Gadkari currently has 13 lakh subscribers on YouTube, whereas on X, he has about 1.53 crore followers, making him one of the most-followed politicians in the country.
The Union Minister highlighted that since 2014, India has entered into free trade agreements with countries worldwide, including Mauritius, the United Arab Emirates, Australia, Switzerland, Norway, Li ...
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari outlined a sweeping vision for a cleaner, connected India at Fortune India's MPW 2025. He focused on electrification and green fuels as key to reducing fossil fuel imports ...
The market for electric cars in India is no longer a one-horse race. Different carmakers are trying to one-up each other by offering flexibility in owning an electric vehicle.
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Tata Power crossed the ₹5,000 crore annual profit for the first time in its history this year. With India becoming the third-largest generator of electricity from wind and solar, Chandrasekaran touts ...
India’s creator economy is on the rise—and the world is watching. In Fortune India’s June 2025 issue, we explore how the media and entertainment sector is fast becoming a serious driver of economic growth, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling it a key pillar of India’s GDP ambitions. From the global streaming wars and bold bets by Netflix, Amazon, and Jio Studios, to the reinvention of regional cinema and the turbulence in Bollywood, this Entertainment Special tracks the fierce battle for eyeballs.
Plus, one year into the Modi-led government’s third term, we decode its key achievements and the road ahead to Viksit Bharat. Also in this issue, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers lays out his bold vision to take India’s biggest airline global.