According to the data provided by CRISIL, India’s investments in infrastructure will rise to Rs 143 trillion between financial years 2024 and 2030. It will be more than twice the Rs 67 trillion spent in the past seven financial years. CRISIL estimates India to be the fastest expanding large economy with an average gross domestic product growth rate of 6.7 per cent through FY31. Per capita income is seen rising from $2,500 to $4,500 by fiscal 2031, creating a middle-income country. According to CRISIL’s assessment, prominent sectors, such as roads and power are expected to remain major contributors, while relatively nascent ones, such as electric vehicles (EVs), solar, wind, and hydrogen are expected to grow gradually. EV share in India’s overall automobile sales is likely to reach 30 per cent by 2030. Meanwhile, EV two-wheeler sales are expected to outpace other segments by 2028. The hydrogen sector is poised to attract substantial investments, estimated at Rs 1.5 trillion between FY2024 and FY2030.
In India, which of the following regulatory mechanisms was NOT in existence to enforce regulation of the industrial sector?
Which of the following famous rulers is related to the Tuluva dynasty?
Registration of trade unions of workers under the Trade Unions Act, 1926 is
In India, cricket was brought by whom?
Which is the supreme institution of law in India?
Recently in March the PF interest rate on EPF reduced by how much percent?
In which of the following parts of Indian Constitution, the provision for setting up three tiers of Panchayats is provided?
Of these, who are not the Deputy Governor of RBI?
India accounts for 45.8 million of the world’s missing females according to the State of World Population 2020 report of:
Which of the following dances is based on Rasleela themes of Radha and Krishna?
