India produces 2.7 crore vehicles, valued at $108-billion in FY23: Report
Mumbai: The Indian automobile industry produced a whopping 2.7 crore vehicles across segments and types, worth around $108-billion (Rs 8.7-lakh ...
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Mumbai: The Indian automobile industry produced a whopping 2.7 crore vehicles across segments and types, worth around $108-billion (Rs 8.7-lakh ...
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Read moreNew Delhi: MG Motor India Wednesday launched its latest model Comet at an introductory price of Rs 7.98 lakh (ex-showroom), ...
Read moreMumbai: The growth in electric vehicle sales in India is likely to continue for the rest of the decade, with ...
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A set pattern of attacks on the Supreme Court of India has emerged last week from two sources – one...
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China’s crime is that in the next few years, perhaps as soon as 2035, it will be the world’s largest...
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West Bengal’s decision to form its own selection committee to appoint the Director General of Police (DGP) is more than...
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US President Donald Trump has created chaos in international trade and economic order through his skewed and short-sighted tariff war....
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