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Centre Eases Norms For Export Of Drones Meant For Civilian Use
The government on Friday eased norms for the export of certain categories of drones, meant for civilian-end uses, with a view to facilitating the outbound shipments of high-tech items.
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Foreign Trade Head Likely To Notify Rules Soon For Export Incentives On Rupee Receipts
The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) may soon notify norms for permitting exporters to avail incentives.
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India Appeals Against WTO Panel's Ruling On Sugar Export Subsidies
India has appealed against a WTO panel's ruling that the country's domestic support measures for sugar are not at par with global trade norms
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Steelbird SA-5 DOT Launched With Dual Certification, Priced At Rs. 3,899
The Steelbird SA-5 DOT complies with US' DOT and India's BIS compliance norms, and uses a high impact PC-ABS blend material used for the shell to meet DOT standards.
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Export Market At Delhi's Sarojini Nagar Shut For Violating Covid Norms
The export market in Delhi's Sarojini Nagar has been shut until further orders for "grossly" violating COVID-19 norms, a state government order said on Saturday.
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Centre Relaxes Import Norms For Onion To Boost Supply, Check Prices
The government on Wednesday relaxed import norms till December 15 to facilitate the early shipment of onion to boost the domestic supply and check the retail prices of the key kitchen staple.
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Centre Relaxes Export Norms For Face Shields, Surgical Masks, Medical Goggles
The government on Tuesday relaxed norms for the export of face shields, certain kind of surgical masks and medical goggles which are in demand due to coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Kia Motors Resumes Production At Anantapur Facility
Kia Motors India has announced the resumption of production at its Anantapur manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh. The company is operating in a single shift at present and will resume full operations once the Coronavirus pandemic subsides. The Anantapur plant resumed functioning again on May 8, 2020 and has been catering to the both domestic a...
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Car Sales January 2020: Honda Witnesses Near 70 Per Cent Drop In Volumes
Honda Cars India announced its sales results for January 2020 and the company dispatched 5299 units in the domestic market last month. The automaker witnessed a sharp decline in sales figures at nearly 70 per cent with 18,261 units sold during the same period last year. The number of export units stood at 182 units last month. The company also anno...
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Auto Component Industry's Turnover Falls Over 10% In April-September
The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India said subdued vehicle demand, recent investments made for transition from BSIV to BSVI emission norms, liquidity crunch, lack of clarity on policy for electrification of vehicles adversely impacted the expansion plans of the sector.
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"Retaliatory Tariffs On US Exports Without Justification Under Norms": US
The retaliatory tariffs imposed by the European Union, China, India, Turkey, and other countries on US exports are "completely without justification" under international norms, the Trump administration said today.
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Major Changes To GST To Help Small Companies, Exporters: 10 Points
Three months after rolling out the Goods and Services Tax, the GST council on Friday carried out major changes to the new national tax regime to ease compliance norms for small and medium companies and reduced tax rates on nearly two dozen items. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who heads the council, also announced businesses with a turnover of up t...
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Two Wheeler Sales July 2017: Honda, Hero, Royal Enfield, Suzuki Show Incredible Growth
Two wheeler sales in July 2017 have been positive for most manufacturers including Hero MotoCorp, Honda, TVS, Suzuki and Royal Enfield. This also marks the stabilisation of the Indian two wheeler sector that has been facing uncertainties due to BS-IV emission norms and GST impact.
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'Tough EU Norms On India's Basmati Rice To Shift Trade To Pakistan'
Two aromatic basmati rice varieties -- PB1 and 1401 -- are maximum exported to the EU. The shipments of these varieties with Tricyclazole MRL at 0.03 mg per kg were accepted so far from India.
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TVS Phoenix Discontinued In India
The TVS Phoenix was not doing as well as TVS wanted it to and therefore, it has finally discontinued the Phoenix in India, once the BS IV emission norms came into play on 1 April, 2017. The Phoenix made its debut in October 2012 and did decently well upon launch, with TVS positioning it as the successor to the old Victor 125 model.
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Centre Eases Norms For Export Of Drones Meant For Civilian Use
The government on Friday eased norms for the export of certain categories of drones, meant for civilian-end uses, with a view to facilitating the outbound shipments of high-tech items.
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Foreign Trade Head Likely To Notify Rules Soon For Export Incentives On Rupee Receipts
The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) may soon notify norms for permitting exporters to avail incentives.
-
India Appeals Against WTO Panel's Ruling On Sugar Export Subsidies
India has appealed against a WTO panel's ruling that the country's domestic support measures for sugar are not at par with global trade norms
-
Steelbird SA-5 DOT Launched With Dual Certification, Priced At Rs. 3,899
The Steelbird SA-5 DOT complies with US' DOT and India's BIS compliance norms, and uses a high impact PC-ABS blend material used for the shell to meet DOT standards.
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Export Market At Delhi's Sarojini Nagar Shut For Violating Covid Norms
The export market in Delhi's Sarojini Nagar has been shut until further orders for "grossly" violating COVID-19 norms, a state government order said on Saturday.
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Centre Relaxes Import Norms For Onion To Boost Supply, Check Prices
The government on Wednesday relaxed import norms till December 15 to facilitate the early shipment of onion to boost the domestic supply and check the retail prices of the key kitchen staple.
-
Centre Relaxes Export Norms For Face Shields, Surgical Masks, Medical Goggles
The government on Tuesday relaxed norms for the export of face shields, certain kind of surgical masks and medical goggles which are in demand due to coronavirus pandemic.
-
Coronavirus Lockdown: Kia Motors Resumes Production At Anantapur Facility
Kia Motors India has announced the resumption of production at its Anantapur manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh. The company is operating in a single shift at present and will resume full operations once the Coronavirus pandemic subsides. The Anantapur plant resumed functioning again on May 8, 2020 and has been catering to the both domestic a...
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Car Sales January 2020: Honda Witnesses Near 70 Per Cent Drop In Volumes
Honda Cars India announced its sales results for January 2020 and the company dispatched 5299 units in the domestic market last month. The automaker witnessed a sharp decline in sales figures at nearly 70 per cent with 18,261 units sold during the same period last year. The number of export units stood at 182 units last month. The company also anno...
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Auto Component Industry's Turnover Falls Over 10% In April-September
The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India said subdued vehicle demand, recent investments made for transition from BSIV to BSVI emission norms, liquidity crunch, lack of clarity on policy for electrification of vehicles adversely impacted the expansion plans of the sector.
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"Retaliatory Tariffs On US Exports Without Justification Under Norms": US
The retaliatory tariffs imposed by the European Union, China, India, Turkey, and other countries on US exports are "completely without justification" under international norms, the Trump administration said today.
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Major Changes To GST To Help Small Companies, Exporters: 10 Points
Three months after rolling out the Goods and Services Tax, the GST council on Friday carried out major changes to the new national tax regime to ease compliance norms for small and medium companies and reduced tax rates on nearly two dozen items. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who heads the council, also announced businesses with a turnover of up t...
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Two Wheeler Sales July 2017: Honda, Hero, Royal Enfield, Suzuki Show Incredible Growth
Two wheeler sales in July 2017 have been positive for most manufacturers including Hero MotoCorp, Honda, TVS, Suzuki and Royal Enfield. This also marks the stabilisation of the Indian two wheeler sector that has been facing uncertainties due to BS-IV emission norms and GST impact.
-
'Tough EU Norms On India's Basmati Rice To Shift Trade To Pakistan'
Two aromatic basmati rice varieties -- PB1 and 1401 -- are maximum exported to the EU. The shipments of these varieties with Tricyclazole MRL at 0.03 mg per kg were accepted so far from India.
-
TVS Phoenix Discontinued In India
The TVS Phoenix was not doing as well as TVS wanted it to and therefore, it has finally discontinued the Phoenix in India, once the BS IV emission norms came into play on 1 April, 2017. The Phoenix made its debut in October 2012 and did decently well upon launch, with TVS positioning it as the successor to the old Victor 125 model.
