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2 weeks ago | 
htsyndication.com | Ayaan Kartik |Manas Pimpalkhare
New Delhi, April 8 -- The government has sought more details from Ola Electric Mobility Ltd on how the battery-powered scooter maker intends to expand its inadequate service network after the company's initial response did not satisfy the authorities.
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2 weeks ago | 
livemint.com | Ayaan Kartik |Manas Pimpalkhare
The Ministry of Heavy Industries has inquired about why there is a gap between the number of sales stores and service centres despite the company's public claims that all its outlets offer after-sales services, according to two people aware of the matter. Last month, the ministry asked Ola Electric to clarify the variation in the sales reported by the company and the registration of its new scooters on the Vahan portal.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Ayaan Kartik |Manas Pimpalkhare
2 hours agoBad news for India as 300000 Indians in US at risk of…, the new bill threatens…. Notably, the bill was introduced amid several anti-immigrant moves which also included mass deportations by the Trump administration.
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3 weeks ago | 
livemint.com | Manas Pimpalkhare |Ayaan Kartik
New Delhi: Ola Electric Mobility Ltd did not disclose its monthly sales figures for the first time, following a month-long lull in registering new vehicles. The Bengaluru-based electric scooter maker quoted data on the government's Vahan portal to report 23,450 new vehicle registrations in March. The portal records registrations instead of company despatches. A month ago, Ola had said that the Vahan portal would not record sales accurately due to issues in the company's registration process.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
outlookbusiness.com | Ayaan Kartik
The debate on Indian work culture has sparked considerable attention since Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy suggested working '70 hours a week.' Some agreed with him, while many disagreed with the idea of such long hours. Recently, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) Chairman and Managing Director, SN Subrahmanyan, faced backlash after expressing support for 90-hour workweeks for the company’s employees.
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Nov 30, 2024 | 
outlookbusiness.com | Ayaan Kartik
Priyam Veer Singh, a worker in a restaurant in south Delhi, recently bought a smartphone worth Rs 25,000. Not only that, he gifted his wife one too. Like Priyam, Axat Bharadwaj, a Delhi-based techie, too used his credit card to buy a smartphone that cost Rs 50,000. Proliferation of credit cards, easy EMI options, cash back and other rewards are luring the young into splurging on premium products.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
outlookbusiness.com | Ayaan Kartik
CorporateThe Hindenburg report wiped out more than $100 billion from Adani Group's market capitalisation. However, the story since then has been one of a resounding comebackWith the Hindenburg report against the Adani Group set to turn one year old, the shares of the group may find themselves at the same level they were at before the massive sell-off. While Adani businesses have recovered to an extent from the hit to valuations, the battle for trust is not over yet.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
outlookbusiness.com | Neeraj Thakur |Ayaan Kartik |Deepsekhar Choudhury |Chandrasekhar Sripada
COVER STORYYoung Indians, citizens of the world, are aspiring for lifestyles available to people in Europe and the US without duly accounting for their own economic realitiesIndia Inc has been accused of promoting a toxic work culture. And Gen-Z workers are pushing back. Is there a solution to the growing trust deficit between employers and employees? Mental health initiatives should be integrated into workplace cultures to improve the wellbeing of employees, says Neerja Birla.
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Aug 30, 2024 | 
outlookbusiness.com | Ayaan Kartik
What’s special about Chandni Chowk is that since the 1998 Lok Sabha elections, the party that has won this seat has also gone on to form the government at the Centre.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
business.outlookindia.com | Ayaan Kartik
Rural PushThe management emphasised the focus on increasing distribution and presence in rural India. The company is heavily investing in increasing the footprint of the food and FMCG business. As per the data presented to investors after the announcement of Q1 results, the presence in rural towns has increased from 21,722 to 30,354 in the last year. The 40 per cent growth has also contributed to the company breaching the 21 lakh mark in total reach across the country.
