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Chennai: With a subscriber base of 1197 million, India is the second-largest telecom market in the world. However, the telecom density in the rural market at 58.92 per cent retains a large untapped...

Ahead of the upcoming Parliamentary Elections, the interim Budget 2024 is likely to focus on a slew of tax and policy reforms, and among others, agriculture sector and rural schemes are likely to witness substantial...

Mumbai: The Indian Equity Market has emerged as one of the best-performing markets in the last two years, according to a report by Pantomath Financial Services Group.

Pegging the cost of acquisition at Rs 669 crore, the filing said this acquisition is a part of the companys strategy to enable indigenisation initiatives within its own ecosystem of telecom products in line with the Governments policy of Make In India and add distribution and service capabilities (including system integration) largely for the enterprise business.

The steel sector plays a pivotal role in crucial sectors such as construction, infrastructure, automobile, engineering and defence. Over the years, the steel sector has witnessed tremendous growth and India has emerged as a global force in steel prod

In 2023, India showcased significant potential in its pursuit of becoming a manufacturing powerhouse, with numerous large-scale projects either in the planning stages or already underway. The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, covering 14 sectors, proved to be a catalyst, attracting investments exceeding Rs 95,000 crore by September. Here are some noteworthy milestones in Indias pursuit of local manufacturing in 2023, particularly in the cutting-edge fields of chips and telecommunications...

Allotment of iron blocks to private companies with questionable background and denying a captive iron ore block to a CPSE, RINL- Calls for an investigation by

India ranks sixth in the production of chemicals worldwide.

The union cabinet on Friday approved PLI Scheme 2-0 for IT hardware under which 27 firms, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc

The PLI outlay now is Rs 22,880 crore as against Rs 17,000 crore outlay earlier, says Union IT Minister