For long, the middle-class in Asia’s third-largest economy has chosen assets such as gold or bank deposits—often called fixed deposits—to park its funds.
Snapdeal, one of India’s largest e-commerce firms, is giving itself a brand makeover—the second time in six years.
When Mukesh Ambani speaks, India pays attention. And for good reason.
It’s been a week since Reliance Industries (RIL) chairman Mukesh Ambani ushered in a new era in the $50-billion Indian telecom industry with the launch of his Reliance Jio.
India has a new central banker.
Central bankers typically don’t have much to do with mass popularity. They are mostly viewed as haloed officials handling something akin to rocket science.
This could be the biggest disruption in the Indian telecom industry in a long time.
Until now, there were only estimates of what Brexit could mean for India. But two months on, some of India’s biggest companies are starting to feel the real pain from Britain’s impending exit from the European Union (EU).
It’s been a difficult year for Indian startups. From shutdowns to layoffs, the ecosystem has seen a complete reversal of fortunes since January this year.
The Egyptian cotton scandal troubling one of India’s largest textile makers is a snapshot of a global shortage.
For textile maker Welspun India, it’s been a tough few days–and they will likely get tougher.
Till about 300 years ago, India accounted for more than a quarter of the world’s GDP. This share began falling following the advent of British power over the subcontinent. In the past few years, though, India’s economy has seen a revival and will continue to do so, a report called “India: The Giant Awakens” by Aberdeen Asset Management says.
Target, America’s second-largest discount retailer, has decided to cut ties with Indian textiles manufacturer Welspun India because of fake Egyptian cotton sheets supplied by the Mumbai-headquartered company.
The Narendra Modi government has appointed Urjit Patel as the next Reserve Bank of India governor.
Infosys’s stock has had a brutal run this week.
Indian startups have had a good run with funding in the recent past.
The global oil slump is wreaking havoc in Kerala.
Indian cities are expanding. And how.
No one understands frugality like Air India.
It’s official: Indian schools are utterly lacking when it comes to even basic infrastructure.
In the last three years, Raghuram Rajan has become the most famous central banker India has ever seen.
India’s middle class is growing. And how.
There’s a food crisis looming over India.
Byju Raveendran has always been a self-learner.
