Supreme Court dismisses MSME plea against 45-day credit extension rule
NEW DELHI : The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge by micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) against Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act rule that restricts them from extending
India extends duty-free import of yellow peas for another four months
NEW DELHI : India has extended the timeline for duty-free imports of yellow peas by four more months until October 2024, according to an official notification. In early December, the central government allowed duty-free
Indian Government imposes 40% export duty on onion from May 4
NEW DELHI : The government of India on Friday imposed a 40 per cent duty on export of onions. It also exempted duty on the import of desi chana till March 31, 2025. Besides,
Houthis may strike more ships beyond Red Sea: Bad news for Indian exports?
NEW DELHI : In what could prove to be bad news for Indian exporters, Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthis are extending their attacks on merchant shipping hundreds of miles out into the wider Indian Ocean, with
Breakwater construction at Vizhinjam Seaport over; Trial run of cargo moving in June
THIRUVANANTHPURAM : Construction of the 3-km-long breakwater, said to be the most important one, at the Vizhinjam International Seaport has been completed. With this, the trial run of the loading and unloading of cargo
Freight Bridge Logistics stuffed First LCL container from CONCOR, ICD-Ankleshwar
AHMEDABAD : Freight Bridge Logistics Pvt. Ltd. (FBL) stuffed their First LCL container from CONCOR, ICD-Ankleshwar, according to a official Communique. With this FBL have added another ICD in its list to provide LCL
Spices exporters forum allays concerns over ethylene oxide usage
NEW DELHI : In response to recent bans imposed by Singapore and Hong Kong on specific spice exports due to the presence of ethylene oxide, the All India Spices Exporters Forum (AISEF) has stepped forward to
Karnataka Mango exporters faces headwinds due to surging air freight charges
BENGALURU : Mango growers in Karnataka are hit by a double whammy this year — low yield and a dramatic surge in air freight charges. The crisis in the Middle East is impacting the