IIndia’s electric vehicle market is expanding, and the charging network is expanding with it. But the important question for EV owners, fleet operators and entrepreneurs is not simply how many charging stations India has—it is where they are located, what type of chargers they provide, whether they are operational and whether the network is keeping
Lithium-ion batteries power our modern world — from smartphones and laptops to EVs, solar backups, medical devices, power tools, and industrial machinery. And the unsung hero behind their performance is the lithium ion battery charger. In 2025–26, India and the USA are witnessing explosive growth in lithium battery adoption — driven by EV expansion, renewable
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Most people use the terms “lithium batteries” and “lithium-ion batteries” interchangeably. But in the world of energy storage, these two are entirely different technologies — with different chemistries, use cases, safety needs, and lifespans. In 2025–26, as India and the world shift towards rechargeable devices, EVs, solar storage, power tools and IoT systems, understanding the
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India is fast emerging as a powerhouse in lithium ion battery (LIB) manufacturing. With surging demand, aggressive policy support, and major investments by industry giants, the country is well on its way to becoming the world’s largest exporter of lithium ion batteries — potentially within this decade. But we must be understand that there is
In 2026, India is witnessing a massive surge in demand for solar energy solutions. With rising electricity costs and an increasing push for sustainability, solar panels and solar systems have become the top choice for both households and businesses.The sudden energy crisis around the world because of strait of hormuz crisis is also increasing the
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Getting ISO certification can help an MSME demonstrate that it follows a structured quality, environmental, food-safety or other management system. But one question many entrepreneurs ask is: Does the Government of India currently provide financial assistance for ISO certification? The answer needs some clarification. The Ministry of MSME has historically listed an ISO 9000/ISO 14001/HACCP
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India’s MSME sector is growing faster than ever. From small manufacturing units and cloud kitchens to local traders, startups, service providers, and home-based businesses — everyone today depends on funding, digital banking, and business credit. But here is the real problem. Many MSME owners apply for loans without fully understanding how banks and NBFCs actually
Global trade is exciting, but for MSME exporters, it often feels like walking on a thin rope — one delayed payment, one political change, or one buyer default can cause massive financial stress. To address these challenges, ECGC launched a smart, simplified and digital platform called ECGC SMILE — designed especially for MSME exporters who
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The Indian economy thrives on the strength of its Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). In recognition of their contribution, ET MSME Awards 2025—an initiative by The Economic Times—returns this year to celebrate the innovation, resilience, and success of Indian MSMEs. What are the ET MSME Awards 2025? The ET MSME Awards 2025 is a
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India is one of the globe’s leading tea producers, with exports worth over ₹7,100 crore in 2024—about 255 million kg of tea. Among its top buyers: Russia, Europe, and Iran. However, in mid‑June 2025, the intensifying Iran–Israel conflict triggered an abrupt halt in India’s tea exports to Iran, worth approximately ₹100–150 crore annually—centered mostly on
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