Maruti Suzuki signed a State Support Agreement with the Gujarat government in June 2012 for buying land and setting up a factory
While tukkal salers claim that their business has doubled this season, kite makers and retailers say that business has been down by around 25 per cent.
According to villagers in the region, builders have been doing the rounds of the area, trying to spot suitable locations for residential projects.
According to the initial estimates, the flooding of rivers and heavy rainfall has caused damage to the agriculture crop to the tune of Rs 700 crore (Rs 7 billion) in the state.
While company would hold on to prices for now, hike likely by end of 2013
With Ju-C, the beverage maker launches a price war in the fruit juice space.
For a contiguous plot, the company may need to pay almost three times more for 40 acres at Hansalpur.
Company has already put in place around 100 charging points across Delhi and Bangalore.
Company has taken preliminary tests of 1,181 candidates from state ITI.
While the peak holiday season failed to bring in much business to the hotel industry, the online travel booking space has done reasonably well.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL), which witnessed labour unrest at its Manesar facility, is set to complete the process of regularisation of contract workers at the unit by November-end.
Going all out to market the all new Alto 800, pricing the base variant of the new car lower than the outgoing model, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL), today said it will start exporting the car from Gujarat's Mundra port from December this year. The first export market is likely to be Chile in South America.
As expected, land prices in the region have shot through the roof in the last three to four months, rising about 12 times compared to prices a couple of years earlier.
Nestle India, the subsidiary of Swiss dairy major Nestle, is all geared to set up its ninth plant in the country. The company had acquired about 50 acres of land at Sanand, nearly 30 kilometres from Ahmedabad, for a manufacturing plant, said Gujarat government officials.
The double whammy of spiralling petrol prices and volatile interest rates on loans is driving car buyers to make payments out of their pockets rather than opting for bank loan.
Hero Electric is set to test waters in the European markets with electric bikes
According to a Pricewaterhouse Coopers Report titled 'India Pharma Inc: Capitalising on India's Growth Potential', leading pharmaceutical companies in the country have increased their sales forces by around 50 per cent in 2010.
Sales of gold and gold jewellery have come down by 75 per cent in Gujarat due to spiralling prices of yellow metal in past two to three months.
While emerging markets have traditionally been recipients of the older cast-offs from the developed markets, in India it is completely different.
Hopes to launch e-scooters within two years
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