Indian Govt. on highest alert to safeguard Indian Seafarers amid evolving maritime security situation in Gulf Region
NEW DELHI : In view of the rapidly evolving security situation in the Gulf region and surrounding waters, the Government of India continue to monitor, and coordinate response mechanisms to safeguard Indian seafarers and
DGTR organises media briefing on trade remedy measures and fair-trade practices
NEW DELHI : The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR), Department of Commerce, organised a media briefing on the theme “Trade Remedy Measures: Creating a Level Playing Field for Indian Industry” at its headquarters
APEDA to park maximum fee in FDs from non-Basmati export development fund
NEW DELHI : An internal committee under the Non-Basmati Rice Development Fund (NBDF), managed by the government’s agri-export promotion body APEDA, has decided to invest all amount above ₹ 1 crore in term deposit
Nepal refute media reports claiming ban on import of Indian mangoes
KATHMANDU : The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare has refuted certain media reports claiming that Nepal has imposed a ban or suspension on the import of mangoes from India. It said that these
Strait of Hormuz “closed to all vessels,” says Iran’s IRGC amid escalating tensions
TEHRAN: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said the Strait of Hormuz will be “closed to all vessels” following new US strikes on Iran, warning that any ship attempting to pass through the waterway
A dam across the sea: Kalpasar gets fresh push after PM’s Netherlands visit
GANDHINAGAR : The long-pending Kalpasar Project, which proposes a dam across the Gulf of Khambhat to create a massive freshwater reservoir for water-scarce Saurashtra, has received a fresh push after Prime Minister Shri Narendra
Indian Railway creates history with Electric Double-Stack Container Trains
NEW DELHI : India continues to set new benchmarks in railway innovation and freight transportation, becoming the first and only country in the world to operate double-stack container trains hauled by electric locomotives under
Congestion at ports causes by West Asia crisis, exporters name liners’ as-‘opportunistic pricing’
NEW DELHI : Amid logistical disruption due to the West Asia crisis, Indian exporters are grappling with mounting financial burden posed by “opportunistic” pricing practices by foreign shipping lines and “non-transparent” imposition of detention,