Japan Aid To India

Japan's Toshiba Group has announced that it has suspended order taking and investments in Russia. It will also donate $774,000 (roughly Rs. 6 crore) to provide aid to those who've been affected.

Japan will provide USD 9.3 million worth of cold chain equipment and related assistance to India to ensure vaccines against coronavirus reach all and boost the country's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Japan on Friday announced that it will provide USD 9.3 million worth cold chain equipment and related assistance to India to help in the country's fight against COVID-19 pandemic.

Japan is extending its emergency aid of nearly USD 14.8 million, which includes additional medical supplies, to India to help its friend fight the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Japanese foreign ministry.

Japanese Ambassador to India Satoshi Suzuki on Friday informed that the country will provide 300 oxygen generators and as many ventilators to India which is currently fighting the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic.

Japan's Fujifilm Holdings Corp announced a deal with India's Dr Reddy's Laboratories and Dubai-based Global Response Aid (GRA) to sell its anti-flu drug Avigan for COVID-19 treatment globally excluding Japan, China and Russia.

Extending a helping hand to India to help rebuild the flood-ravaged Uttarakhand, Japan today announced an emergency aid of 2,00,000 dollars (about Rs 1.19 crore) and promised to help in reconstruction efforts in the state.

India and Japan have agreed to promote their bilateral strategic and global partnership especially in economic and security areas, with Tokyo granting a USD 2.32 billion aid for infrastructure building.

The Japanese foreign minister unveiled the 220-billion-yen ($2.32 billion) aid to India for infrastructure building and a 71-billion-yen loan ($753.17 million) for the subway project in India's financial capital Mumbai, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported.

Indias largest mutual fund company, Reliance Capital, completed the sale of 26 per cent stake in its asset management and mutual fund unit to Japanese financial services giant Nippon Life for Rs 1,450 crore. Sam Ghosh, CEO, Reliance Capital, talks to NDTV Profit about the completion of stake sale and the road ahead.

Ahead of a donors' meet in Tokyo to assist (prop-up) the cash-strapped Pakistan government, Japan on Tuesday announced an aid of $5 million to help Pakistanis displaced by conflict in its restive FATA and NWFP regions.

Japan's Toshiba Group has announced that it has suspended order taking and investments in Russia. It will also donate $774,000 (roughly Rs. 6 crore) to provide aid to those who've been affected.

Japan will provide USD 9.3 million worth of cold chain equipment and related assistance to India to ensure vaccines against coronavirus reach all and boost the country's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Japan on Friday announced that it will provide USD 9.3 million worth cold chain equipment and related assistance to India to help in the country's fight against COVID-19 pandemic.

Japan is extending its emergency aid of nearly USD 14.8 million, which includes additional medical supplies, to India to help its friend fight the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Japanese foreign ministry.

Japanese Ambassador to India Satoshi Suzuki on Friday informed that the country will provide 300 oxygen generators and as many ventilators to India which is currently fighting the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic.

Japan's Fujifilm Holdings Corp announced a deal with India's Dr Reddy's Laboratories and Dubai-based Global Response Aid (GRA) to sell its anti-flu drug Avigan for COVID-19 treatment globally excluding Japan, China and Russia.

Extending a helping hand to India to help rebuild the flood-ravaged Uttarakhand, Japan today announced an emergency aid of 2,00,000 dollars (about Rs 1.19 crore) and promised to help in reconstruction efforts in the state.

India and Japan have agreed to promote their bilateral strategic and global partnership especially in economic and security areas, with Tokyo granting a USD 2.32 billion aid for infrastructure building.

The Japanese foreign minister unveiled the 220-billion-yen ($2.32 billion) aid to India for infrastructure building and a 71-billion-yen loan ($753.17 million) for the subway project in India's financial capital Mumbai, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported.

Indias largest mutual fund company, Reliance Capital, completed the sale of 26 per cent stake in its asset management and mutual fund unit to Japanese financial services giant Nippon Life for Rs 1,450 crore. Sam Ghosh, CEO, Reliance Capital, talks to NDTV Profit about the completion of stake sale and the road ahead.

Ahead of a donors' meet in Tokyo to assist (prop-up) the cash-strapped Pakistan government, Japan on Tuesday announced an aid of $5 million to help Pakistanis displaced by conflict in its restive FATA and NWFP regions.