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The unique uranium moment in India-Canada ties
As New Delhi and Ottawa reset ties, a landmark uranium pact places clean energy, strategic trust, and long-term energy security at the heart of the relationship
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What a reset in Canada-India ties would mean for trade, investment and students
Canada’s share in India’s total trade has largely hovered below the 1% mark for over a decade
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PowerGrid's higher investment ceiling to fast-track green energy transmission, say experts
Around 40 GW of renewable energy capacity is stuck due to lack of power purchase agreements or absence of adequate transmission infrastructure to evacuate power
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India, Israel begin first round of FTA negotiations; Piyush Goyal meets delegation
The first round of negotiations for the India-Israel FTA commenced in New Delhi on Monday and is scheduled to take place until February 26
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With key trade deals sealed, India shifts focus to quality-driven manufacturing
Goyal said PM Modi has placed big focus on 'quality consciousness' to make Indian products globally recognisable
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Rental demand rises in Gurugram, but affordability curbs rent growth
Around 44 percent of rental demand was concentrated in the Rs 10,000–Rs 20,000 per month range, while supply was disproportionately weighted toward higher rent segments, with 36 percent of listings priced between Rs 50,000 and Rs 1 lakh per month, data showed.
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Mahindra eyes EU expansion with left-hand-drive vehicles by 2028, banking on India-EU trade deal
The zero-duty window under the deal could significantly improve price competitiveness for Indian-made SUVs and utility vehicles in Europe, particularly as the EU transitions toward diversified supply chains, said M&M
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India, EU FTA to kick in within a year, says Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal
India and the European Union announced the conclusion of negotiations for the FTA on February 27.
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Budget focuses on making cities centres of development; EU trade deal to benefit Punjab: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said the free trade agreement (FTA) reached with the European Union recently would benefit Indian manufacturers, including those in Punjab, in exporting their products.
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India-EU Free Trade Agreement will boost footwear, leather exports: Official
The European Union is the largest market for India’s footwear and leather sectors, accounting for 43 per cent of exports, Council for Leather Exports Executive Director R Selvam said.
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India-EU FTA cushions India against external trade headwinds: S Mahendra Dev
The EAC-PM Chairman called the India-EU FTA a great opportunity for both parties. "India will benefit with this. Exports in many labor intensive commodities, like textiles, gems and jewelry and auto parts will benefit."
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First-ever rapid response mechanism in FTA to safeguard India from any challenging EU rules
These provisions will help India in dealing with challenges arising from EU's regulations in the future and protect FTA benefits.
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India caps EU apple imports at 50,000 tonnes at 20% duty; wine cuts phased over 7 years
India, and the EU announced the conclusion of talks for a trade deal on January 27 after nearly two decades of negotiations.
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India-EU FTA to dismantle demand and talent hurdles, give boost to ER&D for Indian IT
Touted as the “mother of all deals”, the FTA is being assessed by the $283-billion IT, tech, and services industry as a medium-term structural positive rather than an immediate demand trigger.
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What is 'carbon tax' in India-EU FTA? Why Europe is pricing emissions in Indian goods and how big the impact could be
The FTA with Europe is being seen as one of India’s most consequential trade breakthroughs in recent years, offering long-term gains across manufacturing, services and investment flows.
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India-EU FTA diversifies markets for IT exporters, provides hedge against geopolitical challenges: Nasscom
“This could lead to more EU investment in India's IT ecosystem, joint ventures, R&D in AI, semiconductors, clean tech, and startups,” the technology industry body said.
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'Game-Changer' for Industry: CII and FICCI hail India-EU FTA as competitiveness milestone
Auto components and emerging electric-vehicle components, a key industry in terms of employment generation in India, are projected to experience faster growth, in the range of 10–15% annually, according to PHDCCI
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India EU Trade Deal highlights: Hope to enforce free trade agreement in 2026, says Piyush Goyal
Duties on passenger cars will progressively fall from 110% to 10%, while tariffs on auto components will be fully removed within five to ten years.
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India–EU trade talks near finish line, shaped by firm red lines on farms, industry and climate
As a long-pending free trade agreement heads for signature, years of negotiations show where New Delhi and Brussels held their ground — and what each side hopes to gain.
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Not all disputes can be termed as tax terrorism: Tax dept clarifies after SC's Tiger Global verdict
The top court on January 15 said that capital gains arising out of the US-based investment firm’s exit from Flipkart are taxable under domestic laws
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Before you renovate a rental, know what tenants really pay for
Not every upgrade tenants admire is one they’re willing to pay extra for.
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India, EU crucial FTA talks on January 8-9 in Brussels; Piyush Goyal to meet Maros Sefcovic
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal will hold discussions with European Union Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security Maros Sefcovic during a two-day official visit.
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Should you buy a second property for “rental income”? A reality check on yield, vacancy, and taxes
Rental income looks steady on paper, but once you account for real-world yields, empty months and tax friction, the maths often looks very different.
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Oman trade deal — India ups stake in Gulf gamble
The CEPA signed between New Delhi and Muscat should help strengthen India’s position in the Middle East
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This Tenant says Pune is unliveable | The Tenant
In this episode of The Tenant, meet Darshan, an IT professional who moved from Bengaluru to Pune for better career opportunities. Living in a 2BHK apartment in Pashan, he opens up about Pune’s infrastructure issues, poor taxi system, dust, traffic chaos, rising rents, and why he doesn’t see himself buying a home here anytime soon—despite good weather and culture.
