Yet, this was the second straight year of double-digit decline in the auto industry. The low base helped prop up numbers in one quarter but makes the narrative even more worrisome for the full year

Total CV sales declined 20.77 per cent to 5,68,559 units in FY21 as against 7,17,593 units in 2019-20, as per the data released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers.

The automaker remains optimistic about its sales prospects as there is a strong pull for personal mobility amid the raging coronavirus pandemic

The entry level Alto, which has been India's best-selling car in India since 2004-05 when it overtook Maruti 800, has in fact slipped to the fourth spot in the list, its worst position in nearly two decades

The ad shows an angry Rahul Dravid -- an oxymoron, we know -- stuck in Bengaluru traffic, screaming at people around him and picking fights. \"I will smack you!\" he threatens

Sales reached 2.53 million vehicles in March, up 74.9% year-on-year, data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) showed

The world's most valuable automaker by market capitalisation is looking for commercial properties to open showrooms and service centres in the capital New Delhi, financial hub Mumbai in the west and tech city Bengaluru in the south

Twitter's efforts towards establishing a social audio app are evident, and it is now being reported that the company, before coming up with its own platform, tried to acquire Clubhouse for a total of $4 billion.

The figures for March, which has come at a time when Covid cases are once again rising and the country is in the grip of a second wave, only points towards a darkening of the clouds

To begin with, Citroen has set up dealerships in 10 major cities in the country but given the pandemic situation, its focus is more on online sales. It has also launched 100% direct online buying for the C5 Aircross SUV which covers customers in over 50 Indian cities outside the dealer network

Airtel notes that Airtel IoT is an end-to-end platform with the capability to connect and manage billions of devices and applications in a highly secure and seamless fashion.

Masks mandatory in Delhi: Passing the order, Justice Pratibha M Singh also rejected petitions disputing the Delhi government's decision to enforce challans for not wearing a facemask while driving a private vehicle alone

Google is anticipated to release the next generation of its Pixel Buds later this year. Recent developments now hint that the truly wireless earphones will come with 3D audio support.

Netflix has 159 original titles of content between January and April 2021, as against last year when it had 180 pieces of original content, according to a website that reports on developments on the OTT platform.

Concluding a legal battle that had been going on for a decade, the US supreme court has ruled in favour of Google, allowing the reimplementation of APIs for furthering the cause of openness and interoperability.

The Android security patch for April 2021 has started rolling out for Pixel devices. It brings some important security improvements and bug fixes.

Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed during an interview, that self-driving cars are an ideal match for Apple.

Digit Insurance, ICICI Lombard General Insurance, Edelweiss General Insurance, Bharti Axa General Insurance, TATA AIG General Insurance and Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, etc had received IRDA approval for pay-as-you-go policy under sandboxing

Interestingly, 86 percent of the business leaders who responded to the Mckinsey survey in India said the country's economy is going to do better in the next six months

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