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China To Launch Probe Into US Chip Exports Over Alleged Dumping, Subsidies
China said Thursday it would launch a probe into US exports of chips used in everything from cars to home appliances over concerns about alleged dumping and subsidies.
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Ather Energy to Accelerate New Launches in India and Foreign Markets
Indian electric scooter maker Ather Energy will accelerate new model launches at home and test export markets, its chief executive told Reuters, raising new money to boost growth after the government lowered subsidies for the vehicles. In a surprise move in May, the government, without explanation, slashed cash incentives on the vehicles to a maxim...
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Japan Aims to Treble Sales of Domestically Produced Microchips to JPY 15 Trillion by 2030
Japan aims to treble sales of semiconductors made in the country to JPY 15 trillion (roughly Rs. 9,285,004,593,300 crore) by 2030, the industry ministry said on Monday. Tokyo sees microchips as strategic products to strengthen its economic security and is providing hefty subsidies to TSMC and other chipmakers to build plants in Japan or have them e...
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India's Plans For 20% Ethanol-Blending Will Cut Sugar Subsidy: Report
India's plans to blend 20% ethanol with petrol from April 2023 will help cut sugar export subsidies, Oil Secretary Tarun Kapoor told reporters on Thursday.
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India Export Subsidies Illegal, Rules World Trade Organisation Panel, Upholds US Case
A World Trade Organization (WTO) panel ruled on Thursday that Indian export subsidies are prohibited and should be removed, upholding a complaint brought by the United States.
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Government Announces Rs 6,268 Crore Subsidy For Sugar Export
The government on Wednesday announced a Rs 6,268 crore subsidy for export of 6 million tonnes of sugar during the next marketing year starting October to offload surplus domestic stock and help mills clear huge sugarcane arrears of around Rs 15,000 crore.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 5,500 Crore Package For Sugar Industry
The government on Wednesday approved a Rs 5,500 crore package for the sugar industry that includes over two-fold jump in production assistance to cane growers and transport subsidy to mills for export up to 5 million tonnes in the marketing year 2018-19.
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India May Lose To US On Export Subsidies Issue At WTO: Commerce Ministry
India faces the possibility of losing in the trade disputes with the US on its challenge to export subsidies, but the government is working on schemes to make them WTO compliant, an official said today.
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India Says Row Over Subsidies Not The Beginning Of Trade War With US
India will engage with the United States to discuss its concerns on export subsidies and respond within 60 days, the trade secretary said on Wednesday.
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US Challenges India's Export Subsidy Programmes At WTO
The US has challenged Indian export subsidy schemes at the World Trade Organisation, saying these programmes harm American workers by creating an "uneven" playing field, officials said.
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Exclusive: Export Only Suzuki Baleno SHVS Mild Hybrid May Be Considered For India
Maruti Suzuki has commenced production of the Baleno SHVS mild-hybrid system. The hatchback was spotted on the production line at the Indian facility, but is currently reserved for export markets. In the European markets, the Baleno gets the SHVS tech with the 1.2-litre DualJet petrol engine, while India is likely to feature the model in the diesel...
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India Hardens Stance In WTO, Objects To Draft Text On Agriculture
Hardening its stance in the ongoing WTO talks, India on Thursday strongly objected to the draft text on agriculture and said some countries are pushing for a deal on phasing out export subsidies with "some undue haste".
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Government's 'pink revolution' destroying cattle, says Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, today reiterated his charge of the union government's interest in a "pink revolution" - promoting slaughter-houses and the export of meat through subsidies and tax breaks.
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After Pawar, Narendra Modi slams govt on 'anti-farmer policies'
Ally and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said it in a letter. Today, Narendra Modi has used a more public platform - Twitter. The Gujarat Chief Minister has attacked the UPA government at the Centre on what he calls its "anti-farmer policies;" Mr Pawar's letter affording him a decided smirk.
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Govt not in a hurry to resume onion export: Thomas
Though the government stopped subsidized sale of onions in the national capital from today with the softening of the kitchen staple prices, it said it is not in a hurry to lift ban on export of the veggie. "Though the price of the onion has eased but we have not reached the stage to restart export of the vegetable. We are not in any hurry," Fo...
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China To Launch Probe Into US Chip Exports Over Alleged Dumping, Subsidies
China said Thursday it would launch a probe into US exports of chips used in everything from cars to home appliances over concerns about alleged dumping and subsidies.
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Ather Energy to Accelerate New Launches in India and Foreign Markets
Indian electric scooter maker Ather Energy will accelerate new model launches at home and test export markets, its chief executive told Reuters, raising new money to boost growth after the government lowered subsidies for the vehicles. In a surprise move in May, the government, without explanation, slashed cash incentives on the vehicles to a maxim...
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Japan Aims to Treble Sales of Domestically Produced Microchips to JPY 15 Trillion by 2030
Japan aims to treble sales of semiconductors made in the country to JPY 15 trillion (roughly Rs. 9,285,004,593,300 crore) by 2030, the industry ministry said on Monday. Tokyo sees microchips as strategic products to strengthen its economic security and is providing hefty subsidies to TSMC and other chipmakers to build plants in Japan or have them e...
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India's Plans For 20% Ethanol-Blending Will Cut Sugar Subsidy: Report
India's plans to blend 20% ethanol with petrol from April 2023 will help cut sugar export subsidies, Oil Secretary Tarun Kapoor told reporters on Thursday.
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India Export Subsidies Illegal, Rules World Trade Organisation Panel, Upholds US Case
A World Trade Organization (WTO) panel ruled on Thursday that Indian export subsidies are prohibited and should be removed, upholding a complaint brought by the United States.
-
Government Announces Rs 6,268 Crore Subsidy For Sugar Export
The government on Wednesday announced a Rs 6,268 crore subsidy for export of 6 million tonnes of sugar during the next marketing year starting October to offload surplus domestic stock and help mills clear huge sugarcane arrears of around Rs 15,000 crore.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 5,500 Crore Package For Sugar Industry
The government on Wednesday approved a Rs 5,500 crore package for the sugar industry that includes over two-fold jump in production assistance to cane growers and transport subsidy to mills for export up to 5 million tonnes in the marketing year 2018-19.
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India May Lose To US On Export Subsidies Issue At WTO: Commerce Ministry
India faces the possibility of losing in the trade disputes with the US on its challenge to export subsidies, but the government is working on schemes to make them WTO compliant, an official said today.
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India Says Row Over Subsidies Not The Beginning Of Trade War With US
India will engage with the United States to discuss its concerns on export subsidies and respond within 60 days, the trade secretary said on Wednesday.
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US Challenges India's Export Subsidy Programmes At WTO
The US has challenged Indian export subsidy schemes at the World Trade Organisation, saying these programmes harm American workers by creating an "uneven" playing field, officials said.
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Exclusive: Export Only Suzuki Baleno SHVS Mild Hybrid May Be Considered For India
Maruti Suzuki has commenced production of the Baleno SHVS mild-hybrid system. The hatchback was spotted on the production line at the Indian facility, but is currently reserved for export markets. In the European markets, the Baleno gets the SHVS tech with the 1.2-litre DualJet petrol engine, while India is likely to feature the model in the diesel...
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India Hardens Stance In WTO, Objects To Draft Text On Agriculture
Hardening its stance in the ongoing WTO talks, India on Thursday strongly objected to the draft text on agriculture and said some countries are pushing for a deal on phasing out export subsidies with "some undue haste".
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Government's 'pink revolution' destroying cattle, says Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, today reiterated his charge of the union government's interest in a "pink revolution" - promoting slaughter-houses and the export of meat through subsidies and tax breaks.
-
After Pawar, Narendra Modi slams govt on 'anti-farmer policies'
Ally and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said it in a letter. Today, Narendra Modi has used a more public platform - Twitter. The Gujarat Chief Minister has attacked the UPA government at the Centre on what he calls its "anti-farmer policies;" Mr Pawar's letter affording him a decided smirk.
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Govt not in a hurry to resume onion export: Thomas
Though the government stopped subsidized sale of onions in the national capital from today with the softening of the kitchen staple prices, it said it is not in a hurry to lift ban on export of the veggie. "Though the price of the onion has eased but we have not reached the stage to restart export of the vegetable. We are not in any hurry," Fo...
