by Rediff on December 23, 2013.
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