Infosys (1.23%), Bajaj Auto (0.85%) and ITC (0.68%) were the top Sensex losers in trade today. NTPC (3.28%), SBI (3.23%) and Vedanta (3.18%) were the top Sensex gainers.

Many top political leaders including Narendra Modi and Donald Trump have skipped this year's WEF annual meet in Davos but India Inc has more than made up with its strong presence. 140 corporate leaders are attending this time from India. Tulsi Tanti, CMD, Suzlon, Manpreet Badal, Punjab Finance minister, Ramesh Iyer, MD, Mahindra Finance, Ajay Vir Jhakar, Chairman, Bharat Krishak Samaj and Nikhil Prasad Ojha, Prtner, Bain and Company speak to India Today Editor, Rahul Kanwal on budget expectations, upcoming elections and what is hoped to be achieved at Davos this year. Watch the video

The list of 19 corporate honchos who have been invited to participate in the Vibrant Gujarat summit does include Mukesh Ambani, Anil's elder brother and the Chairman of Reliance Industries.

Both solar and wind tariffs have fallen steeply in recent years, but excessive emphasis on lowering tariffs is now threatening India's renewable energy success story.

India has made big strides in renewable energy in the last few years, but challenges are mounting as well.

Harnessing 300 GW of wind energy potential requires big measures, but the outcome will rewrite India's Renewable Energy playbook.

The net worth of the chairman of Reliance Industries stood at Rs 3,71,000 crore as on July 31, 2018.

There are already clear signs of green shoots sprouting in pockets of local manufacturing in sectors as diverse as steel, auto, chemicals and energy.