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Experts feel that absence of such a mechanism creates structural disadvantage for manufacturers
Wholesale prices in markets outside Jammu and Kashmir have fallen by 3040%, driven by rising temperatures and a decline in fruit quality
Thunderstorm activity is set to gather urgency over the south-western state around April 22 (Wednesday next), roughly 40 days ahead of the normal June 1 onset of themonsoon in Kerala
The partnership will focus on promoting regenerative farming practices, improving agricultural productivity, and enabling environmentally responsible solutions across agriculture, aquaculture, and allied sectors
The average price realised is 205 compared to 201 in the previous week
Industry sources estimate that exports to West Asia account for around 2,0002,500 crore, constituting roughly 34% of Indias total seafood exports
The company aims to disburse 8,000 crore to 9,000 crore in loans in the year ending March 2027 and has already sanctioned 3,700 crore for two greenfield ports in Andhra Pradesh, taking the total sanctions to 11,100 crore so far
Telangana wants Centre to sanction 4,000 crore to purchase 15 lakh tonnes
Rising economic weight boosts appeal for alternative investors; private markets gain traction
Indias craft beer market is set to approach $1 billion by FY27, driven by rapid growth in premium and innovative brews such as honey ales and tea-infused beers, which are outpacing the broader beer segment
AI Governance and Economic Group (AIGEG) to coordinate policy across ministries, departments and sectoral regulators and oversee cross-sectoral governance issues
Both sides are believed to have detailed discussions on loss-making Air India
Water level in four of the five regions below 50 per cent; deficient rain in 30% of the country since March 1
Jet fuel supplies are tightening due to the Iran war and oil disruptions, raising concerns over higher airfares, flight cuts and travel uncertainty as airlines brace for a challenging summer season
Officials said both military and civilian-use goods, including oil and metals, could be treated as contraband
While the government cited technical reasons for notifying the law now, discussions are underway to enable its rollout by 2029 instead of the earlier 2034 timeline
Government asks industry to prepare for E25 compliant vehicles
A total of 19 factories are currently operational, as against 38 mills operating at the same time last year, ISMA says
Study flags rising costs, traffic shifts and sectoral stress
With payment delays, skyrocketing shipping costs, and shrinking profits, small and medium-sized exporters are worried that this extra financial burden could threaten their place in the competitive global market
Trade sees volumes down at 5.6-5.7 million tonnes from previous years 7.3 million tonnes
The zone also achieved over 93% punctuality, improving connectivity and passenger convenience across South India while maintaining efficiency despite ongoing infrastructure works.
The DGCA has launched an investigation into the incident, which occurred while one aircraft was stationary and the other was taxiing.
The airline cited financial distress and offered property as security, while the opposing side argued the issue had already been settled by higher courts.
(This interview with Mark Mobius was originally published in October 2015. It is being republished following his passing yesterday)
Government yet to finalise financial arrangements to complete the deal, say sources
India exports around 800,000 tons of sulphur a year, with more than 90% going to China
Industry approaches MNRE for softening CERC order
Indias prices most competitive; Beijings imports come when it has alleged the presence of GMO in New Delhis shipments
The restaurant and food services sector is also facing challenges, with around 10% of restaurants reported to have shut down and business declining by 79,000 crore per month
The two sides are also expected to discuss regional and global issues and their cooperation in international organisations
Heat-building anticyclone may move across Central India and Peninsular India during next seven days
AI, quantum computing and frontier technologies to drive growth in IT services, advanced manufacturing and healthcare
While Delhi accounts for just 3-4% of national 2W and PV sales, it acts as India's lead indicator for EV penetration
He said there was a need to understand the range of uncertainty arising out of the conflict, particularly in South Asia and in general in the Asia-Pacific region
Hot and humid conditions likely in central Maharashtra, Marathwada, Vidarbha and Konkan over next few days
Everyone knows that India is heavily dependent on imports to meet its fossil fuel requirements. The decision makers felt that chartering vessels to bring fuel was easier
The crisis has been worsened by insufficient diesel availability at inland fuel stations catering to fishing vessels, particularly affecting purse seine and small-scale boats
Report highlights shifting economic landscape shaped by AI, debt pressures, and geopolitical tensions
95 lakh in grants disbursed to 10 startups working on climate-smart agriculture, plastic and glass circularity
The pact includes the transfer of manufacturing expertise to India and will be followed by a final contract
Calling the claims baseless and lacking evidence, India has urged the US to terminate the probe
Thursdays meeting comes after CEO Campbell Wilsons resignation and losses estimated at around 20,000 crore for FY26
While Uttar Pradesh saw a marginal decline, improved recovery rates and ongoing crushing in select states could further boost total production before the season ends
Since the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, India has been upping its LPG and LNG imports from the US.
NAAS says improved varieties and hybrids of import-dependent seeds should be developed in India
Merchandise imports rise to $774.98 billion
The water from the right and left main canals should be efficiently distributed to reservoirs and tanks to meet irrigation and other needs, Naidu said
Farmers and experts attribute the rising incidence of porcupine attacks to deforestation, which has pushed the animals out of their natural habitats and into saffron fields in Pampore and adjoining areas
The allocation is based on specific quantity and refinery source as determined by the Centre for High Technology

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