India’s international travel spending grew 25% to US$ 31.7 billion in FY24, driven by millennials and Gen Z, with popular destinations including Thailand, UAE, and the USA, and rising demand for ...

India’s stainless steel demand is set to grow 7-8% annually, driven by infrastructure projects and green hydrogen, with consumption at 4.8 million tonnes in FY25, highlighting strong domestic growth ...

Ujjain will host the Spiritual & Wellness Summit on June 5, uniting experts and policymakers to integrate ancient traditions with modern wellness, advancing India’s holistic health and sustainability ...

India’s services sector hit a three-month high in May with strong export-led growth and record employment, while manufacturing activity slowed slightly, though overall economic expansion remained ...

Former WEF MD Mr. Claude Smadja highlighted India’s unique strength in big data at IGIC 2025, urging it to leverage this advantage to become a global leader in AI and deep tech innovation.

India won the presidency of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences for 2025-2028, securing 61.7% of votes in the first-ever ballot election, marking a historic mandate to lead global ...

India will build its first indigenous Polar Research Vessel (PRV) through a GRSE-Norway partnership, advancing ocean research and maritime collaboration under the government’s expanded MAHASAGAR ...

India’s cement industry is projected to grow 6–7.5% in FY26, supported by infrastructure demand, government spending, and price hikes amid regional demand variations and improved capacity utilisation.

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Piyush Goyal’s visit to France underscored India’s commitment to deepening economic ties through innovation, trade partnerships, and the 'India Opportunity ...

Diversified construction firms are set for 9–11% revenue growth in FY26, driven by strong order books and timely execution, though profit margins may stay flat amid rising competition and costs.

Banking activity is becoming more balanced across India, with metros seeing a dip in credit share and a rise in deposits while personal loans and rural banking continue to grow steadily.

Home loan disbursals in major Indian cities rose 10% in volume and 15% in value in FY25, driven by increased demand for premium housing, higher property prices, and a notable rise in loans to women.