At a press conference following the results, Jindal stated, "We will be able to push even more volumes into Canada if this duty comes on China." ...

Jindal Stainless (JSL) has committed Rs 700 crore ($93m) over the next five years to accelerate its decarbonisation efforts, with the goal of achieving Net-Zero emissions by 2050. The company’s plan ...

JSW Steel Managing Director Sajjan Jindal claimed that Tesla boss Elon Musk will not be able to compete with Indian automakers. He dismissed the expectations of Musk disrupting the Indian market.

RPG Group Chairman Harsh Goenka expressed gratitude to JSW Steel Managing Director Sajjan Jindal for praising his son Anant Goenka. Jindal said Harsh Goenka's son, Anant Goenka, is 'smarter' than ...

Gross domestic product is a controversial metric. Heterodox economists have long criticized politicians’ maniacal obsession with GDP growth, pointing to its relatively recent creation as a ...

As Tesla gears up to enter India's electric vehicle market, JSW Group chairman Sajjan Jindal's remarks have gained significant attention on social platforms. He expressed strong faith in the ...

Jindal Group MD Sajjan Jindal recently expressed doubts over tech billionaire Elon Musk's ability to crack the Indian market. The Jindal Group boss said that Musk is in the US and he cannot be ...

Jindal Jindal, who is expanding into the automobile sector, emphasised India’s potential for entrepreneurs, stating, “I don’t think any country in the world provides the kind of platform India does.” ...

Sajjan Jindal, the chairman and MD of JSW Group, believes that Elon Musk can’t be successful in India, referring to the entry of EV automaker Tesla in the country. He said Musk can’t produce what Tata ...

Sajjan Jindal, chairman of JSW Group, made a bold assertion about India's automobile industry, declaring that local players hold the advantage over global giants like Tesla at the EY Entrepreneur of ...

With the establishment of O.P. Jindal Global University, Naveen Jindal has taken a step further in embracing the concept of the “triple bottom line” in both letter and spirit, writes Prof C.

“If you kind of said 15 years… that’d probably be on the early side. If you said 30, it’s probably on the late side. But if you picked 20, I think a whole bunch of us would believe it”, he said. This ...