Indian real estate attracted US$ 4.15 billion (Rs. 35,300 crore) in private equity investments in 2024, with warehousing leading at 45%, followed by residential (28%) and office (26%) sectors.

The assets under management of road sector Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) are expected to grow 68% to US$ 37.62 billion (Rs. 3,20,000 crore), driven by asset expansion and new InvITs.

India's job market is expected to grow by 9% in 2025, driven by sectors like IT, retail, BFSI, and emerging tech, with hiring up 10% YoY in November 2024.

The Government of India has launched the National Bioenergy Programme to promote clean energy, with over US$ 106.7 million (Rs. 908 crore) approved for 2G bioethanol projects, including initiatives in ...

Institutional investment in Indian real estate surged 51% to a record US$ 8.87 billion (Rs. 75,324 crore) in 2024, with strong demand across housing, office, and warehousing sectors, led by foreign ...

India’s energy storage capacity is set to grow 12-fold to 60 GW by FY32, driven by rising renewable energy integration, addressing grid stability concerns as VRE generation triples.

India Ratings projects 6.6% economic growth in FY26, driven by investments, as recovery starts in December despite private capex weakness and election impacts earlier in FY25.

India's global trade share, currently at 2%, could more than double with improved digital infrastructure, MSME competitiveness, and collaboration with the government, says the Chairperson of CII's ...

Indian startups are set to boost hiring by 20-30% in FY25, driven by a 14% YoY funding increase to US$ 10.9 billion (Rs. 92,563 crore), with layoffs dropping 46% YoY.

India's readymade garment exports grew 11.4% to US$ 9.85 billion (Rs. 83,607 crore) in April-November FY25, driven by strong global demand and rising trust in Indian products.

The Ayush sector in India, valued at US$ 18.1 billion, is poised for growth through government initiatives and international cooperation.

India's tech sector is set for a transformative shift, with female participation expected to rise from 10.8% in 2022 to 14.9% by 2027, driven by the growth of Global Capability Centres.