The construction sector is the backbone of the Indian economy and as such is one of the key focus areas of the government in its fight agains💞t the COVID-19-induced economic slowdown in the country. The c🌌onstruction sector offers direct and ...

Indians boosted their consumer electronics 🔯purchases in the year-end festive sales period, even as they cut back spending on most other items. Budget and premium segments have benefited at the expense of mid-ranged product lines as ...

India’s infrastructure sector is a vital enabler of the country&rsquo🎶;s economic development. Presen🐟tly, India’s infrastructure is comparatively underdeveloped when compared with other emerging market countries. In recent years, ...

Calendar year 2020 was remarkable for the Indian insurance industry in more ways than one. For starters, insurance underwent anꦐ image makeover from a push to a pull product for an increasing number 𝄹of Indians. Then, the COVID-19 ...

The Indian consumer goods and retail sector staged a cautious revival in H2 2020 as consumers became inured to living with the world’s second most extensive COVID-19 outbreak. A sustained slide in COVID-19 cases from i𒐪ts peak in ...

India is a📖 world leader in the production and export of generic pha♛rmaceuticals, accounting for approximately 20% of the global volume of generic drug sales. Despite its export markets success, India’s pharmaceuticals and healthcare ...

The SEA region has ﷽had an admirable record in improving its record against infectious diseases over the nearly three decades from 1990 to 2019. The region’s☂ rapid economic growth relative to the rest of the world has contributed to ...

After a slowdown in FY2020 due to dampened economic activity and deleveraging of corporate balance sheets, totℱal assets of the banking sector in Q3 FY2021 slightly grew by 2% q/q. Bank credits (or “loans and advances” as the ...

In Q3 FY2021, the automotive output volume in India (excluding commercial vehicles) reached 7mn units. On a quarterly basis, production increased by 8.3% in Q3 FY2021 (up from 6.5mn units in Q2 FY2021, excluding commercial vehicl😼es). Along this ...

Agriculture and its allied sectors combine for the largest sector in India in terms of employment – engaging approximately 40% of the country’s🅘 ▨total workforce. Aside from its significance in employing many workers and providing ...