
From June 1, 2025, major changes in banking, LPG, credit cards, ATM withdrawals, and EPFO will impact finances.

The government plans to directly transfer ₹35,000 yearly to farmers’ accounts by including all subsidies, boosting income, and transparency.

EIM partners with FOTON to launch electric heavy commercial vehicles in India, aiming to boost clean freight transport with nationwide EV support infrastructure.

Chargeup partners with Mega Corporation and Shivakari Finance to launch a ₹50 crore credit line, aiming to deploy 4,000 commercial EVs and simplify EV financing in India.

Maharashtra's Ladli Behna Scheme offers a ₹40,000 unsecured loan and a ₹1500 monthly aid to support women’s small businesses.

Astro Motors launches Navya and Nova electric three-wheelers in India, introducing a geared EV for cargo and a premium passenger auto, with expansion plans and new tech on the horizon.

The JEM TEZ pick-up truck gives a driving range of 190 to 220 kilometers on a single charge, even on intercity routes like Delhi to Chandigarh.

The government increases MSP for 14 Kharif crops and offers KCC loans at 4% interest, benefiting crores of farmers.

India’s construction equipment exports may grow five times in the coming years. This growth is supported by high global demand and trade deals like the UK-India FTA.

VECV partners with Statiq to offer smart, seamless charging solutions for Eicher EVs, boosting electric vehicle adoption in India.

BharatBenz has delivered its 2,00,000th truck in India. The brand is known for its strong growth, wide range of trucks, and trusted service since 2012.

Olectra Greentech holds only 1% share in the special company (SPV) formed for the bus project, while the remaining 99% is owned by EVEY Trans Pvt Ltd.

Tata Motors enters Egypt with MTI, launching commercial vehicles and offering wide service support, warranty, and efficient transport solutions.

Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan 2025 aims to empower farmers with modern tech, schemes, and direct engagement across India.

Terra Motors’ newly launched KYORO+ electric three-wheeler can travel up to 200 kilometers on a single charge and has a top speed of 55 km/h.




