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Shashank Vashishtha, Executive Director, eXp India September 28: Reports suggest that the third wave of the Coronavirus is set to hit India in the last quarter of 2021. The real estate market in India has seen a sudden spike after the second wave, with sales in June 2021 accounted for around half of all sales in the second quarter of 2021. With the demand for second homes, and residential properties going up, Shashank Vashishtha, Executive Director of eXp India, provides some insights on the various segments of Indian Real Estate before the approaching third wave. Residential Vs. Commercial According to…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 28: Mumbai based Raft Motors recently announced an EV Scooter INDUS NX that can achieve 480+* Kilometres Range in a Single Charge. The Scooter comes with a Unique 1 Lakh KMs Warranty and Dual-Battery Options, with 10 Amps Fast Charging, to Save Your Time. The Raft’s Indus NX Scooter comes with Next-Gen features like Reverse Gear, Theft Alarm, Keyless-Start, Remote-Locking, Stylish Disc Brakes and Child-Safe Parking Mode. Indus NX is available in Three Variants to suit every requirement, as per Update from Company Correspondents: – First with Portable 48V65Ah Lithium-Ion Battery that can give 156 KMs…

Mumbai, (Maharashtra) [India], Sept 28th, 2021: Under its Thought Leadership Initiative and as a part of its Centre of Excellence brand, ZingHR has created a series of Global Benchmarking Research Playbooks, which attempt to capture the Top Technology trends in various sectors. The research playbooks are curated and built based on intensive research and extensive interviews, surveys and data collection. Through these playbooks, ZingHR aims to create a knowledge repository for the future using data that matters. ZingHR is delighted to announce the launch of its first Global Benchmarking Playbook on the Banking and Finance sector, which was released recently Playbook Centre of Excellence…

September 28: Farming is a very crucial part of the Indian economy as it adds more the 18 per cent of the GDP of the country. It gives employment to over 60 per cent of the Indian population. The agricultural sector is one of the most important pillars of the Indian economy. But lately, farmers are facing some major issues in this sector, for example, agricultural marketing, scarcity of capital, lack of mechanization, soil erosion, problems with manures, fertilizers, and biocides. The KBJ Group aims to change this narrative by entering the agricultural sector themselves, not just investing in it but actively taking…