Despite China's attempts to downplay the impact, Trump tariffs are beginning to affect its economy, as evidenced by shrinking factory activ...

The government plans to extend cashless treatment for road accident victims across India after successful pilot projects. The driver traini...

The Congress accused the BJP of neglecting Maharashtra, alleging it was preoccupied with "horse-trading and deal-making." Jairam Ramesh cri...

Delhi government's scrapping policy requires retrieval of impounded vehicles within three weeks or they will be scrapped. Guidelines, fees,...

Bengaluru has surpassed Delhi as the city with the largest private car population, boasting 23.1 lakh cars in contrast to Delhi's 20.7 lakh...

Delhi government's Statistical Handbook-2023 revealed that over 1.40 lakh overage vehicles were scrapped in FY 2022-23, compared to 4,923 i...

Around 85% of road projects in India are expected to be completed by the end of this fiscal year, according to Anurag Jain, Road Transport ...

Retrofitting of vehicles is also among the solutions offered to tackle the polluting internal combustion engine or ICE vehicles currently p...

The biggest factor keeping EV car cost high is non-existent localisation of batteries, say findings of a Crisil’s report on clean mobility....

There is good credit demand in the rural market, because agri output has been reasonably good. There is some kind of buoyancy in the rural ...

A look at top macro triggers that may move market on Friday.

The government and the Reserve Bank of India pulled out all the stops to ensure that those with stashes of old notes were caught off guard.

The ongoing rally seems to be taking a pause. Although the indices may be moving in a narrow range, sectorally the stocks can rise on one p...

Ms Elizabeth Thabethe, South Africa's deputy minister of trade and industry, will lead a delegation of 45 South African business people.

Our growth in 2010-11 has been swift and broad-based. The economy is back to its pre-crisis growth trajectory.

The Bank Rate has been kept unchanged at 6.0 pc, the repo rate is also unchanged at 7.75 pc, as is the reverse repo rate at 6.0 pc.

The year 2004-05 started on a positive note in April 2004 with annual growth of 8.9 per cent in the Index of Industrial Production.