Trade
After milk and toys, now Chinese chocolates banned by India
27 Jul 2009
The ban was imposed following detection of melamine content in some dairy products imported from China
All roads lead to Geneva: WTO chief
25 Jul 2009
Trade policy to focus on new markets: Sharma
23 Jul 2009
India close to pact with ASEAN, says Krishna
23 Jul 2009
Protectionism hinders growth, says Anand Sharma
27 Jun 2009
US to file case against EU in WTO as Airbus subsidy row deepens
26 Jun 2009
The US is prepared to take its case over alleged unfair subsidies for aircraft under development by the European aerospace giant Airbus to the World Trade Organisation next week
US-EU file complaints against China with WTO
25 Jun 2009
Now, China fakes Indian textile labels in Africa
25 Jun 2009
Made-in-Indian textile brands are thriving in Africa thanks to Chinese counterfeiters, even as Indian exports crashed to half in 2007-08
India, US agree to revive trade talks
18 Jun 2009
Oman lifts import ban on Indian poultry products
18 Jun 2009
PM proposes a BRIC joint business forum
17 Jun 2009
Prime minister Manmohan Singh today mooted a joint business forum for cooperation in science and technology, energy, agriculture, aviation, pharmaceuticals and the service sector
PM proposes a BRIC joint business forum
17 Jun 2009
Prime minister Manmohan Singh today mooted a joint business forum for cooperation in science and technology, energy, agriculture, aviation, pharmaceuticals and the service sector
Steel makers cry foul over cheap Chinese imports
15 Jun 2009
Indian small and medium enterprises have urged the government to strengthen anti-dumping investigations and impose tougher safety and quality checks on Chinese products
Falling exports will cost India 1.3 million jobs in 2009-10: UNCTAD
12 Jun 2009
An UNCTAD report has projected a 2.2 per cent fall in India's fiscal 2009-10 exports, which, it said, will render over 1.3 million jobless.
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