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'Narrow': EAM S Jaishankar reacts to US' 'sanction warning' after Chabahar Port deal - Vimarsana News

'Narrow': EAM S Jaishankar reacts to US' 'sanction warning' after Chabahar Port deal

EAM Jaishankar emphasizes the regional benefits of India's Chabahar Port agreement despite US warnings of potential sanctions.

Drug export regime recast to soothe quality concerns - Vimarsana News

Drug export regime recast to soothe quality concerns

Apart from tightening the approvals process for pharmaceutical products meant for overseas markets, the government’s efforts are also directed at strengthening drug exports

Foreign pilots might get to ride India's aviation boom for another year - Vimarsana News

Foreign pilots might get to ride India's aviation boom for another year

Amid a persistent shortage of experienced commanders, India plans to extend the tenure of foreign pilots to cater to the demands of the country's fast-expanding aviation industry

Petcare, travel, health: Discretionary spending could unlock $50 bn opportunity for new-age brands - Vimarsana News

Petcare, travel, health: Discretionary spending could unlock $50 bn opportunity for new-age brands

Deepening e-commerce penetration, lowering cost barriers and internet access before discretionary income are enablers now converging to make brand-building lucrative and exciting for entrepreneurs

After Europe's carbon tax, Germany props up fresh hurdles for Indian companies - Vimarsana News

After Europe's carbon tax, Germany props up fresh hurdles for Indian companies

A new German rule requires companies to identify, assess, prevent, and remedy any potential human rights and environmental violations, even if indirectly, across their operations and supply chains. Violations could involve hefty fines and loss of business