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Bookings for Tata Sierra surpass 1 lakh nationwide; company revs up production to cater to demands
Bookings for Tata Sierra surpass 1 lakh nationwide; company revs up production to cater to demands

Automobile news: India’s leading car manufacturer, Tata Motors, renowned for building the safest cars, has begun revving up the production of its newly launched SUV, ‘Sierra’, after its bookings recently surpassed the 1 lakh mark in India. Notably, Sierra’s deliveries had kicked off in mid-January 2026 and the company had already dispatched more than 14 thousand units by February 2026, as per statistics.  Company spokesperson confirms development A…

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AC prices poised for 15% rise in India as costlier copper, weak rupee push up manufacturing costs
AC prices poised for 15% rise in India as costlier copper, weak rupee push up manufacturing costs

AC prices surge: Almost a day after the prices of both domestic and LPG cylinders surged in India, the country’s residents are set to feel the pinch again, as the cost of air conditioners are also expected to spike by 15%. At a time when Indians have begun sensing the scorching temperatures, leading AC manufacturers have announced a price hike ranging between 5 and 15%, citing high costs…

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Rupee Tumbling Down against Dollar
Rupee Tumbling Down against Dollar

Finance updates: Due to America-Israel and Iran tension and crisis in Middle east the prices of the crude oil is increasing as a result of which today the price of Indian Rupee against American Dollar is recorded at its lowest at 92.05. According to the financial experts, if this tension carries further, then there will be pressure on Indian Rupee and it may further go up. In 2026…

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New GDP series: FY 25-26
New GDP series: FY 25-26

Indian economy 2026: The Indian economy is projected to grow at 7.6% in the financial year 2025-26. This estimate is based on new GDP data released under the revised National Accounts Series. This is higher than the 7.1% growth rate of the previous fiscal year (FY 25). Growth for the previous fiscal year has also been revised, initially it was estimated at 6.5% but now it is raised…

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