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India and Canada Agree on New Roadmap to Strengthen Bilateral Relations and Trade Ties
Pacific Harbor Line to work with startup Remora on carbon-capture technology

Pacific Harbor Line to work with startup Remora on carbon-capture technology

Pacific Harbor Line has entered an agreement with Remora, a startup envisioning a tender-based system to scrub diesel locomotive exhaust. Remora WILMINGTON, Calif. — Pacific Harbor Line has entered into an agreement with Michigan-based startup...

Owner:  Craig Fuller
India has 22,446 elephants, as per new census; they need the support of local communities to survive
India’s elephant population falls by one-quarter: study

India’s elephant population falls by one-quarter: study

India’s wild elephant population estimates have dropped sharply by one-quarter, a government survey incorporating a new DNA system has found. India is home to the majority of the world’s wild Asian elephants, a species listed as endangered by the...

Owner:  Lin Family
India’s coffee carry forward stocks for 2025-26 likely to be higher

India’s coffee carry forward stocks for 2025-26 likely to be higher

India, the seventh largest producer of the coffees, exports over two thirds of its annual output of around 3.6 lakh tonnes | Photo Credit: REUTERS India’s carry-forward stocks of coffee for the year 2025-26, starting October, are likely to be...

Owner:  The Kasturi Family
India Sends Anti-Radiation Medicines To Indonesia Amid Cesium-137 Scare
India’s wholesale inflation drops to 0.13% in September
Farmers urge ending the trade war as China shuns U.S. soybeans

Farmers urge ending the trade war as China shuns U.S. soybeans

We break down complex business news to help you understand how money moves in Chicago and how it affects you. With fall harvest underway, farmers and agriculture industry associations are pleading for an end to a trade war that they say hurts U.S....

Owner:  Chicago Public Media
China’s Rare-Earth Flex Sends the United States Scrambling

China’s Rare-Earth Flex Sends the United States Scrambling

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. The highlights this week: China announces major rare-earth export controls, Washington and Beijing begin charging steep tit-for-tat port fees, and a British espionage case involving China collapses. Sign up...

Owner:  Donald Graham
India, Brazil Seek To Enhance Trade, Boost Strategic Partnership

India, Brazil Seek To Enhance Trade, Boost Strategic Partnership

Home Brazil India, Brazil Seek To Enhance Trade, Boost Strategic Partnership India and Brazil have had to face the sharp end of the Trump stick, but both are determined not to succumb or cow down The ground is being laid for a visit to India,...

Owner:  Nitin A. Gokhale
India Set To Grow Faster Than IMF Predicts, Says Piyush Goyal
“India will not only meet but exceed IMF’s estimates”: Union Minister Piyush Goyal on GDP growth
India aims crewed Moon mission by 2040, says ISRO chief

India aims crewed Moon mission by 2040, says ISRO chief

ISRO chief Narayanan said India aims to land astronauts on the Moon by 2040, with its Gaganyaan human spaceflight mission set for 2027. He detailed upcoming projects including a space station by 2035 and a Venus orbiter mission Published Date - 15...

Owner:  K. Chandrasekhar Rao
India’s Growth Outlook Remains Resilient Supported By Domestic Drivers: RBI
Farm & Food File: Two holes, $20 billion, and one big mess

Farm & Food File: Two holes, $20 billion, and one big mess

The administration is digging two huge holes at the White House: one for the construction of the executive mansion’s massive new ballroom, the other to bury the export-dependent U.S. soybean sector. That’s not my view; that’s what Caleb Ragland,...

Owner:  Shaw Family
India has to cement Taliban ties as China advances, Pak reels back in Afghanistan
India accuses Balaji Amines of making pharma-grade chemical illegally

India accuses Balaji Amines of making pharma-grade chemical illegally

Indian authorities have accused Balaji Amines Ltd, the chemicals company, of producing pharmaceutical-grade propylene glycol without a drug manufacturing licence, after some batches were found to be substandard, government documents show....

Owner:  Salman Iqbal
India weighs climate-linked insurance scheme

India weighs climate-linked insurance scheme

Initiating talks with local insurers, the Indian government is considering designing a nationwide climate-linked insurance programme aimed at simplifying the payout process after extreme weather events such as heatwaves and floods, according to a...

Owner:  Khalid Abdullah Omran Taryam
India News | FPO Sangam-2025 at IIVR Highlights Vegetable Cultivation as Pathway to Economic Prosperity
India News | Reasi Police Attaches Property of Pakistan-based Terror Operatives

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