Onida: Back in the black
One of India’s oldest home-grown consumer electronics brands has turned around its business after being in the red for the past few years.
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LG India wants to make life better
The South Korean electronics major is betting on premium categories in India.
Samsung India: The bigger picture
With more than two decades in the country, Samsung India has a finger in every pie, and is fighting competition to stay on top of the game with innovation and a strong distribution network.
Auto firms out to woo millennials
For the modern consumer, a car is an extension of their house, workplace and personality. Carmakers are therefore looking at connected ecosystems for millennials who are constantly on the move.
Netradyne: Where AI meets fleet safety
The Reliance-backed company plans to make driving safer as the connected car becomes a reality.
‘Delhiites most aware of e-waste, biggest hoarders’
The results of the study have prompted independent manufacturing associations and the government to launch the ‘India Cleanup Week’ in October.
Unorganised e-waste recycling dangerous
A new Assocham study says managing e-waste is a huge challenge for India as discarded electronic goods go through low-quality processing by unskilled workers.
Keeping pace with the consumer
Rajiv Bapna’s Amkette, which began as a floppy disk maker, has survived three decades in the fast-changing world of consumer electronics
