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Venture Highway Meesho: Venture Highway first invested in Meesho in 2015. The exit comes just days after Venture Highway co-founder Samir Sood stepped down as a partner of the firm. At the same time, it had appointed Priya Mohan as the managing partner.

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India and Brazil have set an "aspirational" target of increasing two-way trade to $50 billion by 2030, according to Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal. The current bilateral trade stands at $15.2 billion, and the two countries are aiming for $30 billion in the next 3-4 years. During discussions, the two sides also explored market access issues and areas of cooperation, including biofuels and renewables. They also agreed to expand the existing preferential trade agreement between India a...

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India and the UK are in advanced negotiations for a free trade agreement, with both sides working to resolve remaining issues. Talks are expected to conclude this month, and a majority of the chapters have already been closed. The main points of contention include dispute settlement mechanisms and import duties on goods such as scotch whiskey and automobiles. India is seeking greater market access for skilled professionals in sectors like IT and healthcare, while the UK is looking for opportunit...

Commenting on the fall in Udaan’s overall FY23 revenue and the impact on FMCG business, he said, “The contribution of FMCG in Udaan is expected to grow further from 30%. With a wider selection, reach and more acceptance, I see FY23 to be much stronger than 22.”

India and Brazil have set an "aspirational" target of increasing two-way trade to $50 billion by 2030, according to Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal. The current bilateral trade stands at $15.2 billion, and the two countries are aiming for $30 billion in the next 3-4 years. During discussions, the two sides also explored market access issues and areas of cooperation, including biofuels and renewables. They also agreed to expand the existing preferential trade agreement between India a...