Economy

The record performance reflects the rising global acceptance of Indian tyres across passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, farm equipment, industrial machinery and off-road applications. Indian manufacturers have steadily improved product quality, technology, durability and compliance with international standards. This has helped the industry compete in demanding overseas markets where safety, performance and reliability are critical.

The central reason behind India’s resilience is the strength of domestic demand. India’s economy is powered by consumption, services, infrastructure spending, credit expansion and a large internal market. This gives the country a buffer when export markets slow down or global trade becomes unstable. While higher energy prices can affect inflation, transport costs and industrial inputs, India’s broad-based demand engine allows growth to continue at a healthy pace.

The Wholesale Price Index has long been used to track price changes at the wholesale level. It mainly captures the movement of goods prices before they reach consumers. While this has served India for decades, the structure of the economy has changed significantly. Services now form a large part of national output, supply chains have become more complex, and policymakers need sharper tools to understand how price pressure moves across different stages of production.

India’s dairy sector has taken an important step toward sustainable packaging with the introduction of

WAVES OTT has emerged as a broad public streaming destination rather than a narrow entertainment app. It now hosts more than 24,000 content titles and over 15,000 hours of programming across multiple categories such as news, education, spirituality, culture, entertainment and public service content. This scale gives the platform a distinctive character because it brings together television, radio, archival programming, live events, digital publications and educational streams under one public digital umbrella.

One of the most immediate opportunities lies in aircraft engine Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul. India’s aviation sector is expanding at remarkable speed, driven by rising passenger traffic, large aircraft orders and the growth ambitions of domestic airlines. As Indian carriers add more wide-body aircraft to their fleets, the demand for engine support, overhaul, inspection and lifecycle services will also increase. A domestic engine MRO facility would reduce the need to send commercial aircraft engines abroad for servicing and would help build a stronger aviation support ecosystem inside the country.