TopicIndian imports

Topic: Indian imports

Why India’s exports bucked trend, showed higher growth than imports in 3 quarters of 2021-22

Pia Krishnankutty - 21 January, 2022

Merchandise exports touched $301.38 billion in April-December 2021, a 26.49% increase over same period in 2019. Imports touched $443.82 billion for the same period, a 21.87% increase.

Liberal palm oil import rules will harm self-sufficiency, say farmers & traders, seek review

Samyak Pandey - 6 August, 2021

As edible oil prices hit record highs, govt reduced duty on crude palm oil to 10% from 15%. To further cool down prices, licence-free import of palm oil products was allowed till 31 Dec.

India’s exports rise by 46.43% to $14.06 billion crore during first half of June

PTI - 16 June, 2021

Exports of sectors such as engineering, gems and jewellery and petroleum products recorded healthy growth rates. During the same period, imports too rose by 98.33% to $19.59 billion.

India’s exports grow by over 67% to $32.21 billion in May, trade deficit at $6.32 billion

PTI - 2 June, 2021

According to data released by the commerce ministry, exports in May stood at $19.24 billion in 2020 and was at $29.85 billion in 2019.

India’s exports jump to $30.21 billion in April, trade deficit widens to $15.24 billion

PTI - 2 May, 2021

Imports rose by over three-folds to $45.45 billion last month as against $17.09 billion in April 2020, according to data released by the commerce ministry.

Ladakh shows Russia won’t choose between India and China. It doesn’t want to

Jyoti Malhotra - 26 January, 2021

US sanctions on Russia as well as its determination to paint Vladimir Putin as the bad guy is driving Moscow into Beijing’s arms. Make no mistake, this is a willing embrace.

RCEP would’ve led to flood of imports into India. Reform is a better way to boost exports

Ila Patnaik - 20 November, 2020

India hasn’t signed the RCEP, leading to concerns that it will get isolated. But it’s a China-centric deal that would have few advantages for India’s exports.

NSG & ITBP allow foreign bidders for sniper rifles, months before embargo kicks in

Snehesh Alex Philip - 19 September, 2020

The 7.62x51mm sniper rifle is one of 101 items on the negative import list issued in August. Its import embargo kicks in December.

India’s exports dip by 12.66%, imports by 26% in August, trade deficit at $6.77 billion

PTI - 15 September, 2020

The contraction in August was higher than in July (10.21 per cent) and June (12.41 per cent). Oil imports also declined by 41.62 per cent to $6.42 billion in the month.

Green tea to underpants, China’s grip on Indian lives goes beyond phone apps

Regina Mihindukulasuriya - 4 July, 2020

There is no way Indians can live without most of the 8,000-odd stuff the country imports from China. So it's just better to wait for the tensions at LAC to simmer down.

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The four-point plan to revive Pakistan’s economy—from land reform to real estate

Aasim Sajjad Akhtar - 16 May, 2022

Pakistan must reduce non-productive expenditures like defence. The country's political economy has been overdetermined by the imperative of 'national security'.

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Topic: Indian imports

On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

Opinion

The four-point plan to revive Pakistan’s economy—from land reform to real estate

Zoya Akhtar’s films on rich people appealed to the masses. ‘The Archies’ does not

Auction for your eyeballs: Google is sharing our personal data at a staggering scale

Economy

Bad timing could hamper LIC IPO

Defence

India ‘doesn’t foresee’ border fighting with China, but ‘won’t back down’ if tensions reignite

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