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Vasu Shroff, Indian-Origin 'Dubai's Textile King', Dies At 85
Regarded as one of the pioneering Indian businessmen in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Shroff moved from Mumbai to Sharjah by boat in 1960 at the age of 19.
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"Like Bangladesh": India To Get '0% Tariff' Deal From US On Textiles
India is likely to receive textile-related trade benefits, similar to those extended to Bangladesh under its trade arrangement with the United States, said Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal.
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US Cuts Bangladesh Tariffs By 1%, Zero Reciprocal Tariff On Certain Goods
The United States and Bangladesh unveiled a deal Monday to lower US tariffs on goods from the world's second-biggest garment manufacturer, with Washington also committing to work towards duty exemptions for certain textiles and apparel.
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Tariffs Cut To 18%, $500 Billion Trade Aim: India-US Framework In 10 Points
The United States and India have finalised an interim trade agreement that cuts US tariffs on Indian goods to 18 per cent. As part of the deal, the US has withdrawn the additional 25 per cent duty it had imposed on Indian imports.
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India's Top Export Markets: A Shifting Landscape Explained In Graphics
The United States on Monday slashed tariffs on Indian goods to 18 per cent, down from the previously effective rate of 50 per cent.
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NDTV Ground Report: Surat Textile Traders Eye Export Boost After US Tariff Cuts
The industrial heartbeat of Gujarat, Surat, is witnessing a surge of optimism following the United States' decision to slash total tariffs on Indian imports from 50 per cent down to 18 per cent.
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Indian-Origin Man Killed By Lawrence Bishnoi Gang In Canada. Who Was He?
Darshan Singh Sahsi immigrated to Canada in 1991 and picked up odd jobs before buying stakes in a struggling textile recycling unit, Canam International, and transformed it into a global company.
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2 Workers Killed, 20 Injured As Blast Triggers Fire At Gujarat Textile Unit
At least two workers were killed and 20 others were injured after an explosion triggered a fire at a textile processing unit in the Surat district of Gujarat on Monday, officials said.
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Expand Export Markets, Boost Local Demand: India's Plan For Trump Tariffs
Faced with the United States' 50 per cent tariff on exports, India has reached out to dozens of nations to up trade in key sectors like textiles and chemicals. The goal - offset a potential $48 billion loss in export of goods and services to the US.
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As Trump Tariffs Kick In, A Look At Worst-Affected Sectors In India
Indian exports to the United States have been hit with one of the harshest trade penalties in recent history-- a 50 per cent tariff.
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Jobs, Exports, Growth At Risk: How US Tariffs May Impact India
Starting today, 9:31 am, Indian exporters will face one of the harshest trade actions in recent memory - the United States will double down on duties, slapping a 50 per cent tariff on a wide range of goods from India.
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Thane Businessman Duped Of Rs 1.5 Crore By Trio Over Machinery Deal
A 60-year-old powerloom owner from Maharashtra's Thane district has alleged that three persons cheated him of Rs 1.5 crore under the pretext of getting new machinery for his unit, an official said on Friday.
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Inspired By Crime Shows, Class 10-Pass Tailor Impersonates Police Officer
A 26-year-old man, who has studied till class 10 and working as a tailor in a Surat-based textile unit, has been arrested for allegedly posing as an IPS officer, police said on Monday.
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Fire Officer, 5 Workers Injured In Textile Unit Blaze in Gujarat's Surat
The chief fire officer of the civic body was among six persons injured in a major fire that broke out at a textile dyeing mill in Surat city of Gujarat on Friday, an official said.
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Virus-Hit Textile Units In Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur Turns To Mask Production
Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur - the hosiery capital of India - is emerging as a hub for the production of life-saving masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as India fights against the spread of the highly infectious novel coronavirus or COVID-19.
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Vasu Shroff, Indian-Origin 'Dubai's Textile King', Dies At 85
Regarded as one of the pioneering Indian businessmen in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Shroff moved from Mumbai to Sharjah by boat in 1960 at the age of 19.
-
"Like Bangladesh": India To Get '0% Tariff' Deal From US On Textiles
India is likely to receive textile-related trade benefits, similar to those extended to Bangladesh under its trade arrangement with the United States, said Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal.
-
US Cuts Bangladesh Tariffs By 1%, Zero Reciprocal Tariff On Certain Goods
The United States and Bangladesh unveiled a deal Monday to lower US tariffs on goods from the world's second-biggest garment manufacturer, with Washington also committing to work towards duty exemptions for certain textiles and apparel.
-
Tariffs Cut To 18%, $500 Billion Trade Aim: India-US Framework In 10 Points
The United States and India have finalised an interim trade agreement that cuts US tariffs on Indian goods to 18 per cent. As part of the deal, the US has withdrawn the additional 25 per cent duty it had imposed on Indian imports.
-
India's Top Export Markets: A Shifting Landscape Explained In Graphics
The United States on Monday slashed tariffs on Indian goods to 18 per cent, down from the previously effective rate of 50 per cent.
-
NDTV Ground Report: Surat Textile Traders Eye Export Boost After US Tariff Cuts
The industrial heartbeat of Gujarat, Surat, is witnessing a surge of optimism following the United States' decision to slash total tariffs on Indian imports from 50 per cent down to 18 per cent.
-
Indian-Origin Man Killed By Lawrence Bishnoi Gang In Canada. Who Was He?
Darshan Singh Sahsi immigrated to Canada in 1991 and picked up odd jobs before buying stakes in a struggling textile recycling unit, Canam International, and transformed it into a global company.
-
2 Workers Killed, 20 Injured As Blast Triggers Fire At Gujarat Textile Unit
At least two workers were killed and 20 others were injured after an explosion triggered a fire at a textile processing unit in the Surat district of Gujarat on Monday, officials said.
-
Expand Export Markets, Boost Local Demand: India's Plan For Trump Tariffs
Faced with the United States' 50 per cent tariff on exports, India has reached out to dozens of nations to up trade in key sectors like textiles and chemicals. The goal - offset a potential $48 billion loss in export of goods and services to the US.
-
As Trump Tariffs Kick In, A Look At Worst-Affected Sectors In India
Indian exports to the United States have been hit with one of the harshest trade penalties in recent history-- a 50 per cent tariff.
-
Jobs, Exports, Growth At Risk: How US Tariffs May Impact India
Starting today, 9:31 am, Indian exporters will face one of the harshest trade actions in recent memory - the United States will double down on duties, slapping a 50 per cent tariff on a wide range of goods from India.
-
Thane Businessman Duped Of Rs 1.5 Crore By Trio Over Machinery Deal
A 60-year-old powerloom owner from Maharashtra's Thane district has alleged that three persons cheated him of Rs 1.5 crore under the pretext of getting new machinery for his unit, an official said on Friday.
-
Inspired By Crime Shows, Class 10-Pass Tailor Impersonates Police Officer
A 26-year-old man, who has studied till class 10 and working as a tailor in a Surat-based textile unit, has been arrested for allegedly posing as an IPS officer, police said on Monday.
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Fire Officer, 5 Workers Injured In Textile Unit Blaze in Gujarat's Surat
The chief fire officer of the civic body was among six persons injured in a major fire that broke out at a textile dyeing mill in Surat city of Gujarat on Friday, an official said.
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Virus-Hit Textile Units In Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur Turns To Mask Production
Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur - the hosiery capital of India - is emerging as a hub for the production of life-saving masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as India fights against the spread of the highly infectious novel coronavirus or COVID-19.
