Look at the side by side comparison of the EV2 and the Syros EV, completely different cars. Couldn't kia just have made the top and the back a bit similar to the EV2? They would have conquered the market segment entirely.
Missed Opportunity
Tata is clearly the undisputed EV leader for the past 6 months, with 39% market share. If they are as bad as comments say this wouldn't happen.
So what's the truth?
I studied in Chinmay till 10th. Heads it has changed a lot in recent years, not for the better. What the best one nowadays? Good teachers and reasonable workload for LKG to 10th
Does anyone know how to get rid of the annoying automatic text when you share gpay screenshot?
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Between 2022 and 2025, India's three state-owned oil giants — IOC, BPCL, and HPCL — saved over **$13 billion** buying discounted Russian crude at $20–30 below global prices. Not a paisa of that reached the Indian consumer. Pump prices stayed frozen for three straight years.
The profits were extraordinary. In FY2024 alone, IOC posted ₹39,619 crore, BPCL ₹26,859 crore, and HPCL ₹16,000 crore — a combined **₹81,000–86,000 crore in a single year**. Across six years, the three companies together netted approximately **₹1.85–2 lakh crore** in profit, while consumers paid the same price whether crude was $70 or $110 a barrel.
Now crude has surged from $72 to $120 a barrel. The three companies are losing ₹18 per litre on petrol and ₹35 on diesel — **₹30,000 crore a month combined**.
But the math is simple: at ₹30,000 crore a month, it would take over **six months of losses just to erase FY24 profits alone** — never mind the ₹2 lakh crore banked over six years.
The consumer never got the windfall. They deserve the protection.
Summerised by AI. What are your thoughts?
Edit - the 30,000 Cr loss is probably not for one month but from Mid March onwards
My goal is wealth creation with a horizon of 15 years, my risk tolerance is very high. Open to any suggestions