While the stock market voted down the budget, there were some announcements in that budget speech that will open up new frontiers for India’s burgeoning economy. Let us look at some of them and how they are likely to usher a few sunrise sectors that will not just create jobs but also help double the size of the economy – from the current US$2.61 trillion to US$5 trillion by 2024-25.

There is a lot of talk, and inevitably so, of the Indian economy – of how it is one of the largest and fastest-growing economies in the world and is increasingly becoming the destination for multinational businesses to set up shop in. The country has come a long way since its economic liberalization in 1991 – with the last decade particularly witnessing exponential growth, across sectors.

With a considerable rise in German investment in India and vice versa, the two countries have paved the way for extremely fruitful synergies in the recent past and present. With the Indian Government’s agenda relatively focused on foreign relations and encouraging foreign investment in India, we take a look at the India-Germany relations from an expert’s eyes. In this article, we speak with Mr. Manoj Barve, an SME evangelist with over 3 decades of industry experience and a specialty in Indo-German…

It has been an uphill battle to facilitate pan-Indian adoption for electric vehicles in India. While the millennials have shown relatively more interest in electric vehicles than their Gen-X counterparts, the Government is aiming to leave no stone unturned to achieve complete electric mobility in the country in the future. This has resulted in an increased in investments not only in producing different types of vehicles but also in the provision of modern, consumer-oriented features in them which are equipped with the latest, state-of-the-art technology.