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Centre Hikes Windfall Gains Tax On Export Of Petrol, Diesel Amid Iran War
The export duty on petrol has been raised to Rs 3.5 per litre from Rs 2.5 per litre.
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After Houthi Threats, Saudi Arabia Launches Alliance To Secure Red Sea Route
The move comes after Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis said they were imposing a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia and claimed attacks targeting Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
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Ladakh Sends First Fresh Apricot Export To UAE, Targets 1,000 Tonnes This Season
Grown in Ladakh's high-altitude climatic conditions, the fruits are known for their exceptional sweetness, rich flavour and nutritional value.
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Can Bengaluru Start-Up's 'Virtual Magnet' Replace China's Rare-Earth Magnets?
Bengaluru-based start-up has invented 'Virtual Magnet' that allows them to build motors using only copper and steel, completely eliminating the need for rare-earth materials.
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China Weighs Curbs On Overseas Access To Advanced AI Models: Report
Beijing's potential restrictions on frontier AI models threaten global tech markets with higher costs while treating advanced software as a critical asset.
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Only 1.7 Lakh Of 8.7 Crore Indian MSMEs Export. What's Stopping The Rest?
The government has been pushing exports through initiatives such as Make in India, PLI schemes and a growing network of Free Trade Agreements.
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AI Models By China, Japan May Have Led To US Lifting Mythos Ban
The Trump administration has lifted its export control ban on Anthropics two most powerful models - Mythos 5 and Fable 5.
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Tax Hiked On Petrol Export, Reduced For Diesel And Jet Fuel From Tomorrow
The windfall tax was levied to increase domestic availability of the fuel amid the war in the Middle East.
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"Excellent Condition, Shelf Life": Singapore Praises Indian Banganapalle Mangoes Exported Via First Sea Shipment
Importer EC-Links Pte Ltd, Singapore, confirmed the fruit arrived in excellent condition, citing sweetness, uniform ripening, good shelf life and phytosanitary compliance.
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Earthquakes Hit Venezuela, But Tremors Could Be Felt 14,000 km Away In India
Power outages, damaged transport links and emergency restrictions at ports in Venezuela can slow cargo movements for days or even weeks.
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Rs 17,000 Salary For Managing Director: New Details In Rajesh Exports Probe
Despite the company reporting consolidated revenue of approximately Rs. 7.7 Lakh crore, the Chief Financial Officer has not received any salary since 2020. The Managing Director was paid only about Rs.17,000 a month, sources said.
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This Tiny Town In Serbia Exports Handpicked And Chemical-Free Raspberries Worldwide
Around 90% of Serbian raspberries are exported frozen while the rest end up in markets across the country.
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Can India Become World's Next Factory? Experts See Four Big Hurdles
India's manufacturing prowess will depend on how quickly it can solve challenges around skills, infrastructure, innovation, and supply chains.
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Probe Agency Raids Locations Linked To Rajesh Exports In Mumbai, Bengaluru: Sources
The operation was carried out under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) over suspected breaches of foreign exchange regulations involving the company and its promoters.
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US Lifts Oil Sanctions On Iran Till August 21 As Deal Talks Continue
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cited Tehran's commitment in ongoing negotiations to "free and open transit" in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Centre Hikes Windfall Gains Tax On Export Of Petrol, Diesel Amid Iran War
The export duty on petrol has been raised to Rs 3.5 per litre from Rs 2.5 per litre.
-
After Houthi Threats, Saudi Arabia Launches Alliance To Secure Red Sea Route
The move comes after Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis said they were imposing a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia and claimed attacks targeting Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
-
Ladakh Sends First Fresh Apricot Export To UAE, Targets 1,000 Tonnes This Season
Grown in Ladakh's high-altitude climatic conditions, the fruits are known for their exceptional sweetness, rich flavour and nutritional value.
-
Can Bengaluru Start-Up's 'Virtual Magnet' Replace China's Rare-Earth Magnets?
Bengaluru-based start-up has invented 'Virtual Magnet' that allows them to build motors using only copper and steel, completely eliminating the need for rare-earth materials.
-
China Weighs Curbs On Overseas Access To Advanced AI Models: Report
Beijing's potential restrictions on frontier AI models threaten global tech markets with higher costs while treating advanced software as a critical asset.
-
Only 1.7 Lakh Of 8.7 Crore Indian MSMEs Export. What's Stopping The Rest?
The government has been pushing exports through initiatives such as Make in India, PLI schemes and a growing network of Free Trade Agreements.
-
AI Models By China, Japan May Have Led To US Lifting Mythos Ban
The Trump administration has lifted its export control ban on Anthropics two most powerful models - Mythos 5 and Fable 5.
-
Tax Hiked On Petrol Export, Reduced For Diesel And Jet Fuel From Tomorrow
The windfall tax was levied to increase domestic availability of the fuel amid the war in the Middle East.
-
"Excellent Condition, Shelf Life": Singapore Praises Indian Banganapalle Mangoes Exported Via First Sea Shipment
Importer EC-Links Pte Ltd, Singapore, confirmed the fruit arrived in excellent condition, citing sweetness, uniform ripening, good shelf life and phytosanitary compliance.
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Earthquakes Hit Venezuela, But Tremors Could Be Felt 14,000 km Away In India
Power outages, damaged transport links and emergency restrictions at ports in Venezuela can slow cargo movements for days or even weeks.
-
Rs 17,000 Salary For Managing Director: New Details In Rajesh Exports Probe
Despite the company reporting consolidated revenue of approximately Rs. 7.7 Lakh crore, the Chief Financial Officer has not received any salary since 2020. The Managing Director was paid only about Rs.17,000 a month, sources said.
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This Tiny Town In Serbia Exports Handpicked And Chemical-Free Raspberries Worldwide
Around 90% of Serbian raspberries are exported frozen while the rest end up in markets across the country.
-
Can India Become World's Next Factory? Experts See Four Big Hurdles
India's manufacturing prowess will depend on how quickly it can solve challenges around skills, infrastructure, innovation, and supply chains.
-
Probe Agency Raids Locations Linked To Rajesh Exports In Mumbai, Bengaluru: Sources
The operation was carried out under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) over suspected breaches of foreign exchange regulations involving the company and its promoters.
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US Lifts Oil Sanctions On Iran Till August 21 As Deal Talks Continue
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cited Tehran's commitment in ongoing negotiations to "free and open transit" in the Strait of Hormuz.
