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Heelalige Goods Terminal, near Electronics City, is expected to meet the growing demand for goods transportation, serving both Bengaluru and Hosur regions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin praised India for creating stable conditions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), drawing a comparison between India’s "Make in India" initiative and Russia’s import substitution programme. Putin expressed Russia's interest in establishing manufacturing facilities in India and emphasized the profitability of investing there. He highlighted the success of Russian brands replacing Western ones in sectors like consumer goods, IT, high-tech, and agriculture. Putin also stressed the importance of stronger Brics cooperation to support SME growth and called for member nations to evaluate key collaboration areas at the upcoming Brics summit in Brazil next year.
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According to South Western Railway officials, train services on the Hubballi-Solapur line have been affected
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Economists contend there is likely to be some slippage in CAD in FY25 to above 1% levels, but it is likely to stay manageable
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From February to March, the governments producer price index dropped 0.5% as energy prices plunged after having been unchanged from January to February.
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The final export and import data for 2022-23 would be released by the mid of April.
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The concept of industrial groups or lead firms setting prices on their own or as an oligopolistic combine is valid if product innovations don't happen, substitutes don’t appear and technology remains staid
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Low-cost accessibility through Aadhaar, the success of citizen-centric services like Unified Payments Interface, large-scale adoption and reach of DigiLocker and MyGov, and the vaccine journey through Co-Win are important and successful milestones in India’s public digital infrastructure journey
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The policy was launched on September 17 with a target to cut transportation cost and promote seamless movement of goods across the country.
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The idea to import edible goods from India was first floated by the finance minister on Monday, when the country's death toll crossed 1,100 and hundreds of thousands of people were displaced, and thousands of acres of crops were destroyed.
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“Steel and aluminum -- we’ve decided to keep some of those tariffs because we need to protect American workers and we need to protect our steel industry; it’s a matter of national security,” Gina Raimondo said in an interview Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
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Purchases from small businesses owned by women and SC/ST entrepreneurs fall short of targets
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How the Railways plans to fund the capex will be important
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Presidential trade adviser Peter Navarro urged Amazon, Walmart and digital commerce sites to take steps to ensure that the goods they sell are safe and legal.
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The roll out of the biggest tax reform since Independence has been "relatively smooth" with multi-layer monitoring and officers of the tax department have been working overtime to weed out major bottlenecks in the implementation
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Exchange offers on mobiles, televisions and refrigerators are going to attract a goods and services tax (GST) on the original price of the product and the reduction in the newer product will not be considered, reports Mint.
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"It is heartening that the leather industry in the state produces goods worth Rs 13,000 crore and we look forward to the industry reaching a target of Rs 15,000 crore within two years," Mitra said while inaugurating the Kolkata edition of India International Leather Fair (IILF).
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The data migration in the country began in November, a state government release said.
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The railways earned Rs 79,475.42 crore up to September 2016 as against Rs 76,268.91 crore for the corresponding period last year, a decline of 4.04 per cent, Minister of State for Railways Rajen Gohain said in reply to a written question.
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"Aerated drinks are not 'luxury' goods. Aerated drinks cater to the average hydration needs of Indians in the form of immediately-available hygienic and safe drink source," Indian Beverage Association (IBA) said in a statement.
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The goods and services tax (GST) council on Thursday decided on four tier structure at 5, 12, 18 and 28 percent. While the division of items into slabs is yet to be done, it will remove the practice of one single tax rate for all goods and services.
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Platinum was trading above USD 940 an ounce on Tuesday, up from an eight-month low hit the previous day, and it still remains up about 6 percent for the year so far. The drop-off in prices over the two months since Aug. 12 has widened platinum's discount to gold to the most since June.
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It is likely that the Centre could propose a four-tier tax structure under the Goods and Services Tax. The peak slab could be around 26 percent, reports Business Standard
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The producer price index (PPI) rose 0.1 per cent year-on-year in the month, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, adding it "ended 54 consecutive months of year-on-year falls".
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Railways have earned Rs 12,413.96 crore in September this year as against the target of Rs 13,961.91 crore for the month, a decrease of 11.09 percent.
