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Petroleum and Petrochemical Sector Driving India’s Economic Progress, Says Union Petroleum Minister Rameshwar Teli
At the Silver Jubilee celebrations of the Indian Oil pipeline Refinery in Panipat on July 13, 2023, the…
Tesla Submits Proposal to Establish Gigafactory in India, Aims to Become Third-Largest Car Manufacturer
Tesla, the world’s leading electric car maker, has submitted an initial proposal to establish manufacturing operations in India,…
Goldman Sachs Predicts India to Surpass the US as the World’s Second-Largest Economy by 2075
According to Goldman Sachs, India is poised to overtake the United States and become the world’s second-largest economy…
Precious metals outlook moderately bearish as recession calls delayed, safe-haven demand for gold, silver subsides
Precious metals headed for their first weekly gain in three weeks amid a softer US dollar and optimism…
Web3.0 gaming;why reward-based gaming can create a new economy
“Web3.0 gaming may potentially become a massive use case of blockchain.
Your Money: Fingers crossed, rate hikes are over
The last time the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) increased the repo rate was on February 8, 2023,…
MUTUAL FUNDS: Arbitrage funds are back in favour
Given the attractive spreads and the improving sentiment in the equity market, arbitrage funds are gaining traction from…
According to a recent research report by the SBI, the Indian economy is projected to surpass a growth rate of 7% in the fiscal year 2022-23.
The Indian economy is poised to exceed a 7 per cent growth rate in the Fiscal Year 2023, with the manufacturing sector playing a crucial role as the key driver, states a recent report released by the State Bank of India (SBI).
Indian Foreign Minister Urges Domestic Manufacturing Growth Instead of China Fix
Indian External Affairs Minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, has stated that India needs to stop looking for a “China fix”…
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has stated that green financing may require up to 2.5% of the country’s GDP.
The report suggested that the annual green financing requirement could be about 2.5% of GDP to address the infrastructure gap caused by climate events.