India's Karnataka state aims to double its global capability centres (GCCs) count to 1,000 and create 350,000 new jobs by 2029, according to a draft policy launched on Friday aimed at attracting more foreign companies to set up local offices.

Following UP’s tax waiver on hybrid cars, Karnataka is now aiming to reduce levies and give financial incentives to firms in the clean mobility space, which includes a significant cut for hybrid vehicles.

India's southern state of Karnataka plans to cut levies and offer financial incentives to companies in the clean mobility sector, including a steep tax cut for hybrid cars that will be a boost for Toyota,

India's southern state of Karnataka plans to cut levies and offer financial incentives to companies in the clean mobility sector, including a steep tax cut for hybrid cars that will be a boost for Toyota,