It’s India’s 3rd FTA with a Five-Eyes alliance member in the last 4 years. It is also the 3rd trade deal announced by New Delhi this year, after agreements with the UK & Oman.
Speaking at a summit organised by CII, Goyal also extended his thanks to the first responders and doctors of Delhi's LNJP Hospital for the care given to the injured.
As Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce and Industry, calls out startups for focusing on food and grocery delivery, founders say it's because the govt takes a toll on their functioning.
There’s something deliciously mordant about minister Piyush Goyal standing before India’s most successful non-conformists, only to scold them for conforming a little too successfully.
With US-India trade talks at a critical juncture, Washington has been urging New Delhi to cut tariffs, while India has signalled readiness with selective duty cuts.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal assures central support, while Congress leader Satheesan highlights labour peace and urges the govt to avoid strikes when in opposition.
2 regulations effective soon will impact roughly $9.5 billion, or 13% of India’s total exports to the 27-member bloc. ES says these are more ‘trade protection’ than climate concern.
In tactical terms, the shirtless protest was worse than a self-goal. Suddenly, the fiascos of the AI Summit were forgotten, and the Youth Congress’s disruption became the issue.
IAF is fine with accepting the aircraft with 'must-haves', even if some other steps remain pending, which may take at least another year, it is learnt.
A tiny thaw. More warmth is needed. There is a new reality in Dhaka and India must deal realistically with it. Print journalists have reported from the ground what ordinary Bangladeshis feel about India. That too needs working on. People to people relations, going back a lot in time, is one enduring advantage India enjoys over China in South Asia.
The Print is being absolutely obstinate by refusing to publish an editorial on the SSC teacher’s appointment scam in West Bengal. Despite the Supreme Court upholding the Calcutta High Court order and cancelling the jobs of approximately 26,000 teachers and also asking them to return the salary drawn over the past several years – The Print remains an ostrich with it’s head buried under the sand.
It just would not publish an editorial piece on the issue – lest it affronts Mamata Banerjee and the TMC.
The Print would do absolutely nothing to hurt or rile up Ms. Mamata Banerjee. It was clear from The Print’s coverage of the Sandeshkhali issue as well as it’s daily reportage on West Bengal.
I can recall clearly that The Print had criticised the Calcutta High Court order for cancelling the appointments as well as asking candidates to return the salary drawn.
Just goes on to show how “un-hyphenated” The Print’s journalism really is.
A tiny thaw. More warmth is needed. There is a new reality in Dhaka and India must deal realistically with it. Print journalists have reported from the ground what ordinary Bangladeshis feel about India. That too needs working on. People to people relations, going back a lot in time, is one enduring advantage India enjoys over China in South Asia.
The Print is being absolutely obstinate by refusing to publish an editorial on the SSC teacher’s appointment scam in West Bengal. Despite the Supreme Court upholding the Calcutta High Court order and cancelling the jobs of approximately 26,000 teachers and also asking them to return the salary drawn over the past several years – The Print remains an ostrich with it’s head buried under the sand.
It just would not publish an editorial piece on the issue – lest it affronts Mamata Banerjee and the TMC.
The Print would do absolutely nothing to hurt or rile up Ms. Mamata Banerjee. It was clear from The Print’s coverage of the Sandeshkhali issue as well as it’s daily reportage on West Bengal.
I can recall clearly that The Print had criticised the Calcutta High Court order for cancelling the appointments as well as asking candidates to return the salary drawn.
Just goes on to show how “un-hyphenated” The Print’s journalism really is.