Large-scale electronics and pharmaceutical manufacturing dominated the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme disbursements in FY25, accounting for nearly 70% of the total fiscal outlay.

India’s luxury housing market soared 85% YoY in H1 2025, with 7,000 units sold, led by Delhi-NCR, as rising aspirations, High-Net-Worth Individual (HNI) investments, and policy support fuel sustained ...

Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi highlighted over 10 lakh jobs created under Rozgar Mela and announced a US$ 11.62 billion Employment Linked Incentive Scheme to boost private sector employment and ...

India launches its first incentive scheme for electric trucks under PM E-DRIVE, targeting 5,600 e-truck deployments to cut freight emissions and boost clean mobility across key sectors.

Chairman and Founder of the Adani Group, Mr. Gautam Adani, commits US$ 6.99 billion to artificial intelligence (AI)-powered 1,000-bed hospitals, pioneering India’s healthcare transformation.

India’s data centre capacity is set to nearly triple to three GW by 2030, driven by artificial intelligence (AI), cloud growth, and data localisation, supported by rising investments and government ...

Indian Textile Industry: India is the second largest textile manufacturers and exporters in the world. We are the leading yarn manufacturers and , exporters across the globe.

IBEF continues to drive India’s global trade presence through strategic branding, sectoral promotion, and campaigns like ‘Discover India’, supporting exports across key industries and international ...

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Piyush Goyal, outlined India’s 4,000% solar growth and a US$ 11.67 billion innovation fund to achieve 500 GW renewable capacity by 2030.

India leads globally in fast payments, with UPI driving a major shift from cash to digital transactions, processing over 18 billion monthly payments and showing strong YoY growth despite minor ...

India’s primary market expects US$ 18 billion in Initial Public Offering (IPOs) in H2 2025, driven by marquee firms and renewed investor confidence.

Quick-commerce orders in India doubled to US$ 7.47 billion in FY25, driven by rising revenues, micro-warehouses, and expansion into smaller cities, with robust growth expected ahead.