2nd meeting of India-Cambodia Joint Working Group on Trade & Investment
NEW DELHI : The second meeting of India-Cambodia Joint Working Group on Trade & Investment (JWGTI) was hosted by India in Vanijya Bhawan here, on Wednesday. The meeting was co-chaired by Joint Secretary, Department
Commerce Ministry to take up the issue of rice export curbs with inter-ministerial panel
NEW DELHI : The Commerce Ministry is likely to move a proposal before the Amit Shah-led Committee of Ministers (CoM) on food prices to “suitably change” the export duty structure on parboiled non-Basmati rice.
May e-WAY bill generation touched 10.32 crore, second all-time high : GSTN
NEW DELHI : e-WAY bill generation touched 10.32 crore in May, which is the second all-time high generation. Normally, May does not see many activities, still, higher numbers could be attributed to an increase
Boost for maritime sector as Rs 76,220 Crore Vadhavan Port planned in Maharashtra gets cabinet nod
NEW DELHI : The Union cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Wednesday cleared the proposal to develop a Rs 76,220 crore deep water port at Vadhavan near Dahanu in Maharashtra’s Palghar district.
Goods demand slowing, global growth outlook likely to weaken : Report
NEW DELHI : Growth in global goods demand likely weakened to 1.5 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) in May, according to a report by Axis Bank Research on Wednesday. This is below the near 3.5
CCEA may consider Rs 76,220-crore Maharashtra Container port plan Today
MUMBAI : The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), scheduled to meet at 5 pm on June 19, is expected to take up the proposal to develop a new deep-water major port at Vadhavan
Pre-Budget expectations: Industry bodies suggest tax reforms to revenue secy
NEW DELHI : Three industry bodies suggested changes in India’s tax regime in their pre-Budget discussions with Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra here on Tuesday. The bodies — Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), PHD Chamber
Chinese imports slowdown during Jan-April 2024
NEW DELHI : India’s efforts to boost manufacturing and cut its dependence on Chinese imports appear to have met with some success with merchandise imports from the neighbour declining in the three months since