Ather Energy, a Bengaluru-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has emerged as a significant player in India’s electric two-wheeler market. Founded in 2013 by Tarun Mehta and Swapnil Jain, Ather Energy has been at the forefront of innovation, sustainability, and performance in the EV sector. The company’s journey from a startup to a unicorn is a testament to its commitment to transforming urban mobility. As Ather Energy prepares for its …
This video is proof enough to show why Ola is miles ahead of all of their competitors put together… Ola Electric sales reflect that.
The next 10 years of Ola Electric is going to put India on the world stage. Ola Electric will be the Apple Computer of India. The biggest game changer will be…
1. Forget everything… lets consider all things are same. Even then, how can companies that do not make Lithium Ion batteries out sell company that manufactures Lithium Ion batteries?
2. Every potential Ola Electric customer was aware of Ola Electric launching new electric motorcycle on 15 August 2024 an few other electric Scooters. So they would obviously hold back their purchase till the new models are released. Some of these potential customers would have booked the eMotorcycle instead of the available old model eSCooter.
3. Some mischievous people or group of people say sales dropped to…
There is so much negativity about Ola Electric IPO! So much so that it is nauseating. It also seems Google & YouTube too are against this IPO. Those creators who make negative news about Ola Electric IPO are getting higher visibility. Most YouTuber share-market “analysts” have written negatively about a company which is THE market leader… that too by 30 percent.
Do the analyst think it is a JOKE to get 30% of a market which has the three of the BIGGEST 2-wheeler makers in the world (Hero Motors, Bajaj & TVS)? If they do then it shows their intelligence.
Or should we just call them “Chart-walle-bhaiya-log”?
These were the same “Chart-walle-bhaiya-log” who used to call Suzlon a “flop” company or Fluk-Company.
They also used to call Tata Motors a flop company last year when its shares were trading below Rs 120.
Investment in Ola Electric will reap benefits only in long term (10+ years). The company is in loss due to heavy investment in plant & machinery and will turn profitable over the years. This year it just set up plant for manufacturing Li-Ion batteries and started manufacturing leaving Exide & Amara Raja far behind.
Then there is eRickshaw & eCar manufacturing. All this is capital intensive.
The year 2008 was a pivotal one for India, marked by a series of notable events that had lasting impacts on the nation’s socio-political landscape, economy, and technological advancements. Here are some of the main events that shaped India in 2008:
1. Launch of Tata Nano
On January 10, 2008, Tata Motors unveiled the Tata Nano, touted as the world’s cheapest car. This innovative vehicle was aimed at making car ownership accessible to millions of Indians, revolutionizing the automobile industry. It was also the first and only time the International audience took note of India rising as an Automobile nation. It would take many mistakes and decades for Tata to become one of the leading car makers of the country. A decade earlier Ratan Tata and his team faced “humiliation” when they went to sell the group’s fledgling car business to Ford in 1999.
AC buses are a big relief in the summers and keeps the pollution out.
The bustling streets of Mumbai come alive with the rhythmic hum of buses, weaving through traffic like diligent ants. Among these, Bus Number C-72, also know as A-72 on the Chalo App, stands out as the best Bus the BEST corporation has to offer till date.
Today let us celebrate this unsung hero that connects neighborhoods, hearts, and stories.
It seems that these buses were given AC as a prefix. So this
Before you pick up that club let me make it clear… we said Lazy Farmers… and not all Farmers!
Before we come to the Tax the Farmer bit… lets be clear that Govt must take care that the poorer section of the economy is taxed the least. But with GST on food items they are taxed ON PAR with the RICH. So how do we solve this?
INCOME TAX – Anybody who earns less than 10 Lakhs should have Zero Tax. Anything more should be taxed at 10% flat. Keep it simple. This is good for next 10 yrs. Set Higher standards for human life. Be the Vishwaguru… lead the world… not follow other countries. (If not this then at least allow other growing expenses like full rent-paid, full electricity-paid & fuel paid as deductions for individuals). But keeping 10 Lakhs is best & simple. Today’s exemption limit of Rupees 3 Lakhs (which is Rs 25,000 per month) is a joke because uneducated labourers, rickshaw/uber drivers make more than this. Expecting them to file for Zero-Tax returns will increase huge paperwork with no added tax income for the govt.
GST – Increase the GST limit for companies from 20 L to at least 1Cr. This is because in the last 5 yrs the economy & inflation – both has grown at a very fast pace. In the next 5 yrs it will grow even more.
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