NEW DELHI : The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) inaugurated the International Trade Negotiations Program for officials of the Department of Commerce (DOC) on Monday. Organised by IIFT’s Centre for International Negotiations (CIN),
NEW DELHI : The Centre on Monday announced first set of two rail links totaling 89 km between India and Bhutan, i.e. Kokrajhar-Gelephu (Assam) and Banarhat-Samtse (West Bengal), at a cost of ₹4,033 crore.
GANDHINAGAR : GIFT City, India’s ambitious financial and business hub project, is steadily moving towards becoming a premier global destination for investment, innovation and long-term growth. However, according to a recent survey report by
NEW DELHI : Shri Pabitra Margherita, Union Minister of State for Textiles and External Affairs, is scheduled to undertake an official visit to Moscow, Russia, from 1st to 3rd October 2025. During the visit,
CARY: Railinc and Duke University’s Christensen Family Center for Innovation (CFCI) Tuesday announced a new collaboration to explore practical innovations that advance freight rail safety and efficiency. The initiative will harness Duke’s Product Lab,
NEW DELHI : The Indian Ports Act, 2025 replaces outdated provisions of the Indian Ports Act, 1908, with modern & contemporary regulations.• The Act establishes Maritime State Development Council (MSDC) as a statutoryconsultative body
NEW DELHI : The government’s reform agenda will cushion the economy against the adverse effects of trade disruptions, the Finance Ministry said on Friday, as it pitched for vigilance against external shocks and global
AHMEDABAD: ESL has marked a significant milestone in India’s logistics sector by successfully booking and loading an entire rail corridor from ICD Ahmedabad (Virochannagar Adani ICD) to Mundra Port on 24 September, 2025, comprising
KOCHI : The Kerala High Court on Thursday lowered the security deposit required from the owners of MSC ELSA III, the vessel that sank off the state’s coast, causing extensive pollution, for the release
NEW DELHI : India said a fresh humanitarian aid to quake-hit Afghanistan has reached Kabul via the Chabahar Port. Afghanistan was struck by a 6.0 magnitude earthquake on August 31, claiming more than 2,000