By Bharath Rajeswaran (Reuters) -Indian shares fell on Saturday, led by infrastructure-related stocks after the government only modestly raised its capital expenditure budget, although the losses were ...

Maruti Suzuki India on Saturday said dispatches from factories rose 6 per cent year-on-year to 2,12,251 units in January.

Maruti Suzuki India on Saturday said dispatches from factories rose 6 per cent year-on-year to 2,12,251 units in January. The country's largest carmaker had dispatched a total of 1,99,364 units in ...

Domestic automobile giants including Maruti Suzuki surged nearly 6%, TVS Motor jumped 5%, Bajaj Auto 2.7%, Exide Industries 2 ...

Total domestic sales (including passenger vehicle sales, light commercial vehicles and sales to other OEMs) stood at 185,151 units (up 5.5% YoY).

On the electric mobility front, India continues to push for increased EV adoption. The Prime Minister’s E-drive scheme, with an outlay of Rs 109 billion, underscores this commitment ...

Indian equity markets decline post-Budget announcement, with auto and FMCG stocks leading gainers; tax reforms expected to boost consumer spending.

The company's domestic passenger vehicle sales were up 4.2% at 1.73 lakh units. In January last year, the same was at 1.66 ...

India's plans to cut personal income tax rates will put more disposable income in the hands of the people and eventually ...

Due to this, Indian stock market has carried a special trading session on Saturday. Amidst the Budget enthusiasm, brokerage Mehta Equities believe auto, financial, infra and defence are among sectors ...

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