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Surging EV sales in India highlight critical need for robust charging infrastructure, revealing significant state-wise disparities in adoption and facilities.
India's industrial production surged 8% in August, driven by manufacturing and domestic consumption, setting a strong foundation for the festive season.
National factory wages surged 5.3% in FY25 to Rs 2.28 lakh, yet Jharkhand experienced a 5.2% decline, despite attracting more workers.
India poised to become global hub for rare-disease drug development and manufacturing, leveraging its pharma prowess and patient base for accessible, affordable treatments.
India's ambitious defence self-reliance faces significant cost and foreign dependency challenges, despite impressive growth in indigenous production and exports, complicating strategic autonomy.
India's industrial output surges 8% in August, driven by manufacturing, but FMCG growth remains a concern for policymakers.
De-Sinification presents a paradox for global production, challenging firms to move beyond factories and rebuild complex industrial ecosystems, creating opportunities for India.
RBI study shows six states, led by Maharashtra, secured 67% of private project costs sanctioned by banks in FY26, indicating robust investment growth.
Global agencies upgrade India's growth forecasts to 7%, but rising inflation and potential RBI rate hikes cloud the economic outlook.
PLI schemes for Pharma, Bulk Drugs, and Medical Devices exceed investment targets, boosting domestic manufacturing, exports, and self-reliance in critical sectors.
Make in India completes 12 years, transforming manufacturing with 10.88% GVA growth, boosting electronics, defence, and advanced tech sectors.
India's Quality Control Orders face scrutiny for impacting manufacturing growth and MSMEs, prompting government to ease regulatory bottlenecks for competitiveness.
India's private sector activity surged to a three-month high in September, driven by robust manufacturing and services growth, as PMI rose and inflationary pressures eased.
SEMICON India 2026 showcased India's expanding semiconductor ecosystem, from indigenous chip design to advanced manufacturing, talent development, and policy-driven production.
India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement takes effect October 20, aiming to double bilateral trade to ₹35,000 crore with $20 billion FDI, safeguarding sensitive sectors.
India's manufacturing ambition faces a critical gap in mapping the permanent magnet value chain, risking strategic dependence despite mineral resources.
India's widening trade deficit with China exposes a paradox in Atmanirbhar Bharat, revealing deep dependence on Chinese supply chains despite manufacturing growth.
India urgently needs a distinct regulatory framework for medical devices to curb exploitative MRPs, ensuring fair pricing and protecting patients from inflated costs.
SEMICON India 2026 concludes with 15 collaborations, boosting indigenous semiconductor, AI, and quantum tech innovation, fostering sovereign computing and talent development.
HAL delivers indigenous LCA Tejas trainers, HTT-40s, and Dhruv NG helicopters to IAF and PHL, boosting India's aerospace self-reliance and defence capabilities.
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