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Indian handicrafts eye lucrative Gulf market
Dubai: India plans a major trade thrust in the Middle East as part of a bid to meet a targeted 25 per cent growth in its worldwide handicraft exports.
NATIONAL
Ministry told to handle power crisis effectively
New Delhi: Northern India is heading for a serious power crisis with peak shortages exceeding 20 per cent putting tremendous pressure on the system.
Telecom service providers told to make package clear
New Delhi: The Telecom Regulatory Authority Of India (TRAI) in its order makes it mandatory for service providers to prominently display the amount of talk time value available to a pre-paid subscriber.
PLR guidelines for transparency in lending rates
New Delhi: The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) has suggested that Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may frame norms and guidelines for sub prime lending rate (PLR) or advise the banks to frame it themselves at the earliest to bring transparency in the lending rates.
Counterfeit products may soon land in FICCI net
New Delhi: The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) on Tuesday announced the appointment of an investigative agency to undertake market intelligence and support enforcement work relating to counterfeit and pass-off products estimated to be of the order of Rs 830 crore.
Centre urged to shed red-tapism, simplify FDI rule
New Delhi: An Indian Parliamentary panel on Tuesday urged the government to simplify foreign investment rules and give tax holidays to investors ploughing funds into the cash-strapped infrastructure sector.
Violation of IPR lands India under Special 301
Washington: India, along with the European Union and 14 other countries, has been brought under the 'Special 301' priority watch list of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) for violation of intellectual property rights (IPR).
French tyre firm puts brakes on Indian project
Bombay: French tyre company Michelin has shelved plans to set up a tyre factory in India due to the slump in the domestic automobile sector, reports said on Tuesday.
PGE to dub Hollywood films in Indian languages
New Delhi: US based movie distribution company P G Entertainment (PGE) LLC's Indian arm, plans to dub Hollywood movies in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu for the country's mammoth regional audience.
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