CBC Chairman said India’s development path will not be the same as China’s
NEW DELHI : Chairman of the Capacity Building Commission Adil Zainulbhai has said that, as India moves towards the mission of ‘Viksit Bharat’ and becoming a developed country by 2047, the development path for
The First meeting under India-UAE CMAA took place between CBIC and UAE Customs
NEW DELHI : The First meeting under India-UAE CMAA took place between CBIC and UAE Customs on 23rd May 2024. Both sides, led by Chairman CBIC, Sh Sanjay Kumar Agrawal and H.E. Ahmad Abdullah
Brazil, EU urge India for timely notifications on sugar subsidies at WTO
NEW DELHI : A group of WTO member countries, including Brazil, Canada and the European Union, have urged India to submit timely notifications on sugar subsidies in the World Trade Organisation, an official said.
India looking for FTA & SAFTA : Maldives Minister
MALE : According to Maldives, India has initiated efforts to create a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries and deliberations are ongoing for achieving it. “They (India) want there to be a
NYK presents its decarbonization strategy at forum hosted by ADB
MANILLA : Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) participated for the first time in the “Asia and the Pacific Transport Forum” hosted by the Asian Development Bank in Manila, Philippines, on May 17. At the
Maldives to soon launch India’s RuPay Service
MALE : RuPay is the first of its global card payment network in India. Meanwhile, Maldives has not announced any date for the launch of the service. Notwithstanding the turbulence in their bilateral ties,
Red Sea crisis: Container shortage & soaring shipping costs drive up cost of white goods
KIEL (GERMANY) : The ongoing conflict in West Asia, particularly in the Red Sea region has severely impacted global shipping, causing a significant increase in sea freight costs and disrupting the supply chains for
Improved business activity casts doubt over rate cuts
WASHINGTON/LONDON : Businesses across the globe broadly enjoyed an improved performance this month with activity picking up in the United States and across parts of Asia and Europe, surveys showed on Thursday, giving central