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In India, Saudi ruler supports fight against terrorism
20 Feb 2019
The Crown Prince after visiting Islamabad on Sunday, issued a joint statement with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, saying that they have agreed on the need to put pressure on countries harbouring terrorism
India’s April-Jan FY19 trade deficit zooms to$155.93 billion
15 Feb 2019
India imported goods worth $427.73 billion in the first ten months of the current financial year (April-January 2018-19) against exports worth $271.80 billion during the period
India’s steel exports rise 16.7% in 2017-18
05 Feb 2019
India extends $1.4 billion aid to debt-laden Maldives
17 Dec 2018
The Maldives is one of the very few countries with which India has a visa free arrangement and the visa facilitation agreement will ensure seamless movement of people between both countries and help many Maldivians who send their children to school in India
Oil spike takes India’s April-Nov trade deficit to $129 bn
17 Dec 2018
The ballooning of the trade deficit comes on the back of over 61 per cent jump in the country’s oil import bill to $97.43 billion in April-November 2018-19 from $65.33 billion in April-November 2017-18
New policy aims at doubling farm exports to $60 bn by 2022
07 Dec 2018
The government proposes a diversification of the country’s export basket and destinations with emphasis on high value and value added agricultural exports, especially perishables, to double farmers’ income by 2022
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