With concerns to climate change and country’s plans to have be carbon-negative by 2070, many companies including the fuel retailer, Indian Oil has announced its plans to go all electric.The country’s largest automobile fuel retailer Indian Oil Corporation has announced its plans to set up 10,000 charging stations in three years. Setting up of EV charging stations and production of green hydrogen will both be part of the company’s net carbon zero strategy that is expected to be unveiled soon. Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum have also announced their plans of establishing 7000 and 5000 EV charging stations respectively. IndianOil has announced partnerships with EV manufacturing companies like Tata, Hyundai, Ola, Mahindra, etc. to facilitate charging for all cars. Hyundai, Mahindra, Tata and MG already have launched electric cars for the Indian market, out of which Tata Nexon EV is the current most selling electric car in India. OLA’s subsidiary company. Ola Electric has announce...
2021 is about to end and India has already added 33 unicorns to the list this year alone, bringing it ahead of China with 18 unicorns this year and it is now second only to the USA which added 237 unicorn startups. India is now the hub for investors all around the world as so many successful startups are budding out of the country. Investors from all around the world, particularly China, USA, Japan and the Middle East are flooding the Startup space encouraging more and more people to bring their dreams to reality. The Indian startups that entered the Unicorn club in 2021 are Apna Jobs, BharatPe, BlackBuck, Browserstack, ChargeBee, CarDekho, Coin DCX, Coinswitch Kuber, CRED, Digit Insurance, Droom, Eruditus, Grofers, Groww, Gupshup, Infra.Market, Innovaccer, Licious, Messho, Mindticle, Mobikwik, Moglix, MPL, Ofbusiness, PharmEasy, Rebel foods, ShareChat, UpGrad, Urban Company, Vedantu, Zeta and Zetwerk. Apna Jobs became the fastest unicorn in India as it crossed $1 billion valuation in ...