Laptop and Tablet imports from China surged 47% to $273.6 million in March
NEW DELHI : Five months after India started monitoring imports of major electronic hardware products, inbound shipments of personal computers (PCs), including laptops and tablets, from China surged by 47.1 per cent to $273.6
“India has built huge capabilities in the area of information and cyber security”: Chairman, TEPC
NEW DELHI : “The Indian Telecom Sector has witnessed significant progress in the recent years. There are several Indian companies which have been designing, manufacturing and exporting telecom equipment. Telecom equipment designed and manufactured
Maldives said India and China have agreed to cooperate in paying in local currency for imports
MALE : The Maldives on Wednesday said both India and China have agreed to cooperate in efforts to pay for imports in their respective countries’ currency instead of the US dollar, which is likely
Government of India taking action against Everest and MDH, also recommending corrective measures
NEW DELHI : The Indian government has taken action against spice-exporting companies Everest and MDH, conducting inspections and recommending corrective measures after tests revealed elevated levels of ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing chemical, in products
CONCOR to add 200 LNG trucks for improved logistics service
NEW DELHI : Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) plans to enhance its first-mile and last-mile logistics services by adding 200 more Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) trucks to its fleet. This initiative aligns with Concor’s
Govt recovers Rs 852 crore under amnesty scheme for exporters
NEW DELHI : The one-time amnesty scheme for exporters who failed to meet obligations that they had agreed upon while availing duty-free imports of inputs and machinery for production has netted the government Rs
India and UAE conclude meeting on IMEEC
NEW DELHI : India and the UAE recently concluded a significant meeting focused on the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC). The meeting, held under the Intergovernmental Framework Agreement, aimed at enhancing cooperation for the development and
Indian spice trade group fears plunge in exports due to pesticide ethylene oxide scrutiny
AHMEDABAD : An Indian spice trade group said on Friday that spice exports could drop by 40% after two major brands were hit with contamination allegations over the use of a pesticide the group