India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal confirmed that the Free Trade Agreement with the UK is progressing rapidly and dismissed claims of stalled talks. The deal, signed in July, is expected to be implemented soon. Minister Goyal also highlighted significant investment commitments from the India-EFTA trade agreement.
Jharkhand’s first high-tech driving institute is set to open in Jamshedpur. Approved for Rs 22 crore, Tata Motors will operate the facility. The institute aims to enhance driver training, boost employment, and improve road safety.
Gold and silver prices have seen a significant decline today, influenced by West Asian tensions and rising crude oil prices. Silver dropped by ₹2410 per kg, and gold became ₹530 cheaper per 10 grams. Experts suggest this is a temporary market pause.
The US has granted Indian refineries a 30-day extension to purchase Russian oil, easing concerns over potential fuel shortages. This decision comes amid rising global oil prices due to the West Asia crisis. India, a major oil importer, will benefit from this temporary relief.
Several Indian business leaders and executives are stranded in Dubai due to escalating Middle East tensions. Flights are disrupted, affecting travel plans for prominent figures like Dabur India’s CEO and Dixon Technologies’ Chairman. Families on holiday and business trips are also caught in the travel chaos.
Businessman Vijay Mallya, who is facing charges of bank fraud, has informed the Bombay High Court that he cannot specify when he will return to India. On Wednesday, through his senior advocate Amit De
India has signed nine Free Trade Agreements with 38 developed countries. These deals aim to boost the Indian economy and increase global trade access. Key agreements with the US promise lower energy costs and increased exports.
