Joe Mathew is a Deputy Editor for Fortune India and Onmanorama, with a focus on national news in India. He covers a wide range of topics, including business, economics, trade, technology, and cultural events. Joe's articles provide insight and analysis on current issues and trends in the Indian market.
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ICRA expects the slowdown in economic growth in Q2 FY25 to be transient
The new Pune Tech Hub will house over 6,000 technologists, engineers and experts from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.
By: Joe Mathew
ISA works with governments to improve energy access and security worldwide and promote solar power as a sustainable transition to a carbon-neutral future.
At the launch, scientists from ISRO and the European Space Agency will jointly observe the Sun's atmosphere
The whitepaper claims that QC platforms are violating the Competition Act, 2002, by restricting competition through exclusive deals with preferred sellers, effectively blocking independent retailers.
The most recent round of talks – the ninth round of India-EU FTA negotiations had covered 20 policy areas in 78 technical sessions.
By: Joe Mathew
The applicants include 168 startup companies, 92 large industries, 69 MSMEs, and 37 academic institutions.
By: Joe Mathew
Health secretary Punya Salila Srivastava called for developing district and city-level action plans for climate change and health under NPCCHH.
By: Joe Mathew
Both AGCO and TAFE claimed the latest decision to be in their favour.
Union minister of commerce and industry argued that a $12 billion fund for research in India should not be equated with the same amount a company will invest in innovation in the US or Europe.
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