New Delhi: As Indian exporters were already dealing with the heavy impact of tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, a new threat has come the fore. A report by global consulting firm BCG warns that India’s industries linked to exports and bound by international rules are now at risk from climate change. The most vulnerable sectors include aluminium, iron, and steel, which could face big losses in profits, disruptions in operations and long-term challenges to their sustainability if prompt action is not taken.
BCG Managing Director and Senior Partner...
Paper Boat, a brand that has redefined the Indian beverage landscape, is a celebration of nostalgia, culture, and authentic flavours. Produced and marketed...
New Delhi: Amid robust festive demand and increased buying sentiments due to the reduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on automobiles, Tata Motors...
Kumail JafferLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceAFP via Getty ImagesExperts said another reason for the drop in the number of families in London was the cost...
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has approved a Rs0.0796 per unit increase in electricity rates for October bills, under the monthly...
New Delhi Railway Station Facility: A new modern facility centre has opened at the New Delhi Railway Station to improve passenger comfort and convenience,...