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Bangladesh-Nepal power trade may not happen soon - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh-Nepal power trade may not happen soon

The prospect of a 50 MW electricity transfer from Nepal to Bangladesh through India may defer after it has been informed that the Baharampur-Bheramara cross-border power transmission is not immediately possible, reports The Annapurna Express. Government officials and private sector representatives, who interacted with Indian officials during a

India to build first rail link to Bhutan - Vimarsana News

India to build first rail link to Bhutan

Indian Railways (IR) plans to start construction next year on a 57km broad-gauge line connecting Kokrajhar in India to Gelephu in Bhutan costing $US 129.9m.

An India-China Reset Is a Long Way Off - Vimarsana News

An India-China Reset Is a Long Way Off

India has made it clear that normalization can only take place if China accommodates its interests.

Golden jubilee for closer Korea-India ties - Vimarsana News

Golden jubilee for closer Korea-India ties

Next year marks the golden jubilee of Korea-India diplomatic ties. The golden jubilee could be translated into an opportune moment for bilateral relations to be upgraded to the next level with a set of concrete cooperation projects that are more ambitious and action-oriented in regard to cooperation. Korea and India, two thriving democracies in the Indo-Pacific region, are natural partners for many reasons.

Emerging markets to buoy exports in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Emerging markets to buoy exports in 2023

Thailand's exports are expected to maintain growth momentum next year, albeit at a slower pace than this year, shored up by strong demand from emerging markets in Asia and the Middle East, speakers at a seminar said on Thursday.