India, US hard at work on trade deal, New Delhi must drop some non-tariff barriers: JD Vance

India, US hard at work on trade deal, New Delhi must drop some non-tariff barriers: JD Vance

6 months ago
U.S. Vice President JD Vance urged India to reduce non-tariff barriers to facilitate a comprehensive trade agreement, emphasizing deepened economic and strategic cooperation. Vance highlighted the U.S. interest in expanding energy exports, assisting in offshore gas exploration, and enhancing defense collaboration with India. Both nations share strategic concerns in the Indo-Pacific region.
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India’s largest cruise terminal begins operations

6 months ago
Mumbai International Cruise Terminal (MICT) commenced operations, inaugurated by Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. Designed to accommodate 1 million passengers annually, the terminal can handle five ships simultaneously. Investment in the MICT project totaled Rs 556 crores. Agreements were also signed for infrastructure projects exceeding Rs 5,700 crores at Vadhavan Port, including container, bulk, and liquid […]
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India actively engaging with US; hopes to sign first phase of bilateral pact by Oct: FM

6 months ago
India is actively pursuing a bilateral trade agreement with the US, aiming to finalize the first phase by fall. Finance Minister Sitharaman emphasized the government’s commitment during her US visit, highlighting discussions with the US administration and the Prime Minister’s engagement. India is also focusing on becoming a developed nation by 2047, prioritizing key sectors […]
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Modi’s Saudi Arabia visit: Riyadh eyes larger share of oil exports, refinery investment

6 months ago
Prime Minister Modi’s Saudi Arabia visit aims to strengthen energy ties, with Saudi Arabia seeking to increase crude supplies to India amid Chinese market challenges. Riyadh may offer concessional rates and invest in Indian refineries. Saudi Arabia’s ‘Vision 2030’ faces financial constraints, presenting opportunities for Indian companies.
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