Budget should raise I-T exemption threshold to Rs 5.7 lakh, simplify TDS: GTRI

India targets USD 250 bn of engineering exports by 2030 says commerce secretary

9 months ago
The government’s goal of achieving USD 1 trillion in exports by 2030 includes a target of USD 250 billion from the engineering sector, according to Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal. He emphasized the importance of infrastructure developments, energy transition, and innovative technologies, encouraging industry players to enhance global competitiveness.
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India not seeking duty concessions on liquor, cigarette in FTA with Oman: Sources

9 months ago
India is not seeking customs duty concessions on over 100 products, including liquor and cigarettes, in the proposed FTA with Oman. While the agreement negotiations concluded, Oman requested revisions on some market access offers. India’s industry urges against extending petrochemical concessions due to competitive disadvantages. Bilateral trade between India and Oman stands at USD 8.94 […]
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Stakeholders from 11 countries to discuss business opportunities at Maritime India Conference

9 months ago
Around 7,500 stakeholders from 11 countries, including the US, UAE, and Norway, will participate in the Maritime India Conference. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal will address the event. The conference will focus on transforming ports with smart technologies and sustainable practices, accelerating decarbonisation, enhancing maritime logistics, and innovations in shipbuilding and repair. The event aligns with […]
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Import of refurbished medical devices not allowed: CDSCO

9 months ago
Manufacturers of medical devices have welcomed the move, stating this decisive clarification reinforces the regulatory framework designed to ensure the highest standards of patient safety. Dr Sudhir Srivastava, former Chair of the Medical Device Committee at PHDCCI, said that the decision by CDSCO marks a pivotal step towards reinforcing India’s self-reliance in medical technology.
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