India’s manufacturing industry is the backbone of the nation’s economic growth, driving industrial development, exports, employment, and technological advancement across sectors such as automotive, engineering, electronics, chemicals, consumer goods, and
India is home to some of the largest companies in the world, driving economic growth through leadership in energy, technology, manufacturing, financial services, telecommunications, infrastructure, consumer goods, and healthcare. Backed
Lord’s Mark Industries has inaugurated a new medical device manufacturing facility in Maharashtra, marking another step in India’s efforts to strengthen domestic healthcare manufacturing and reduce dependence on imported medical
Trinity Industries, one of the leading rail transportation equipment manufacturers in the United States, is strengthening its manufacturing partnership in India, reflecting the country’s growing importance in the global industrial
Aurobindo Pharma has strengthened its global growth strategy through the acquisition of manufacturing assets in the United States, reinforcing its commitment to expanding international production capabilities and enhancing supply chain
Dalmia Bharat has unveiled an ambitious expansion strategy to increase its cement production capacity to 130 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), reinforcing its position among India’s leading cement manufacturers. The
India’s renewable energy ambitions received another significant boost as GE Vernova announced the expansion of its wind turbine manufacturing operations in Pune, Maharashtra. The move underscores the company’s long-term commitment
Amazon’s announcement to invest $48 billion in India by 2030 marks one of the largest long-term commitments by a global technology company in the country’s digital economy. The investment reinforces
India’s chemical industry is increasingly attracting global attention as multinational companies seek diversified manufacturing destinations and resilient supply chains. Among the various segments, specialty chemicals have emerged as one of
Their leaders balance short-term performance with long-term investments in innovation, talent, technology, and organizational capabilities. This often requires patience and strategic discipline.
Some of the world’s most enduring and influential companies have been built and sustained by family businesses. Their longevity offers valuable leadership lessons on vision, resilience, stewardship, and long-term thinking.
Leadership is ultimately defined by decisions. From strategic investments and talent choices to crisis management and transformation initiatives, the quality of decisions made by leaders often determines the long-term success
India’s clean-fuel transition is entering a new phase. After blending ethanol into petrol, the government is now putting greater emphasis on compressed biogas (CBG), often referred to as Bio-CNG, as
India has made considerable progress in encouraging women to become entrepreneurs. Women-led businesses are expanding across manufacturing, retail, technology, food, services and other sectors. Yet, when a small business needs
Odisha’s decision to sign 13 MoUs representing ₹913 crore in women-led investment proposals signals an important shift in the state’s approach to entrepreneurship. The proposals span sectors including hospitality, biotechnology,
Starting a business is often associated with large investments, office space and a team. But the rise of digital platforms, remote work and service-based businesses has changed that equation. Today,
Leadership is not built overnight. It develops through years of making decisions, navigating challenges, learning from mistakes, building relationships, and adapting to change. For many women, professional experience also goes
For years, entrepreneurship has been associated with youthful ambition and taking risks early in life. But that narrative is changing. More women are starting businesses after 40, bringing something that
India’s clean-fuel transition is entering a new phase. After blending ethanol into petrol, the government is now putting greater emphasis on compressed biogas (CBG), often referred to as Bio-CNG, as
India has made considerable progress in encouraging women to become entrepreneurs. Women-led businesses are expanding across manufacturing, retail, technology, food, services and other sectors. Yet, when a small business needs
Odisha’s decision to sign 13 MoUs representing ₹913 crore in women-led investment proposals signals an important shift in the state’s approach to entrepreneurship. The proposals span sectors including hospitality, biotechnology,
Starting a business is often associated with large investments, office space and a team. But the rise of digital platforms, remote work and service-based businesses has changed that equation. Today,
Leadership is not built overnight. It develops through years of making decisions, navigating challenges, learning from mistakes, building relationships, and adapting to change. For many women, professional experience also goes
For years, entrepreneurship has been associated with youthful ambition and taking risks early in life. But that narrative is changing. More women are starting businesses after 40, bringing something that