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ONGC Chairman: Price, Not Politics, Drives Over 60% of India's Oil Imports
Arun Kumar Singh, chairman and CEO of India's state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), stated that India's imports of spot crude cargoes are primarily determined by prevailing cargo and oil
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Indian LNG Imports Surge to Six-Year High in August, Defying Higher Spot Prices Amid Iran War Disruptions
India's liquefied natural gas imports jumped in August to the highest in nearly six years, defying higher spot prices as fertilizer and fuel distributors sought to replace shipments disrupted by the I
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Indian Prime Minister Modi on Tuesday once again urged citizens to avoid non-essential gold purchases, causing Indian jewelry stocks to fall and spot gold to drop over 1% within the day.
Indian Prime Minister Modi on Tuesday posted on Instagram, reiterating his call for citizens to "not even buy gold if not necessary" to reduce gold consumption and promote domestic products, in respon
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Iran War Disrupts Cooking Gas Supply to Asia and Africa, India Reroutes Supplies
The Iran war has transformed how cooking gas reaches millions across Asia and Africa. India has maintained the flow of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by redrawing supply routes and boosting domestic ou
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India pivots to natural farming and approves anhydrous ammonia to reduce farmers' reliance on urea, following the impact of the Iran war on the urea market.
The Indian government is striving to reduce farmers' reliance on urea to mitigate the impact of the US-Israel war on Iran on urea costs and supply. To this end, the Indian government is urging farmers
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India rejects Hague court order to restore Indus waters pact with Pakistan
India's Ministry of External Affairs stated that the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has no jurisdiction over its sovereign decisions, categorically rejecting the tribunal's ruling that th
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India's economy expands 7.8% in fiscal first quarter, beating estimates of 7.1%
The growth in the quarter ending June was primarily driven by strong performance in the financial, real estate, information technology, and professional services sectors.
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GARI Token: A Deep Dive into Chingari's Web3 Token and Its Market Status
GARI is the utility token of Chingari, a popular Indian short-video application, designed to build a Web3 creator economy, incentivize content creation and viewing, and grant users governance rights. Initially based on Solana, the token later integrated Aptos, supporting functions such as NFT purchases and staking. Despite the project's ambitious vision, GARI coin has fallen significantly from its all-time high, currently exhibits low trading volume, and shows considerable market volatility. This article will delve into GARI's ecosystem, technical features, and current market status.
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Bloomberg Analysis: India's Q1 Economic Growth May Exceed 7%, Still Insufficient for Modi's Developed Nation Ambition
Bloomberg Analysis: India's Q1 Economic Growth May Exceed 7%, Still Insufficient for Modi's Developed Nation Ambition
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Top-Rated Indian Firms Tap Longer Bonds as Rate-Hike Bets Grow
Some of India’s top-rated companies are now borrowing for longer durations as expectations of interest rate hikes increase.
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Bloomberg: India is making a big bet on AI, aiming to become a key hub in the AI economy
The report highlights that this ambition is backed by government incentives and investments from global tech giants, and explores whether India can translate its massive spending into a lasting advant
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India launches "Semicon 2.0" semiconductor plan, proposing a $13.4 billion investment to accelerate chip industry development.
The Indian government is accelerating its semiconductor industry development plan, with chip-related imports projected to reach $240 billion by 2035. As part of this initiative, Indian Prime Minister
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India's Varroc Engineering is developing rare earth-free EV motors to reduce reliance on China, following Beijing's export curbs last year.
India's Varroc Engineering is developing rare earth-free EV motors to reduce reliance on China, following Beijing's export curbs last year.
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Wealthy Indians are increasing investments in overseas markets, driven by a weak rupee and limited domestic exposure to global themes.
Wealthy Indians are increasing investments in overseas markets, driven by a weak rupee and limited domestic exposure to global themes.
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U.S. and Russia Intensify Competition for Dominance in India's Growing Energy Market
India, the world's third-largest energy market, is becoming a key battleground as the U.S. and Russia vie for market share. Russia has become India's largest crude supplier, accounting for over 50% of
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India's Russian Oil Imports Expected to Fall to ~2 Million BPD in August From Record Highs Amid Supply Tightness and China Competition
India's crude oil imports from Russia are set to decline to about 2 million barrels per day (bpd) in August, down from a record high of 2.8 million bpd in July. This reduction is attributed to Ukraini
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JioBlackRock AMC CEO Sid Swaminathan Remains Optimistic About the Future of India's Financial Markets
Sid Swaminathan, Managing Director and CEO of JioBlackRock AMC, discusses India's growing retail investor base and expresses optimism about the future of India's financial markets. He was exclusively
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India Takes Growth Pitch Abroad as Foreign Money Pulls Back
India is taking its growth story to global investors, seeking fresh capital as foreign money flees the country’s markets. Student protests are also exposing some of the challenges facing its young pop
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India's Exports Face Little Risk From Tougher US Sanctions on Iran
Stricter US sanctions on Iran are unlikely to significantly impact India's exports, as the bilateral trade between the two nations is primarily limited to pharmaceuticals and agricultural commodities,
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Manager of India's Largest Actively Managed Equity Plan Cuts Minimum Investment for Overseas Fund
The asset manager that runs India’s largest actively managed equity plan has cut the minimum investment threshold for its fund, which allows Indians to invest overseas through the country’s tax-free f
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HDFC Securities CEO expects India's forex swap deposit scheme to raise an additional $12 billion
HDFC Securities CEO Dhiraj Relli called India's foreign currency non-resident (FCNR(B)) deposit scheme an "unprecedented success" and projected it would raise an additional $12 billion, citing strong
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India is likely to record its lowest monsoon rainfall since 2009, with September rainfall expected to remain below average, according to weather bureau officials.
Officials also expect the monsoon to begin retreating earlier than usual next month. A weaker rainy season could weigh on crop production and potentially increase food-price pressures in the world’s m
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India's Foreign Minister tells Russia's Putin that economic cooperation between the two countries has grown significantly
India's Foreign Minister tells Russia's Putin that economic cooperation between the two countries has grown significantly
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Exclusive: India plans to issue its first tokenized corporate bonds in September, to be issued by state-owned REC, worth less than $57 million, and will be settled using central bank digital currency
The move aims to test the application of blockchain technology for instant settlement in bond trading, placing India alongside markets such as Europe and Hong Kong in adopting the technology. The bond
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India's LPU University suspends classes for 10 days following unrest triggered by rape rumors.
Lovely Professional University (LPU), a major private educational institution in India, has suspended classes for 10 days following unrest triggered by rape rumors circulating on campus. Police have o
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Analysts say India unlikely to stop buying Russian oil despite new US law threatening up to 100% tariffs
New Delhi faces global supply constraints and could negotiate for waivers even with the Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, according to analysts and officials.
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India is set to invest $25 billion in deep tech to reduce reliance on foreign technology and catch up with the US and China.
India is preparing to deploy $25 billion to support domestic deep tech startups, aiming to reduce reliance on cutting-edge foreign technology and catch up with the US and China in the global tech race
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India State Firms Pull $688 Million of Bond Sales as Yields Rise
Two state-run Indian companies have withdrawn plans to raise $688 million through rupee bonds, as an expected interest-rate increase and the central bank’s move to drain surplus cash are driving borro
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Erratic Monsoon Rain Threatens India Crop Outlook, Official Says
India's Farm Secretary Atish Chandra stated that monsoon-sown crops are likely to have been affected by rainfall deficits in some areas and excessive precipitation in others. He added that water short
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India is moving closer to mandating prominent health warnings on packaged foods high in sugar, salt, and fat
The move could force global food companies to rethink their product strategy in one of the world's biggest and fastest-growing consumer markets.
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India Economic Adviser Says Ties With US in ‘Uneasy Equilibrium’ Amid Persistent Trade Disputes
India’s relationship with the US is in an “uneasy equilibrium” as trade disputes between the partners persist, a senior government official said.
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India Halves Import Taxes on Crude Palm and Soybean Oils to Ease Local Prices Ahead of Festive Season
India, the world's largest buyer of edible oils, has halved import taxes on crude palm and soybean oils. This measure is aimed at reducing local food costs as the country approaches its festive season
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Black Sea trade disruptions have driven up global wheat prices, prompting Bangladesh to resume wheat purchases from India.
India has lifted its wheat export ban due to ample supplies, prompting Bangladesh to resume wheat purchases from its western neighbor, as global wheat prices surge amid Black Sea trade disruptions.
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India's Modi Plans Canada Trip for Trade Deal, Accelerates Mexico Talks as Nations Seek New Markets
India's Modi Plans Canada Trip for Trade Deal, Accelerates Mexico Talks as Nations Seek New Markets
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India's battery cell firms scale back ambition as China partnerships sour
Indian conglomerates like Amara Raja and JSW are tempering their battery cell ambitions due to Beijing's reluctance to share cutting-edge technologies, dealing a blow to New Delhi's plans to kickstart
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India Consumer Stocks Draw Bullish Bets on Festive Spending; MSCI India Consumer Discretionary Index Up Over 3% This Quarter
India Consumer Stocks Draw Bullish Bets on Festive Spending; MSCI India Consumer Discretionary Index Up Over 3% This Quarter
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India's NSE Paid 1.86 Billion Rupees ($19.4 Million) in Fees to 20 Banks for its $2.4 Billion IPO
India's NSE Paid 1.86 Billion Rupees ($19.4 Million) in Fees to 20 Banks for its $2.4 Billion IPO
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Canada says "significant progress" has been made in trade talks with India, with an agreement expected in the coming months.
Canadian Minister of International Trade, Maninder Sidhu, said on Tuesday that trade talks between Canada and India are "going very well," as the two countries seek to reach an agreement in the coming
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JPMorgan CEO Dimon to Visit India This Week, Ramping Up Push for Deal Boom
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon is headed to India this week, a visit that comes as the Wall Street giant ramps up its push into a country where it expects a further boom in deals.
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Blackstone Believes India Is Nearing a Tipping Point for Attracting Foreign Capital
Blackstone believes India is nearing a tipping point for attracting foreign capital. Jon Gray, a senior executive at the firm, recalled Blackstone's initial foray into India was slow and faced headwin
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Japanese chip equipment maker Screen Holdings plans to supply semiconductor cleaning equipment to India as early as next summer.
Japanese chip equipment maker Screen Holdings plans to supply semiconductor cleaning equipment to India as early as next summer.
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India on Track for Driest Monsoon Since 2009 Due to El Niño, Threatening Crop Yields and Food Prices
A strengthening El Niño is curbing rainfall, putting India on course for its driest monsoon in 17 years. This development threatens crop yields and raises risks for food prices.
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India’s Capital Markets Regulator to Encourage Muni Bonds for $900 Billion Infrastructure Push Through 2031
India’s capital markets regulator will encourage municipalities to pool their financing needs and issue bonds collectively to fund the upgrade of urban infrastructure that may cost up to $900 billion
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Indian sugar prices have surged to 75 rupees per kilogram, an increase of nearly 90% compared to the same period last year, driven by declining production and robust festival demand.
India, the world's largest sugar consumer, has seen its retail sugar prices rise from 40 rupees per kilogram in September 2025 to 75 rupees (approximately $0.79) in recent months. The government proje
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India warns US that new tariffs of up to 100% on Russian oil purchases could impact bilateral ties
India's foreign ministry stated on Thursday that it is firmly committed to ensuring energy security for its 1.4 billion people and will take all necessary measures to protect its trade and economic in
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India's Purchase of US Treasuries Hits Record in July, Aided by Capital Inflows
India's Purchase of US Treasuries Hits Record in July, Aided by Capital Inflows
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India summons Pakistani diplomat over naval collision in Arabian Sea, accusing Pakistan of violating 1991 bilateral agreement
India has summoned Pakistan’s top diplomat in New Delhi to protest a collision between the two countries’ navies in the Arabian Sea. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs stated that a Pakistani nav
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Nikkei Asia: India's Data Center Development Plan Receives Billions in Rupees of Incentives, But Is Not Expected to Directly Create a Large Number of Jobs
Nikkei Asia analysis indicates that despite the Indian government offering billions of rupees in incentives for data center projects by companies like Google and Amazon, these projects are not expecte
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GARI Token: A Deep Dive into Chingari's Web3 Token and Its Market Status
GARI is the utility token of Chingari, a popular Indian short-video application, designed to build a Web3 creator economy, incentivize content creation and viewing, and grant users governance rights. Initially based on Solana, the token later integrated Aptos, supporting functions such as NFT purchases and staking. Despite the project's ambitious vision, GARI coin has fallen significantly from its all-time high, currently exhibits low trading volume, and shows considerable market volatility. This article will delve into GARI's ecosystem, technical features, and current market status.
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