Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is urging Japanese companies to invest in his country, touting its young workforce and massive market. In a speech Tuesday as part of his visit to Japan, Modi pledged to loosen regulations and build a better business environment. About half of India's residents are 25 or younger. Some 200 million alone are between 6 and 14, the age range for compulsory education. To accommodate further population growth, the nation urgently needs to attract manufacturers, which can create jobs effectively. Modi's speech hinted at plans to strategically nurture the sector. Modi and Japanese Prime ... (full story)