5 reason why Indian companies should invest in Mexico
Mexico offers the discerning investor access to several bustling markets including a vibrant domestic market with a rising middle class.
Invite to Australia to join Malabar shows India’s defiance of China
After much hesitation and debate, India finally invited Australia to join the Malabar naval exercise it conducts with the US and Japan. This is intended to send a strong signal to Beijing to stop bullying its neighbours and de-escalate the military crisis it has created in Ladakh.
India-South Korea cash in on unlimited opportunities
In the altered landscape of the post pandemic world, India and South Korea foresee a stronger bilateral relationship with each other.
Indian steel producers riding high on revival of demand
Several downstream sectors such as auto, white goods, real estate and infrastructure are pushing up demand for steel in India. Prescient investors who spotted this trend early are reaping the rewards of a massive inflation in the values of their portfolios of steel stocks.
Gujarat gears up for growth amid pandemic
In 2019, Gujarat ranked number one in terms of investments committed among all Indian states, with a 330% growth in domestic investments over the previous year. The pandemic has failed to dent either that exuberant growth or robust planning for future development.
Govt’s push for charging stations can catalyse the EV market in India
A recent government plan to build charging infrastructure can push demand for EVs by addressing the issue of range anxiety.
AI and IoT to power Indian construction industry’s strong recovery in 2021
From deploying disinfectant tunnels to drone-based spraying systems and advanced algorithms, construction and public health engineering companies scramble to adopt to the aftermath of the pandemic.
Saree brand Nalli beats Covid hurdle to UK-India trade
Chennai-headquartered Nalli Silks setting up shop in London amid the many pandemic constraints is being held up as the latest success story on the road to a UK-India Enhanced Trade Partnership.
Atal Tunnel makes the right connection
Buoyed by strong FDI inflows and public-private partnership models, India’s infrastructure sector remains the core focus of government’s policy initiatives and investment plans with projects of massive scale and world-class stature. The recently opened Atal Tunnel – the world’s longest highway tunnel – is a case in point.
India on path to becoming global hub for electronics
From smartphones to TV panels, circuit boards to electric cars, the government has put into place targeted policies to enable industry to present itself as a viable alternative to China in the field of electronics.