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The ‘China plus one’ winners: 5 Indian chemical giants capturing the global shift

India is emerging as a global hub for specialty chemicals, driven by the ‘China+1’ supply chain diversification and its strength…

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Watchlist 2026: The 2 hidden gems Mukul Agrawal is betting on for the next cycle

Mukul Agrawal bought 2 stocks in 2025, and they have already created ripples in the investor circles with returns of…

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Mukul Agarwal's Latest Bets: A Deep Dive into the Super Investor's 6 New Portfolio Additions Worth Rs 450 Crore. (Image Source: Canva)

A Rs 450 crore alert: Super investor Mukul Agarwal just loaded up on these 6 stocks

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The hidden stocks supporting India's EV industry. (Image Source: Canva)

5 ‘Hidden’ stocks that form the secret backbone of India’s booming EV industry

Select specialty chemical firms are quietly powering India’s EV revolution. Discover how these behind-the-scenes players are shaping the future—and which…

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