New Delhi: India has quietly become one of the more prominent export sectors, with the seafood sector among them. Though sectors like electronics and pharmaceuticals may get the spotlight, marine exports have grown steadily, and demand has been rising, backed by the expansion of the aquaculture sector. That growth now needs to be scaled up, and the government wants to take it to the next level. Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal, speaking at a National Workshop on Seafood Exports in Visakhapatnam, said that India can double its seafood exports to $30 billion in the next five years.…
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New Delhi: India’s gold reserves have recently declined, raising questions about whether the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has sold a portion of its holdings. Now, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra has put those fears aside, stating that the central bank had not sold any gold and that this drop was a consequence of fluctuations in international gold prices. This was in response to the RBI’s latest weekly data, which showed a $2.19 billion decline in the value of the country’s gold reserves during the week ended May 30, 2026. The central bank data showed that the gold stocks fell from…
New Delhi: Central banks have become more risk-management-oriented than confidence-building, amid geopolitical tensions, fluctuating energy prices, and doubts about global market growth. In this context, the RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra’s assessment of the Indian economy was very interesting. Malhotra, commenting on global developments and how they’ll affect the Indian economy, said the economy was in much better shape, citing the Reserve Bank of India’s latest monetary policy decision. The comments followed India’s higher-than-anticipated economic growth report. According to official data, the country’s GDP grew by 7.8% in the 1st quarter of FY26, and the FY26 GDP growth is 7.7%. The…
New Delhi: In today’s competitive manufacturing landscape, faster decision-making has become essential for businesses aiming to scale efficiently. Companies that continue to rely on lengthy discussions and unstructured execution often struggle to maintain operational momentum in fast-changing markets. Petro Industech Pvt. Ltd., led by entrepreneur Nitesh Khuranna, has demonstrated how process optimization and structured execution can significantly improve organizational efficiency and scalability. Operating in the plastic bath products industry, the company had built a strong dealer and distributor network over the years. However, despite consistent market demand, several internal inefficiencies were affecting execution speed and overall operational productivity. Seeking a…
New Delhi: During periods of global uncertainty, the course of energy policy tends to shift. Fuel costs, political tensions, and fears of supply disruptions may prompt governments to rethink how to balance affordability, energy security, and long-term economic considerations. Those concerns are now driving a new interest in the coal industry in the United States. US President Donald Trump has unveiled a $700bn investment package to boost coal output and coal-fired electricity generation, which will “bolster domestic energy security and lower energy costs for Americans. Trump said the effort is a “significant step forward” in enhancing energy supply and ensuring…
New Delhi: In a more global and interconnected financial world, countries are never sitting still when it comes to attracting foreign capital. Investors today have options, and capital tends to gravitate towards markets that provide growth, stability, accessibility, and regulatory clarity. For emerging economies, the call for long-term foreign investment isn’t just about providing higher returns; it’s also about creating an environment where investors are confident about investing large sums over the long term. In this background, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced a series of measures to make the Indian financial markets more attractive to foreign investors.…
New Delhi: Global investors tend to focus on the bottom line when making investment decisions. Market accessibility, regulatory framework stability, taxation, and ease of investment can be as crucial as fundamentals. In emerging economies, where long-term foreign capital inflows are a crucial element, even minor policy changes can have a profound impact on investor sentiment. Tax relaxation in government securities is considered in this light in India. The move may help improve foreign investors’ access to the Indian debt market and help the nation’s debt market a better fit for global bond indexes, experts said. It is likely to boost…
New Delhi: Central banks regularly face the task of making decisions in the absence of complete certainty. However, occasionally, several risks will converge within a short time frame, giving policy-makers a very narrow road to travel. The week might be one such moment for India’s central bank. The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to make another policy decision on June 5, with the analysts, investors and businesses on the lookout for any hints from the central bank on its course of action amid the volatile external scenario. The last few weeks have transformed the scene…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 02: The Good Sage, the consumer health brand of Medisage Health — Asia’s largest doctor community platform with over 9 lakh registered physicians — today announced the launch of India’s first AI-based Vitamin D3 deficiency assessment tool. Available free of charge at knowyourd3.mymedisage.com, the tool delivers a personalised low, medium, or high-risk deficiency assessment in under two minutes — with no blood sample, no laboratory visit, and no cost to the user. The assessment portal can also be accessed instantly by scanning the QR code included with this release. A Nation Deficient, Undiagnosed, and Unaware India’s Vitamin…
New Delhi: Supporters of India’s decision to buy more discounted crude from Russia after the Ukraine conflict saw it as a pragmatic move to alleviate burdensome energy costs, but critics raised concerns about its long-term regional geopolitical implications. More than three years on, that decision is now seen in a different light as new tensions unfurl across West Asia and global energy markets continue to remain susceptible to disruptions, and geopolitical risk analyst and retired US Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor says India’s approach to buying discounted Russian crude is “on the right track.” His remarks were made at a time…
