India’s initial public offering (IPO) market is undergoing a major boom, emerging as one of the most active and vibrant capital markets in the world. In recent years, companies of all sizes have increasingly turned to public markets to raise capital, reflecting strong investor confidence, broad-based participation, and a maturing equity ecosystem.
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) — India’s premier engineering and technology institutions — are rapidly evolving from traditional campus programs into broader platforms for future-ready learning, industry engagement, and innovation.
India’s stationery landscape has undergone a dramatic shift over the past decade, with DOMS Industries emerging as the country’s largest stationery brand — unseating legacy names that once dominated classrooms across generations.
India’s long-standing cultural affinity for gold has transformed into a massive economic force, making the precious metal one of the country’s most important financial assets.
For decades, landing a job as a software engineer at top Indian IT firms was considered the pinnacle of the engineering dream. But today, many fresh graduates joining giants such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys find their starting salaries surprisingly low compared with expectations and even some skilled trades.
RBI announces major liquidity measures: Rs. 2 lakh cr OMO (bond purchases) and a $10 bn rupee swap for three years. This will inject liquidity, lower bond yields, and stabilise the rupee. Comfortable liquidity, softer yields, and a stable exchange rate are positive for growth and investments.
Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), long known in India as the home of rugged utility vehicles, has successfully turned its SUV strategy into a dominant force in the country’s vehicle market by understanding what Indian buyers want and capitalising on the SUV boom over decades.
Meesho’s launch of its in-house logistics arm, Valmo, has reshaped India’s e-commerce delivery landscape and raised questions about the future of traditional third-party logistics providers.
Former Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) chief M Damodaran, now the founder of governance consultancy Excellence Enablers, has been locked in a rare public dispute with several proxy advisory firms over their criticism of his appointment to the board of a listed company.
When the global economy was reeling from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies struggled to find their footing, and Uber India was no exception.
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