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India offers UAE $1.75-bn stake in petrochemical, refinery projects to boost energy ties
13 Apr 2016
India eyes $20-bn investment in Iran’s Chabahar port, SEZ
11 Apr 2016
Indian oil companies are looking to invest up to $20 billion in the development of Iran's Chabahar port as they seek overseas expansion
Japan commits Rs14,251 cr in ODA loans to India
31 Mar 2016
Reconstituted Board of Trade to meet on 6 April
29 Mar 2016
India moves WTO over US temporary work visa fees
05 Mar 2016
The visas are typically used by thousands of Indian nationals hired by information technology services firms operating in the United States, and the fee hike could cause Indian industry an annual loss of $400 million
India’s FTAs leading to increased imports
27 Feb 2016
US gets China to back tough sanctions on N Korea
26 Feb 2016
China and the United States had differed on how strongly to respond to Pyongyang`s most recent test, with Washington urging harsh punitive measures and Beijing emphasizing dialogue and milder UN steps confined to non-proliferation
Indian solar power norms discriminatory: WTO
25 Feb 2016
Sierra Club blasts anti-India WTO ruling on solar power
25 Feb 2016
Urging the US to drop its case against India solar localisation policies, a top American environmental group says that almost half of US states have a programme similar to that of India
India to provide $150-min line of credit for Iran’s Chabahar port project
25 Feb 2016
India is pushing for the Chabahar Port project, which will facilitate growing trade and investment with Iran and other countries in the region
US wins WTO ruling against India in solar panel dispute
25 Feb 2016
The United States complained to the WTO in 2013 about the Indian solar programme, which required that certain cells and modules be made in India, saying that it violated WTO rules on discriminating against imports
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