In conversation with Bajaj Auto’s Rakesh Sharma
Bajaj Auto's Rakesh Sharma charts out the road ahead for India's two-wheeler sector as it tackles the dual challenge of muted retail sentiment in rural India and supply side headwinds.
Bajaj Auto's Rakesh Sharma charts out the road ahead for India's two-wheeler sector as it tackles the dual challenge of muted retail sentiment in rural India and supply side headwinds.
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15 Feb 2022
Mukul Yudhveer Singh

Autocar Professional Bureau