After decades of failure to have an indigenous semiconductor industry, India is finally making all possible efforts to have a thriving semiconductor ecosystem. Semicon India Programme with a production linked incentive ...
Measurement of leadership success lies in the difficult task of turning vision into reality. In Sept 2014, just four months after taking the oath, Prime Minister Modi launched his government’s most ...
Women, OBC, and large sections of SC, and ST voters are the main reason behind BJP's success. 'Antyodaya', the last mile delivery of welfare schemes, is the reason for this changing ...
Chinese economy was rising at a good pace. At one point, it seemed that it was all set to rule the world. Almost everything that the world used was made in ...
For decades, India has been dependent on imports for medical devices. However, after Covid hit, when many countries stopped the export of medical equipment, the Indian government realized the importance of ...
The global automotive industry is going through a paradigm shift. The excessive reliance on fossil fuels for automobiles is extracting a huge cost instead of the environment. Thus, Electronic Vehicles (EVs) ...
In the last few months, the rating agencies around the world, as well as other forecasting institutions, have raised India’s economic growth target for the year 2022. Moody’s, one of three ...
India, the world’s fourth-largest automobile market and home to more than 1.3 billion people is taking giant strides towards the Electronic vehicle (EV) market. However, the biggest challenge in adapting the technology is ...
A few months ago, the World Bank lavished praise on India's Production Linked Incentives (PLI) scheme. The scheme was even credited for accelerating India's GDP growth rate and taking it to ...
Companies around the world have realized that India is on the cusp of the Electric Vehicle revolution. And nothing can be a better example of this than the fact that Ford ...
Elon Musk wants to use the Indian market for selling his made in China cars but does not want to contributein providing jobs to Indians. India has again made it clear ...
Robert Bosch GmbH, commonly known as Bosch, will invest Rs 2,000 crore in India in advanced automotive technology and digital mobility space. India is emerging as a global R&D hub in ...
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