NSE has introduced India's first index called the Nifty EV & New Age Automotive Index designed to track the performance of companies involved in electric vehicle manufacturing, battery production, charging infrastructure, and other critical components of the EV ecosystem.
In a remarkable turn of events, India's Q1 FY24 GDP growth has surged to an impressive 7.8%. A beacon of hope in a challenging economic landscape, this growth is attributed to the promising signs of revival in private sector investments. In this blog, we'll explore what private capex is, why it matters, and the factors that have influenced its resurgence.
With a formidable array of initiatives, including the Rs 25,938 crore PLI for Automobile and Auto Components, India's automotive industry is on track to secure the coveted third spot globally by 2030. Move over, auto giants—India is shifting gears and heading for the podium!
The Indian government has recently announced a major cut to subsidies for electric vehicles from 40% to 15%. This is a significant change, and it will have a major impact on the EV market in India. Here's what you need to know about the subsidy cut and its implications.
Thanks to government initiatives, increased disposable income, and infrastructural development, the rural landscape is transforming. Previously, a significant portion of rural expenditure was allocated to food, but now, more and more people are diversifying their spending on various goods.
