Mutual fund assets rose 23% YoY to a record Rs. US$ 769.70 billion in FY25, driven by strong inflows and gains from buoyant equity and debt markets.

India’s manufacturing sector is becoming more attractive to global investors, with strong potential for growth and deeper integration into supply chains amid changing trade dynamics.

Indian consumers are starting their credit journeys younger, with those born in the 1990s beginning in their mid-20s compared to late 30s or early 40s for the 1970s cohort ...

India aims to lead globally in electric vehicles, with its EV market expected to grow from US$ 3.21 billion in 2022 to US$ 113.99 billion by 2029.

India and the Maldives signed 13 MoUs under HICDP Phase III to boost ferry services, maritime connectivity, and community development with Rs. 55.28 crore in support.

Quick commerce sales for FMCG firms in India surged 50-100% in FY25, expanding into new markets with better margins despite a modest share of overall sales.

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) has launched its first overseas campus in Dubai to globalise Indian higher education and strengthen India–United Arab Emirates ties.

India remained the world’s top electric three-wheeler market in 2024, with sales up nearly 20% to seven lakh and a record 57% electric share, driven by PM E-DRIVE and policy incentives.

India’s forex reserves rose by US$ 4.55 billion to US$ 690.62 billion for the week ending May 9, 2025, led by a US$ 4.52 billion increase in gold assets.

India’s smartphone exports surged 55% YoY to US$ 24.14 billion in FY25, making them the country’s top export for the first time, driven by PLI incentives and strong demand from the US, EU, and Japan.

Aadhaar authentication crossed 150 billion transactions by April 2025, with e-KYC up 40% YoY and Artificial Intelligence-powered face authentication rapidly adopted by over 100 entities.

India’s alcobev industry is set to grow 8–10% in FY26 to US$ 61.97 billion, led by premiumisation and strong demand, with margins improving 60–80 basis points, says CRISIL.