Developing Nations

India now has the third largest renewable energy installation in the world. Additionally, in manufacturing of solar modules, India is the second largest after China, according to the government

India to push for global carbon markets, climate finance in upcoming COP30: Bhupender Yadav

Union environment minister Bhupender Yadav met COP30 President Andre Correa do Lago on September 1 to discuss the agenda for the upcoming climate conference to be held in Brazil in November.

Economic Survey 2025: Energy security, affordability to guide India's climate change strategy

It stated that coal has an important role to play in India’s sustainable development as relying primarily on renewable energy will make electricity unaffordable for the masses.

How WTO is failing the developing countries

Sanghnomics: The WTO Director General pushing the agenda of developed countries draws flak from the Swadeshi Jagran Manch. Continuance of the tariff moratorium on e-products and the lack of strictures by WTO against industrial-scale exploitation of fisheries and ocean resources plays into the hands of developed countries Arun Anand

India asks WTO to re-examine moratorium on customs duties on digital goods

India has been for long pushing to end a moratorium on customs duties on digital goods citing that such a levy tends to benefit a few developed nations.

G7 plans new vaccine program for developing nations

In addition to the G7, G20 nations such as India and international groups such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Bank will participate, it added, citing Japanese government sources.

World’s riskiest markets stumble into crisis with dollars scarce

In some of the world’s most vulnerable developing nations, the situations on the ground are dire.

PM Modi announces project to provide essential medical supplies to developing nations

In his opening address at the concluding session of the Voice of Global South virtual summit, Modi also said that India will launch a 'science and technology initiative' to share its expertise with other developing nations.

WTO Summit | Piyush Goyal says trade body's reform should focus on helping developing and poor economies, bats for multilateralism

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has told the ongoing 12th Ministerial Conference of the WTO that the long due reform of the global body should focus on preserving the special and differnetial treatment accorded to developing and least developed countries.

WTO coalition of developing nations plans campaign to push long due farm reforms

Developed nations in the World Trade Organization, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and members of the European Union, oppose public stockholding of food crops and want developing countries such as India to cap the minimum support price (MSP) paid to farmers, as well as limit input subsidies for fertiliser, seeds, pesticides and irrigation.

Nissan considering 20,000 job cuts, mainly in Europe, developing nations: Report

The possible cuts come as Nissan prepares to announce its updated mid-term strategy next week. Profits at the automaker have been floundering for the past three years, and the coronavirus pandemic has only piled on urgency and pressure to renew efforts to down size and turnaround the company.

Have head hardened rail capacity of 30k tonnes per month: JSPL

With a capacity of 30,000 tonnes of head hardened rail per month, the company is eyeing projects from developing nations, says company Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Ravi Uppal

Intel's Skool Software brings free material for healthcare workers

To add a very important detail to the title, Intel's bringing Skool Software to healthcare workers in developing countries and they plan on reaching 1 million users in 2015.

Channelise surpluses for infra in developing nations: FM

Amid recessionary fears in advanced economies, India's Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has called for channelising global surpluses to build infrastructure in developing nations to boost world economy.

Lagarde plans India visit to get support for IMF top post

Amid dissenting voices raised by developing nations over a European holding top IMF post, French finance minister Christine Lagarde is planning to visit India, China and Brazil to drum up support for her bid to become the chief of the global lender.

China says emerging powers should help lead IMF

The International Monetary Fund's future leadership should reflect the growing clout of emerging economies, China's central bank governor said on Thursday, joining other developing nations in pressing for greater influence on the world stage.