Driven by changing lifestyles, easier access, rising income levels, and growing needs the FMCG sector in India is the fourth largest sector in India. While the urban sector accounts for the largest revenue share, the rural sector is rapidly growing and along with semi-urban segments contributes 50% of total rural spending...
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The wave which started with the launch of Doolally nearly a decade back, in Pune circa 2009, has evolved into a movement providing a new direction to India’s beer culture. One which promises to bottle a bit of India in your beer, in some cases...
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The rise of E-commerce has been well documented since its emergence in the mid 1990s, with increasing consumerisation of technology. While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the economy to take a tailspin, it has prompted a digital revolution, with E- commerce sucking...
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In a literal sense, essential infrastructure forms the foundation for any municipality, city or state. This typically includes public infrastructure like roads, hospitals, schools, telecommunication lines, and water & sanitation connections. These services anchor all economic activities and build the base for society...
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In a very literal sense, the rail network of any country knits it together and aims to connect all regions. This is even more pertinent in the subcontinent. Since its inception during the colonial period, the transport provider has connected areas through the length and breadth of the country...
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Mobility lies at the center of every urban city. Cars and buses hurtle down roads; scooters and bikes attempt to find nooks and corners to fit into and people move from one corner of a city to the other, without giving it much thought. When this ability to move comes under stress, it is equivalent ...
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With the recent relaxation of the nationwide lockdown in India, the country is set to tentatively restart the stalled economy. As per the Home Ministry’s guidelines, certain sectors, including agriculture, IT services, manufacturing in special economic zones and coal & mineral production, have been...
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Globally, the rise in population and rapid depletion of resources has driven a need for technological innovation and redefining the aspects of businesses. Economies have been striving for sustainable and community driven...
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Historically, India has been known as the ‘home of spices’. According to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India, India is one of the largest producers of spices in the world with about 75 varieties out of the 109 listed by the International Organization for Standardization...
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