Lankan trade unions remain opposed to Adani Group investment in Colombo Port
Sri Lankan port trade unions on Thursday said they were not convinced with the proposal of Indian multinational company Adani Group and its partners buying 49 per cent stake in the Eastern Container Terminal
Budget 2021: Share in Merchandise Exports must be raised from 1.67% to 5% : CII
NEW DELHI: Considering that exports have emerged as a significant growth driver and have the potential to boost economic recovery, the country’s share in world merchandise exports needs to be raised to five percent
DP World lays foundation stone for Free Trade Zone in Mumbai
MUMBAI: Global logistics company DP World has started construction of its Nhava Sheva Business Park (NSBP) Free Trade Zone (FTZ) in Mumbai. The Rs 1000 Cr DP World FTZ investment comes under the Hindustan
New Foreign Trade Policy will be rolled out from April 1, says govt
India’s new Foreign Trade Policy, under formulation, will come into effect from April 1, 2021 for five years and will strive to make the country a leader in international trade, the government said on
UAE reopens airspace, land & sea borders with Qatar
The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure has informed in a Circular that the UAE has decided to end all measures taken against Qatar and reopen its airspace, land and sea
India’s first toy manufacturing cluster Karnataka wants create over 1 lakh jobs
The next time your child plays with a remote controlled car, watch it, as it might well be manufactured in Karnataka. Bhanapur, a remote village in Koppal district, is poised to attain star status
Piyush Goyal describes Quality & Productivity as two very important legs on which the future of Indian industry will stand
NEW DELHI: Minister of Commerce & Industry, Railways, Consumer Affairs and Food & Public Distribution Shri Piyush Goyal has said that Quality & Productivity are going to be two very important legs on which
Global economy expected to expand by 4 per cent in 2021: World Bank
NEW DELHI: As the COVID-19 vaccine started rolling out in many countries, the World Bank expects that the global economy will expand four per cent in 2021, but will still remain more than five