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February 2024

Can India be a ‘developed nation’ without quality jobs?

Can India be a ‘developed nation’ without quality jobs?

GDP growth and manufacturing push have not produced adequate quality jobs for decades

By Prasanna Mohanty

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CNG car market to grow faster than EVs: Tata Motors

CNG car market to grow faster than EVs: Tata Motors

Tata Motors logs highest-ever PAT at ₹31,807 cr in FY24; revenue up 26.6%

Tata Motors logs highest-ever PAT at ₹31,807 cr in FY24; revenue up 26.6%

BoB Q4 profit surges 2.3% to ₹4,886 cr; FY24 profit up 26.1%

BoB Q4 profit surges 2.3% to ₹4,886 cr; FY24 profit up 26.1%

Energy reduction-not carbon reduction-the solution to global warming. Here’s how…

Energy reduction-not carbon reduction-the solution to global warming. Here’s how…

India's aviation industry set to incur ₹3,000-4,000 cr loss in FY25

India's aviation industry set to incur ₹3,000-4,000 cr loss in FY25

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Top Stories

CNG car market to grow faster than EVs: Tata Motors

CNG car market to grow faster than EVs: Tata Motors

Tata Motors logs highest-ever PAT at ₹31,807 cr in FY24; revenue up 26.6%

Tata Motors logs highest-ever PAT at ₹31,807 cr in FY24; revenue up 26.6%

BoB Q4 profit surges 2.3% to ₹4,886 cr; FY24 profit up 26.1%

BoB Q4 profit surges 2.3% to ₹4,886 cr; FY24 profit up 26.1%

Energy reduction-not carbon reduction-the solution to global warming. Here’s how…

Energy reduction-not carbon reduction-the solution to global warming. Here’s how…

India's aviation industry set to incur ₹3,000-4,000 cr loss in FY25

India's aviation industry set to incur ₹3,000-4,000 cr loss in FY25

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