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For around Rs 15,000 crore chemicals industry in Ahmedabad, exporters of chemicals & dyes are still awaiting their GST refunds, and the impact has even led to companies’ deferring salaries, and orders are seeing a drastic fall.
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CMDh, a group working under the aegis of European regulator EMA has put out a notice that will require drug companies to comply with certain tests to gain marketing authorisations in member nation’s post-2019.
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Biocon has partnered Japanese drug maker Eisai pharma to market its anti-ulcer drug Rabeprazole in India. Biocon has confirmed this development to CNBC TV18. What is the significance of this marketing deal for Biocon? Archana Shukla has the details.
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From dyes to plastics to foam, possibly anything that you use in your day-to-day life has something to do with the chemicals that the global chemical giant, BASF makes. In this episode, Archana Shukla is in conversation with Martin Brudermuller, VC & CTO, BASF.
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"Our priority is to fix the prices of drugs as soon as possible. We do get complaints and representations on the excessively high prices of other drugs", Bhupendra Singh, Chairman of NPPA told CNBC-TV18.
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The battle for Uttar Pradesh has hit fever pitch. The small town of Kairana is a hot-bed of political activity. BJP is claiming a "hindu exodus" but there is no hard evidence.
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Budget Caravan visits city of Ludhiana in the heart of Punjab. The city is known for its small scale industries. It is a hub for small scale units whether it is to do with hosiery, auto parts, cycle manufacturing or even sewing machines. CNBC-TV18's Archana Shukla gets the Budget wish list from the city.
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Watch SP Oswal of Vardhman Group of Industries in conversation with CNBC-TV18‘s Archana Shukla where he speaks about the impact of demonetisation on his company and the sector they operate in.
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Has the cash crunch eased out in rural India 50 days post demonetisation? Like in metros, are banks & ATMs in small towns & villages dispensing enough cash? CNBC-TV18 reached out to a few towns and villages to find out.
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CNBC-TV18‘s Archana Shukla gets a ground report from congress president Sonia Gandhi's constituency Raebareli on how common man is dealing with demonetisation.
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CNBC-TV18's Archana Shukla gives a ground reality check on demonetisation and its impact on the rural agriculture space in Indore.
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CNBC-TV18 and Religare Capital Markets have gone on to The Great India Road Trip starting from Maharashtra. Watch accompanying video of the conversation that Archana Shukla had with Gautam Trivedi of Religare Capital Markets.
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CNBC-TV18's Archana Shukla travelled to this village located in the Hoogly district of the state to find out the mood among farmers who are now receiving their land papers after a decade.
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The Empowered Panel would have to work on a war footing if they were to ensure that the Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST) and the Integrated Goods and Service Tax (IGST) Bill were passed in the Winter Session, said GST Panel Chairman Amit Mitra.
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In CNBC-TV18‘s award-winning series What's Ailing Rural India, Archana Shukla reports from Bhadohi on why this city should be on top of the agenda for the new Textiles Minister Smiriti Irani's National Textiles Policy.
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In April of this year, Prime Minister formally launched a national agriculture market portal, to enable 21 mandis across eight states to attempt e-trading on a pilot basis by October this year.
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The Akhilesh Yadav government has promised 22 to 24 hours of electricity supplies to all urban areas and 16-18 hours to rural areas by October this year.
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The central Power Ministry has been boasting of its rural electrification plan through its mobile application called Garv. The Ministry shows only a 6 percent deficit for the state of Uttar Pradesh to become a completely electrified state.
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In the fourth part of CNBC-TV18‘s series ‘What's ailing rural India‘, Archana Shukla reports that the state's healthcare machinery is simply not equipped to deal with the challenge.
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In the third part of CNBC-TV18‘s series ‘What's ailing rural India‘, Archana Shukla reports from a village in Punjab which has earned the infamous tag of being the Hepatitis C capital of the state.
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In part II of our series ‘What's Ailing Rural India‘ from the state of Punjab, CNBC TV18's Archana Shukla reports on the rise of blood borne infections and why the government's attempt to tackle it is failing.
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CNBC-TV18's reporter Archana Shukla's on-ground coverage of ‘What‘s ailing rural India won the "Best Continuing Coverage Series" award.
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Supreme Court's special commissioner in the right to food case, Harsh Mander visited the region to take stock of the drought relief measures in Banda district. CNBC TV18's Archana Shukla travelled with him only to find out that the local administration is virtually non-existent.
