No immediate areas of concern over India-Canada row: Nasscom
NEW DELHI : The escalating tensions between India and Canada have put Indian IT companies in a wait-and-watch mode but industry experts believe that there are no immediate areas of concern at this moment.
Kenya starts export of avocados to India; first shipment arrives at Mumbai
MUMBAI : Kenya has kick-started the export of avocado fruit to India this month and the first shipment has already arrived. “The first shipment has arrived at Mumbai. We assure that many many more metric tonnes of avocados will
Eyebrows raised at China’s state-owned players’ increased stakes in European Ports
FRANCE : Chinese companies hold investments in some 31 container seaport terminals in Europe and the Mediterranean as of end-August, reflecting the increased activity by China’s state players in Europe’s port network since 2016,
Gujarat govt organising ‘Summit of Success’ to celebrate 20 years of ‘Vibrant Gujarat Summit’ on September 28
AHMEDABAD : To celebrate the completion of 20 years of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit, the Gujarat government will organise an event called the ‘Summit of Success’ in Ahmedabad on September 28, Chief Minister Shri
Huawei ships Chinese-made chips for surveillance cameras signalling comeback post US export controls
SHENZHEN : Huawei Technologies unit has begun shipping new Chinese-made chips for surveillance cameras according to sources. It is a fresh sign the Chinese tech giant is finding ways around 4 years to overcome
Turkey proposes alternative to India-Middle East Trade corridor
NEW DELHI : Turkey has been engaged in “intensive negotiations” to find a substitute for the India-Middle East trade corridor proposal, which was adopted at the G20 meeting this month. Turkey wants to maintain
Mongolia is looking for coking coal supplies to India
ULAANBAATAR : Mongolia is keen to tap India as a probable partner for supply of coking coal and has reportedly approached the Steel Ministry to explore probable tie-ups, those familiar with the developments said.
Sri Lanka to lift import controls on 100 items: Minister
COLOMBO : Sri Lanka plans to lift import controls on 100 items which were banned during forex shortages in the past two years, which was hurting small and medium industries, State Minister for Finance
