Back

Could AI cause rise in your electricity bill? Basic economic principle runs on disparity of supply and demand. And it is no secret the insatiable thirst of AI for power will surge demand significantly and if supply isn't resolved asap, the mounting d

How do some stocks suddenly rise in the stock market? Let’s find out 🤯 Market and Economic Factors 1. Demand and Supply: When the demand for a stock increases and supply decreases, its prices rise. 2. Economic Growth: If a company's business is

Copper: The Metal of the Future Copper prices are on the rise 📈 — currently touching around ₹989 Demand is booming – from electric vehicles, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects. Supply is getting tighter – mining challenges and limit

Industrial Supply: 15-Minute B2B Commerce Industrial manufacturers face slow, outdated supply chains that cause production delays, high costs, and inefficiencies. Essential materials like fasteners, carbide inserts, tools, lubricants, and welding ro

🚗 The Hidden Secret to Reducing Traffic Jams! 🚦 According to MIT research, tailgating is a major cause of unnecessary congestion. If every driver maintained a fixed distance from both the car in front and the one behind, travel times could be cut

Every coin has two sides same as every war has two sides -First it’s going to win over the other country (In this case it is India ) -Second which is just paying the price for the win Certainly, the potential impacts of a conflict between India

India's real GDP growth for FY26 may exceed 6.5% Real GDP growth is projected to exceed 6.5% for FY 2025–26. GVA (Gross Value Added) expected to rise over **6.3%** . Key Drivers Behind the Momentum 1. Resilient rural demand – supported by Rabi

Ever wondered why prices are rising? Here’s why: the war. Global conflicts, like the Russia-Ukraine war, disrupt supply chains, especially for essential goods like grain, fuel, and steel. This causes shortages, which leads to higher prices. When fa

India is planning to change the GST system from four slabs to just two. The 12% slab will come down to 5%, the 28% slab will drop to 18%, and luxury or sin goods could be taxed at a new 40% rate. This is one of the biggest tax changes since GST start