Alisha Sachdev is an India Auto Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a range of topics including automotive trends, electric vehicles, manufacturing technology, and climate change, often focusing on the intersection of these areas with finance and trading. Alisha's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as Hindustan Times, The Economic Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Alisha's reporting is heavily focused on the automotive industry in India, particularly electric vehicles, government incentives, and developments within auto manufacturers. Given her frequent use of press releases and data citations, she may be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive access to relevant data or insights from key players in the Indian automotive sector.
As Alisha extensively covers private sector announcements and government policies related to the automotive industry, experts with firsthand knowledge of these areas would likely capture her attention. Additionally, given her focus on sales & marketing within the automotive sector, she may also value insights into market trends and consumer behavior specific to India.
When reaching out to Alisha Sachdev for coverage consideration or expert commentary requests regarding India's automotive industry landscape including electric vehicles and government policies will likely resonate with her coverage interests.
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By: Santosh Kumar, Alisha Sachdev
India has effectively frozen approvals for Elon Musk 's space-based internet service Starlink to begin commercial operations, due to concerns over the use of its satellite terminals in the Iran war, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mercedes-Benz Group AG sees India playing a larger role in its global engineering and supply chain network, as the German luxury carmaker increasingly relies on software and artificial intelligence to develop vehicles and run factories.
By: Alisha Sachdev
Starlink can’t get permission to enter the market, and demand is uncertain
India is set to approve a roughly $370 million investment from Horse Powertrain Ltd., a hybrid-engine venture backed by China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co., that would mark one of the biggest manufacturing investments from a Chinese-linked company in years.
India’s capital New Delhi will ban new petrol- and natural gas-fueled two-wheelers and small trucks from its roads over the next two years in one of the most aggressive moves yet by an Indian state to curb air pollution.
By: Alisha Sachdev, Taiga Uranaka, Siddhi Nayak
In the midst of a 15-month negotiation to secure a foreign backer last year, Indian lender Yes Bank Ltd. was given an informal nod from the nation’s central bank: The Japanese bidder was the preferred choice.
By: Azman Usmani, Alisha Sachdev, Rakesh Sharma
The country is utilizing a material it has in abundance to bolster energy security.
By: Olivia Raimonde, Alisha Sachdev, Antony Sguazzin
Corporate America is struggling to meet green targets.
By: Sankalp Phartiyal, Alisha Sachdev
Tata Electronics Pvt. is preparing to make India’s first semiconductor wafers on far older technology than it originally expected, underscoring the challenges the country faces in trying to build a domestic chip industry from scratch.
By: Azman Usmani, Rakesh Sharma, Alisha Sachdev, David Stringer
Scientists in Australia collect some of the world’s most crucial measurements of greenhouse gases
