The liberalisation policy of 1991 opened doors India’♓s vast population to an array of international products. The consumer electronics market grew manifold, and is expected to hold steady in the future as well, owing to high ...

In terms of vehicle numbers, a𒈔utomotive production in India in Q1 FY2020 – i.e. in April, May and June 2019 – saw a continuation of the slowdown registered in the second half of FY2019🔜, when sector performance was hit hard by declining ...

India ranked fifth in renewable energy installed capacity in theꦦ world in 2018. Renewable energy sources accounted for around 20.1% of total installed electricity gℱeneration capacity in India by the end of FY2018. Wind energy is the dominant form of ...

Southeast Asia is an im꧟portant player in the hydrocarbon industry, being home to a tenth of the world’s natural gas reserves and nearly 3% of the global oil reserves. The region’s share in global natural gas production stood at 16.5% in ...

The seeds of 🃏banking sector liberalisation were sown in the 1990s when the government began allowing the entry of privately owned participants in what was hitherto a wholly government-owned sector. While the market share of public sector banks has ...

There have been tremendous✨ changes in the Indian iꦓnsurance sector since the market began to be liberalised in 1999 when the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (“IRDAI”) was formed and allowed private participation in ...

The steel sector contributed about 2% o🗹f the Indian economy’s total GVA in FY🌊2018, employing 500,000 people directly and 2.5mn people indirectly. Indian crude steel production is the second-largest in the world and the domestic steel market is ...

India’s textile ꦍsector is the country’s oldest manufacturing industry. Textiles and apparel contributed 2.1% of India’s GDP, 12.65% of its manufacturing, and 12% of its﷽ exports in FY2018. Textiles is second only to agriculture in ...

Wওith 1.4bn population each as of 2017, India and China are the most numerous countries out of the six forming the focus of this report. However, the two countries differ widely in terms of per capita GDP, with that of China being more than twice that ...

Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for over 58% of households in rural areas. Together with forestry and fisheries, it is one of the largest contributors to India’s GDP. India is home to over 20 agri-cli꧑matic regions, which are ...