Piyush Goyal highlights ongoing trade negotiations with all major trading nations of the world at the 98th AGM of FICCI
NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, said that India has concluded balanced and equitable trade agreements with Australia, the UAE, Mauritius, the United Kingdom and the four-nation EFTA
India–Afghanistan gear up to restart cargo flights amid Pakistan transit freeze
NEW DELHI : India and Afghanistan are drawing closer once again, this time, doing so above Pakistan’s head. After months of border closures, airspace restrictions, and disrupted trade routes, New Delhi and Kabul are
Indian Economy likely to have grown between 7-7.5% during Q2 of FY26, suggest reports
NEW DELHI : A Finance Ministry report on Thursday indicated that the economic growth rate during the July-September quarter (Q2 of Fiscal Year 2025-26) could be in the range of 7-7.5 per cent. Statistics
103rd Meeting of Network Planning Group under PM GatiShakti evaluates key infrastructure projects
NEW DELHI : The 103rd Meeting of the Network Planning Group (NPG), convened today to evaluate infrastructure projects. The meeting focused on enhancing multimodal connectivity and logistics efficiency in alignment with the PM GatiShakti
US-ASEAN Business Council urges Regional Alignment to Advance Southeast Asia’s Circular Economy
JOHOR, MALAYSIA & JAKARTA, INDONESIA: To accelerate Southeast Asia’s transition to a circular economy, the US-ASEAN Business Council (USABC) is actively fostering collaboration between the private and public sectors. The goal is to develop
DP World joins forces with UAE–India CEPA Council start-up series to empower Indian innovations
MUMBAI : DP World reinforced its commitment to advancing UAE–India economic ties as a supporting organisation in the UAE–India CEPA Council’s flagship Start‑Up Series, which showcases and nurtures small, high-potential Indian businesses. As part
US and Canada step up WTO challenge to India’s $18 billion rice policy
NEW DELHI : The debate around India’s rice trade intensified this week after representatives from the United States and Canada raised objections at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). Their complaint centred on the worry
How tariffs are eating into export gains from a weak rupee
NEW DELHI : Despite a sharp depreciation since 2013, from around 60 to almost 90 against the dollar, merchandise exports grew only modestly, from $313 billion in 2013 to about $440 billion in 2024-25.