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CII's 50-Product Plan to Boost Manufacturing, Jobs

CII President Rajiv Memani proposes a targeted strategy focusing on India's 50 most imported goods to boost manufacturing, create jobs, and calls for enhanced disinvestment to fund infrastructure. Read the full plan.

India, New Zealand Aim to Double Trade in 5 Years

GTRI think tank urges India and New Zealand to double bilateral trade to $2.6B in five years via a new FTA, focusing on tariffs, agriculture, and services. Key sectors include textiles, pharma, and education.

Smartphone, TV Prices to Rise 6-9% by 2026

Your next smartphone and TV could cost 6-9% more by 2026. A new 10% import duty on key components is set to increase manufacturing costs, impacting major brands. Find out how this will affect your wallet.

India's Arecanut Imports Hit 42,230 Tonnes: Goyal

Union Minister Piyush Goyal reveals India imported 42,230 tonnes of arecanut last fiscal. While export value rose 35.69% in a decade, volume remains stagnant. Get the full analysis.

Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 Tech Import Norms & Key Events

On December 2, 1985, PM Rajiv Gandhi set strict tech import rules for industry, Karnataka CM called for tougher libel laws, and Punjab saw violence. Explore this pivotal day in India's history.

Indian Businesses See US Tariffs as Strategic Cost

Despite new US tariffs, some Indian exporters in sectors like chemicals and engineering find them manageable. They cite strategic market access and competitive advantages as key reasons. Explore the nuanced impact on India-US trade.

MP Demands Ban on Duty-Free Arecanut Imports

Dakshina Kannada MP Captain Brijesh Chowta calls for a ban on duty-free arecanut imports, citing data showing Bhutan and Myanmar dominate shipments. Read his full demand and the potential impact on local farmers.

Rupee Hits Record Low: Why It's Falling

Indian rupee touches all-time low of 89.48 against USD, nearing 90 psychological mark. Learn why the decline continues and how it affects import costs.

India Scraps QCOs on Factory Inputs to Boost Exports

India's decision to roll back quality control orders on factory inputs will reduce manufacturing costs and enhance export competitiveness. Learn how this trade policy reform benefits the economy.

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