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'No Plumber In 5 Years': India Heading For A Blue-Collar Blackout, Warns Expert
Within five years, he believes India could face shortages of plumbers, electricians, carpenters, drivers, nurses and caregivers as richer countries aggressively recruit the workers they no longer have enough of themselves.
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How India-Oman Trade Pact Opens Alternative Route To Gulf Beyond Hormuz
The India-Omani CEPA comes into force amid the ongoing US-Iran war, which has severely disrupted the movement of ships in the international waters crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
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IMF, World Bank, Others Warn Middle East War Is Straining Energy Supplies
The US-Israel war on Iran has disrupted trade, rattled financial markets and raised concerns over global energy supplies, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for oil and gas shipments.
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Forget Gold And Oil: AI Tokens Are Becoming Wall Street's Next Big Bet
Global financial exchanges are developing derivative markets for artificial intelligence tokens and graphics processing unit rentals, transforming AI computing power into a tradable commodity similar to gold and crude oil.
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India 'Commits' To Buying $500 Billion Worth Of US Goods. What Experts Said
The concerns gain significance because India is already struggling to preserve its foreign reserves due to a weakening currency and rising oil prices due to the US-Iran war.
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Opinion | The Connectivity Compact: How India Is Rewiring the Global South's Trade Map
Estimates suggest that IMEC could reduce Asia-Europe transit time by up to 40 per cent and logistics costs by around 30 per cent, while generating transit revenues for countries along the corridor once rail and cargo infrastructure are fully develope
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US Sanctions Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority Set To Manage Hormuz
The sanctions target Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority and any person or entity cooperating with the agency, announced earlier this month
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Indian Aisle in Canada' Brought India's Premium Craft To International Retail Spaces
Great White Northern Spirits launched the Indian Aisle in Canada, introducing Indian spirits to major Canadian duty-free retail locations.
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A Record High, India Exported 344 Thousand Tonnes Of Sweet Biscuits In FY 2025-26. See Top Markets
Kenya has emerged as the second-largest export destination for Indian sweet biscuits.
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India Eyes $50 Billion Trade Goal As Piyush Goyal Set For Canada Visit
Goyal will be accompanied by senior executives from more than 100 Indian companies representing sectors such as energy, metals and mining, aerospace, telecom, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, tourism, textiles, automotive, and capital goods.
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Quad, Oil, Defence: Why Marco Rubio's India Visit Carries High Stakes
India continues to purchase large volumes of discounted Russian oil, but the US is looking to expand its footprint in India's energy market through LNG and crude exports.
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Farmers Turn to Human Urine After Fertiliser Crunch From Iran War
Farmers worldwide are under pressure. About a third of traded urea, a widely used nitrogen fertilizer, comes from the Gulf region.
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Dragon First Glimpse: Jr NTR Is Out For The Kill In Prashanth Neel's Bloody Action Drama
Hyderabad, May 20 (IANS)The makers of director Prashanth Neel's eagerly awaited magnum opus, featuring actor Jr NTR in the lead, on Wednesday announced the title of their film as 'Dragon' and also released an arresting glimpse video from the film to mark the birthday of the actor.
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BRICS Demands Gaza Truce, Slams Tariffs At New Delhi Foreign Ministers' Meet
The meeting, hosted by India as the 2026 BRICS chair, brought together the foreign ministers of all ten member states.
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What Is Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, India's Big Bet On Self-Reliance
India currently owns just over 1,500 ships, barely 1.2 per cent of the global shipping fleet, despite being one of the world's largest economies.
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'No Plumber In 5 Years': India Heading For A Blue-Collar Blackout, Warns Expert
Within five years, he believes India could face shortages of plumbers, electricians, carpenters, drivers, nurses and caregivers as richer countries aggressively recruit the workers they no longer have enough of themselves.
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How India-Oman Trade Pact Opens Alternative Route To Gulf Beyond Hormuz
The India-Omani CEPA comes into force amid the ongoing US-Iran war, which has severely disrupted the movement of ships in the international waters crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
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IMF, World Bank, Others Warn Middle East War Is Straining Energy Supplies
The US-Israel war on Iran has disrupted trade, rattled financial markets and raised concerns over global energy supplies, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for oil and gas shipments.
-
Forget Gold And Oil: AI Tokens Are Becoming Wall Street's Next Big Bet
Global financial exchanges are developing derivative markets for artificial intelligence tokens and graphics processing unit rentals, transforming AI computing power into a tradable commodity similar to gold and crude oil.
-
India 'Commits' To Buying $500 Billion Worth Of US Goods. What Experts Said
The concerns gain significance because India is already struggling to preserve its foreign reserves due to a weakening currency and rising oil prices due to the US-Iran war.
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Opinion | The Connectivity Compact: How India Is Rewiring the Global South's Trade Map
Estimates suggest that IMEC could reduce Asia-Europe transit time by up to 40 per cent and logistics costs by around 30 per cent, while generating transit revenues for countries along the corridor once rail and cargo infrastructure are fully develope
-
US Sanctions Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority Set To Manage Hormuz
The sanctions target Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority and any person or entity cooperating with the agency, announced earlier this month
-
Indian Aisle in Canada' Brought India's Premium Craft To International Retail Spaces
Great White Northern Spirits launched the Indian Aisle in Canada, introducing Indian spirits to major Canadian duty-free retail locations.
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A Record High, India Exported 344 Thousand Tonnes Of Sweet Biscuits In FY 2025-26. See Top Markets
Kenya has emerged as the second-largest export destination for Indian sweet biscuits.
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India Eyes $50 Billion Trade Goal As Piyush Goyal Set For Canada Visit
Goyal will be accompanied by senior executives from more than 100 Indian companies representing sectors such as energy, metals and mining, aerospace, telecom, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, tourism, textiles, automotive, and capital goods.
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Quad, Oil, Defence: Why Marco Rubio's India Visit Carries High Stakes
India continues to purchase large volumes of discounted Russian oil, but the US is looking to expand its footprint in India's energy market through LNG and crude exports.
-
Farmers Turn to Human Urine After Fertiliser Crunch From Iran War
Farmers worldwide are under pressure. About a third of traded urea, a widely used nitrogen fertilizer, comes from the Gulf region.
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Dragon First Glimpse: Jr NTR Is Out For The Kill In Prashanth Neel's Bloody Action Drama
Hyderabad, May 20 (IANS)The makers of director Prashanth Neel's eagerly awaited magnum opus, featuring actor Jr NTR in the lead, on Wednesday announced the title of their film as 'Dragon' and also released an arresting glimpse video from the film to mark the birthday of the actor.
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BRICS Demands Gaza Truce, Slams Tariffs At New Delhi Foreign Ministers' Meet
The meeting, hosted by India as the 2026 BRICS chair, brought together the foreign ministers of all ten member states.
-
What Is Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, India's Big Bet On Self-Reliance
India currently owns just over 1,500 ships, barely 1.2 per cent of the global shipping fleet, despite being one of the world's largest economies.
