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Commerce ministry discussing issue with finance ministry, optimism about finding a solution

At least $8.3m apparels were waiting for export at fire-ravaged Bangladesh depot

The AIFMP virtual session on 19 March shed light on how print businesses could leverage the export potential. Aultrin Vijay reports

Sample what we have got. the traditional export products that would not have got a look in in the uk, people are slowly finding favour with. carl, it is martin, all right? tell me, when you went through it yesterday, how did it go? it was fairly quick, was it? half an hour, oh thats pretty good. see when you get back. so, yes, that was one of our drivers, that phone call was the nice bit, that you have gone through the whole pain barrier to getting over there. the brexit charges and the modern l...

The government is unlikely to extend the distribution of free food grains beyond March 2022.

The ongoing uncertainty over Covid-19 pandemic has tested the resilience of India’s healthcare system. More needs to be done, a survey conducted by Grant Thornton Bharat showed.

Indian Steel Association (ISA) has submitted its memorandum to the government, seeking removal of 'lesser duty rule' and lower duties on input raw materials.

The industry has significant aftermarket operations that are plagued by grey operations and counterfeits due to the high 28 per cent GST rate.

Increasing India’s electronics exports and share in global value chains (GVC) was the main focus of the vision document launched by MeitY.

The government has allowed duty-free import of raw materials and capital goods for undertaking manufacturing in customs bonded warehouses (CBWs) under this scheme introduced this year.