Bajaj Auto

The Nano's Troubles Continue

It was a year ago that Ratan Tata of the Tata Group unveiled his biggest automobile achievement: a car made indigenously that would cost an amazing 1 lakh rupees – the Nano. Since then nine out of ten things for the Chief of the Tata Group have gone wrong. The Nano plant located in West Bengal became a political pawn for agricultural land which made the manufacture of the car near impossible.The recession hit, rendering the entire auto industry worldwide in a drought .The Nano plant had to finally move to the state of Gujarat at the end of the year. Just when it seemed that everything was over the dreadful attack on the Tata Group’s Taj Mahal Hotel happened.

India's Two Wheeler Market Is Growing Well

The country’s third largest two wheeled vehicle maker TVS motors has announced that their sales have grown by at least 11% for the month of August as compared to the same time last year. This bit of information comes on the back of another significant bout of growth recorded by the company a month earlier in July where TVS showed a rise of 13%.It is interesting to note that TVS have managed to post significant levels of growth in an environment where consumers have thought many a time about buying a new vehicle.

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Big companies queuing up to invest in Uttarakhand

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By Vipin Agnihotri

Big companies such as Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Hero Honda, Ashok Leyland and Nestle are queuing up to invest in the state of Uttarakhand. In terms of statistics these companies have invested around Rs 30,000 crore in the state since 2003.

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