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King Abdulla promises all help to Indians to invest in Jordan
01 Mar 2018
The Jordan-India business forum discussed means to enhance cooperation between the two countries with special focus on investment, trade, education, industry, health, agriculture, mining, telecommunication, tourism and energy
India, Canada agree to expand ties, combat terror
24 Feb 2018
Canada failed to conclude a Foreign Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement with India, although visiting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau managed to obtain investment commitments worth around $1 billion from Indian investors
Trump adminstration tightens H1-B visa rules for third-party worksites
23 Feb 2018
H-1B visas are issued for periods less than three years and the new rules could shorten this further and altogether reverse the tradition of issuing H-1B visas for three years at a time
China warns of retaliation if US slaps penal duties on its steel, aluminium
17 Feb 2018
China has warned of retaliatory action if the Unites States opted to impose penal tariffs on steel and aluminium imported from China
India’s trade deficit rises $16.3 bn in January to $131.16 bn
15 Feb 2018
Exports from the country expanded 1.95 per cent to $24.38 billion in January 2018 while imports into the country vaulted 26.10 per cent to an estimated $40.68 billion
German carmakers slam India’s customs duty hike
14 Feb 2018
Asean leaders begin arriving in Delhi for summit
24 Jan 2018
Commerce ministry wants price curbs on most farm exports lifted
22 Jan 2018
The draft agricultural export policy is likely to limit minimum export price restrictions to most essential items like rice or wheat and leave commodities like potatoes and onions out of export price controls
India’s April-December trade deficit at $114.86 billion
16 Jan 2018
Trade deficit for April-December 2017-18 show a more than 50 per cent increase from the $76.55 billion shortfall in April-December 2016-17.
Netanyahu, Modi hail ties as India, Israel sign 9 agreements
15 Jan 2018
Besides seeking greater recognition of Israel's status as a strategic partner of India and an increase in trade and investments by India in Israel, Israel is working to salvage the recently terminated $500 million anti-tank Spike missile deal
US looks at long term military ties with India: Kenneth Juster
12 Jan 2018
US Ambassador to India, Kenneth Juster, has suggested that India can be an alternative market for US investors that have difficulties conducting business in China, and become a hub for US business in the Indo-Pacific region
Like NRIs, India too integrating well with the world: PM
09 Jan 2018
The government believes that NRIs are partners for India's development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, adding that NRIs have an important place in the Action Agenda till 2020, drafted by the NITI Aayog
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