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India is implementing a four-pronged strategy to boost exports amid global trade uncertainties and new US tariffs. This includes fast-tracking trade pacts with the UK, EU, and Oman, improving ease of doing business, enhancing export competitiveness, and diversifying export and import markets. The government is also working to increase FTA utilization and focusing on export promotion in 50 key countries.
India's goods exports rebounded in July, increasing by 7.2% to $37.2 billion, ending a two-month slump, while imports surged by 14.7%. This led to a widened trade deficit of $27.4 billion, despite a decline in petroleum product exports. ...more
The Pallonji Mistry family, holding 18.4% of Tata Sons, supported Noel Tata's appointment to the board at the annual shareholder meeting. This decision follows Tata Trusts' direction for Tata Sons to facilitate an exit for the Mistry fa ...more
This Independence Day, Indian companies are emphasizing self-reliance and national pride through various campaigns and product launches. Brands like Rasna, SolarSquare, and Pepperfry are showcasing indigenous products and supporting loc ...more
The push for updated contact details also comes as the government tightens rules around unpaid tolls, which, like pending e-challans, involve enforcement gaps and delayed recovery
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