The three-day Global marine India Summit (GMIS), which will be held in Mumbai, will be opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi via video conference on Tuesday. He will also present

According to think tank GTRI, the planned free trade deal between the two nations will assist India’s high quality, labour-intensive products including clothing, footwear, carpets, and cars by eliminating import

Government Extends Minimum Export Price (MEP) In response to ongoing efforts to control the export of rice, India has announced its decision to maintain the minimum export price (MEP) for

According to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, the opening of passenger ferry service between Tamil Nadu’s Nagapattinam and Sri Lanka’s Kankesanthurai is “truly a big step” for people-to-people ties between

Emerging Market Concerns: Middle East Crisis, Fuel Prices, and Supply Chain Fragmentation Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, representing India, spoke at the G20 Presidency 4th Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors

India is backtracking on an earlier intention to put limitations on laptop imports, months after hastily announcing such plans, which drew outrage from businesses and the US government. The usage

After dry weather scorched cane fields in the world’s second-largest producer, India is set to put limitations on sugar exports, tightening the global supply of the sweetener. India’s sugar exports

India has received a fresh batch of Swiss bank account details, marking the fifth annual exchange of information between Switzerland and India. The data includes information on hundreds of financial

The current account deficit (CAD) of India increased sequentially to $9.2 billion in the quarter ended June 2023 (Q1 FY24), or 1.1 percent of GDP,

Taiwan and India are discussing an agreement to allow the migration of Indian employees to alleviate labor shortages in critical industries in the East Asian island area.

In order to connect its economy with the nation’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, India will set carbon emission reduction objectives for four sectors that rely on fossil fuels, according to two government officials.

India is considering spending 600 billion rupees ($7.2 billion) to offer subsidised loans for small urban dwellings, according to two government sources.