Chart of the Week 20062011 - India Domestic IT-ITeS and Telecoms Industry 2010-2014

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India Domestic IT-ITeS and Telecoms Industry:
2010 to 2014

700,000 140

Industry Revenue (US$ B)
Industry Revenues (Rs.

600,000 120
500,000 100
Crore)

400,000 80
300,000 60
200,000 40
100,000 20
- -
1 2 3 4 5
Year

Note: Year 1 = 2010, Year 2 = 2011, Year 3 = 2012, Year 4 = 2013, Year 5 = 2014

Source: CyberMedia Research (CMR), 2011

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