India’s Q-Commerce Market Is Exploding!

From groceries to gadgets in minutes – the quick commerce sector is rewriting retail rules.

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India’s EV journey is picking up speed!
With government support through schemes like FAME II and funds for battery and mineral supply, the EV future looks strong.
Even Tesla’s recent entry into India shows how big the EV opportunity is becoming. ⚡🇮🇳

India spends 14% of its GDP on logistics—well above the global average—mainly due to heavy reliance on costly road transport (67% share).

Boosting rail and multimodal infrastructure can cut costs and improve supply chain efficiency. Key drivers: e-commerce, infra push, and tech adoption.

Mazagon Dock, Garden Reach to HAL: Defence stocks crash up to 19% in just one month. Time to buy or steer clear?

🗣 Insights from Dr. Vikas Gupta, CEO & CIO,
Omniscience Capital.

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Ashwini Shami, EVP and Senior Portfolio Manager ,OmniScience Capital Views on story by Times of India and ET

Why 60% of NSE 500 stocks remain below their 2024 highs

Despite these declines, elevated valuations persist in many ..

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India’s electric consumption set to go up manyfold !

Dainik Bhakar Story on ” 2035 तक भारत के बिजली क्षेत्र में ₹65–70 लाख करोड़ के निवेश की जरूरत, ओम्नीसाइंस रिसर्च ने जारी की विस्तृत रिपोर्ट”

Navbharat Story on Defense sector growth..
Stocks to watch…
Views by Dr Vikas Gupta, CEO and Chief investment strategist, OmniScience Capital

Investing article by Dr Vikas Gupta published by Moneycontrol.com

For wise investing, build on Warren Buffett guru Graham’s bond playbook

Investing in bonds and stocks can be guided by similar principles—focusing on a company’s financial strength, debt coverage and valuation to minimise risk and to generate alpha.

Investment strategy for equit…[Read more]

Investing article by Dr Vikas Gupta published by Moneycontrol.com

For wise investing, build on Warren Buffett guru Graham’s bond playbook

Investing in bonds and stocks can be guided by similar principles—focusing on a company’s financial strength, debt coverage and valuation to minimise risk and to generate alpha.

Investment strategy for e…[Read more]

Small stocks, big surge: Over 50 microcaps soar up to 5,500% despite market turmoil

“One could say that it is a mini-bubble in a group of penny stocks and one should be extremely careful not to get trapped with their core investment corpus in such stocks,” said Vikas Gupta, CEO at OmniScience Capital.

NACL Industries, Kothari Industrial…[Read more]

Daily Voice: Ashwini Shami of OmniScience says this sector is severely mispriced, offers strong investment opportunity

OmniScience has been overweight on the banking sector, said Ashwini Shami.

Banking is one of the few major sectors that Ashwini Shami, co-founder of OmniScience Capital, finds severely mispriced. “The sector provides an…[Read more]

Omni Insights
India’s Metro transformation is on the fast track!
More routes, more people, more speed — and a massive budget boost too.

From slow beginnings to rapid progress, the change is hard to miss.
See how far we’ve come!

India’s Power, Defence & Railways: Big Unlock Ahead!

Check out OmniScience Capital’s latest OmniVista July 2025 report — see how Scientific Investing helps you stay focused on Capital Multipliers and tap into multiple Growth Vectors as they unlock.

Power sector transformation, India Energy Stack, Defence budget boost and smart rebalancing insig…[Read more]

Valuation fears hit defence stocks: Where are they headed? Here’s what OmniScience Capital says

The Nifty India Defence Index had surged 42.2% in the past three months, far outpacing the Nifty’s 13.2% gain. The strong momentum revived concerns over high price-to-earnings multiples, with some stocks trading at nearly 60 times earnings — well above…[Read more]

Achieving Rs 1 Crore with SIP: The Power of Annual Step-Up Investments

Dr. Vikas Gupta, CEO & Chief Investment Strategist, OmniScience Capital says, No, it’s highly unlikely that a fixed Rs 6,000 monthly SIP will grow to Rs 1 crore in 20 years. For that to happen, the investment would need to consistently deliver a 17% CAGR over two decades – whi…[Read more]