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Exporters less than thrilled by FTAs
By By Jagdeep Worah | 22 Dec 2012
Exporters less than thrilled by FTAs
By By Jagdeep Worah | 22 Dec 2012
India, Asean clinch FTA deal on services and investments
20 Dec 2012
India and Asean also will intensify engagement for maritime security and safety, for freedom of navigation and for peaceful settlement of maritime disputes in accordance with international law
India, Asean clinch FTA deal on services and investments
20 Dec 2012
India and Asean also will intensify engagement for maritime security and safety, for freedom of navigation and for peaceful settlement of maritime disputes in accordance with international law
Exports target to be missed amid turndown: FIEO
15 Dec 2012
India, Pakistan operationalise liberalised visa regime
14 Dec 2012
The visa-on-arrival under the new visa regime will come into effect from 15 January 2013 while the group tourist visa will be operationalised from 15 March 2013
India to be among top trading nations soon: HSBC
04 Dec 2012
India seeks to tie up LNG imports from Australia
04 Dec 2012
India, Japan in $15-bn currency swap deal
04 Dec 2012
India eases visa norms for Bangladesh nationals
03 Dec 2012
GMR issue jeopardises Indian aid to Maldives
30 Nov 2012
Ratan Tata urges greater India-Australia cooperation
28 Nov 2012
Australia with its technology leadership and natural resources and India with huge manpower and a growing market could be ideal partners in development, he said
India ready to sign services trade pact with ASEAN, says PM
19 Nov 2012
India and the ASEAN have already signed a formal agreement on merchandise trade and an agreement on services trade would fill the gap in trade agreement
Manmohan Singh, Chinese PM hold one-to-one talks
19 Nov 2012
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