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While China has been leading at the pole position when it comes to the growth in the automobile industry for the past many months now but the Indian market has recently zoomed passed ahead of the dragon turf in the CV segment.

There is no denying to the fact that China passed ahead of the US market to become the world's biggest automobile market, toppled Germany as the biggest exporter of manufactured goods and is very much on the track to become the world's second-largest economy by nudging out Japan but the CV segment in India is perhaps giving a tough competition to the Chinese economy.

Although the Euro broke the support specified in yesterday’s reports 1.2889, but it did not reach or even come close to the suggested target 1.2820, as if it was still not ready to drift away from 1.30 yet. On Friday, the Euro topped at

After the government has announced its decision to deregulate the fuel prices in the country, several auto majors in the country have now started to move towards alternate fuels to generate the future growth.

In fact, many of the leading automobile players in the country are chalking out plans to strap more of their models with CNG and LPG variants.

Besides the fact that the LPG & CNG variants are very low on the running cost of the products, the fact that it will become all the more lucrative once the diesel prices will depend of the free market movement.

India's leading player in the passenger car market, Maruti Suzuki will be aiming to match the last year's export level in this fiscal. R. C. Bhargava, Chairman, Maruti Suzuki recently said that as the company is not competing in exports (with other carmakers), it will be aiming to match the last year's export figures in this is fiscal.

Moreover, as the company is also operating in a situation where the production level is not being able to meet the demand in the domestic market, the company is trying to produce as much as possible to keep the waiting period low for its products.

Yesterday's alarm pulling out of National Savings & Investments inflation-associated certificates has curtailed off a helping hand from the savers. The certificates that were connected to the Retail Price Index are now the wounded one out of its own fame.

The investors have jostled up to search any door where they can put their money which shall not lose its value in the due course of inflation, however there is one place with lesser for them to stockpile it.

Last night the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde established that approximately 80 people employed or hauled at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow city centre are not fine with alleged norovirus.

Members from the panel’s Outbreak Control Team approximated that 58 guests have suffered from the indications since the spate started on Wednesday. However they are now getting better, but still one of the guests who have depicted indications is still in the hotel. Moreover the 17 hotel staff is getting better at home from the virus.