DCBA honoured by CONCOR for facilitating EXIM trade
NEW DELHI : The Delhi Customs Brokers Association (DCBA) received the CONCOR Exim Star Award for its outstanding trade facilitation initiatives in Delhi NCR region since its formation 62 years ago. The award was
BPR 2024: Construction of India’s first State-Of-The-Art semiconductor fab begins in Dholera, Gujarat
AHMEDABAD : India’s first AI-enabled semiconductor fab has begun construction in Dholera, Gujarat, with Tata Electronics and Powerchip Semiconductor. The Rs. 91,000 crore project aims for 50,000 wafer production per month by 2026. It
WT-ECIB Scheme likely to benefit 1,000 new small exporters : Commerce Ministry
NEW DELHI : The ECGC is aiming to reduce the export credit gap through the WT-ECIB Scheme, which is expected to benefit about 1,000 new small exporters, in addition to the existing 8,000-odd by
Trump-Era tariffs on China Open $25 Billion US Export Window for India: Exporters to FM Sitharaman
NEW DELHI : The trade war between the United States (US) and China under the Donald Trump presidency could create an additional $25-billion export opportunity in the US for Indian exporters, the Federation of
AD Ports Group completes restructuring of Noatum Group assets
ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group a leading enabler of global trade, logistics and industry (ADX: ADPORTS), announced the completion of the biggest restructuring in its corporate history, integrating the assets of recently acquired
PM Modi’s pre-budget agenda : Driving 7-8% growth to realize ‘Viksit Bharat’ vision by 2047
NEW DELHI : Restoring 7-8% economic growth amid global challenges and geopolitical tensions was a central focus during Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s meeting with economists on Tuesday. The discussions aimed to ensure India
IPA and NeGD signs MoU to enhance digital transformation in maritime
NEW DELHI : Indian Ports Association (IPA) and National eGovernance Division (NeGD) have signed an MoU on 24th December 2024 to enhance digital transformation in the maritime sector. This MoU aims to revolutionize the
Coastal Shipping Bill faces backlash
NEW DELHI : The Coastal Shipping Bill has come under criticism for exerting “excessive control” over the hiring of foreign-flagged ships, a move exporters and importers argue will increase transaction costs and undermine the