CNBC-TV18 rewinds 2011

A look at the challenges of the year gone by & what's in the horizon for 2012

December 28, 2011:

The calendar year of 2011, is almost at an end and a new year of change awaits us. With an eye on the future, it's time to look back at the year that was and introspect on some of the key issues that highlighted the Indian horizon.

The battle against inflation, punctuated by RBI's interest rates hikes, and a slowing growth rate was a dominant theme throughout the year. While, the fight against corruption got Anna Hazare to the forefront of national debate as the Jan Lokpal Bill became a bane for the UPA government. The government came under further pressure amidst allegations of involvement in the 2G scams, illegal mining controversies and stalled reforms as 'policy paralysis' became another buzzword. With consumer confidence going south and the rupee saw a steep fall against the dollar starting August, the world is now looking at India's next move as they re-evaluate their positions. CNBC-TV18, India's No. 1 business medium, will reflect the key issues that India as a maturing global economy faces, with a series of shows at the end of the calendar year.

The year-end specials look at wide ranging issues from a sector wise wrap, to regulatory developments in the markets, from the government's performance on the policy front to the big newsmakers of 2011. We also review the best that 2011 had to offer in terms of cars & bikes, the best in the field of advertising and on completion of ten years for our entrepreneurship show Young Turks, we name the Internet Company of the Year 2011.

Speaking on the year-end specials Saket Saurabh, Head – Marketing, CNBC-TV18 said “After a challenging 2011, we felt it was appropriate to reflect and introspect on the year gone by, take note of the key learnings and prepare ourselves for the next year. Our programming attempts to capture and distill that understanding for our viewers and enables to make the best business and investing decisions.”

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