Verdict expected in August India might once again face flak at the World Trade Organization's dispute settlement body over its solar mission programme case against the US even as the verdict is expected
Amul, the country’s largest dairy brand, is likely to benefit the most from Russia’s decision to lift restrictions on the import of milk, cheese and other dairy products from India. Russia had to open
The discussion took place under the much-awaited India-US Trade Policy Forum The US asked India on Tuesday to take steps to aid affordable health care by looking beyond intellectual property rights
The November 26 meeting, the first of its kind, will also take up trade facilitation agreement In an unprecedented move, the World Trade Organization (WTO) will hold a 'Special General Council' meeting
India awaits General Council meet outcome, which might make it clear if the members will be ready to negotiate its demand on food security or not Even as India is keen on an early resolution of its
In a possible change of stance, India might finally relent on the World Trade Organization’s (WTO’s) trade facilitation agreement (TFA), provided it gets an “assurance” from 160 member countries, especially
Tells Bangladesh PM Hasina he will take concrete steps for robust bilateral ties Prime minister-elect Narendra Modi’s first official visit as head of government will likely be to Dhaka, where he is expected to sign the much-awaited Teesta water-sharing agreement with Bangladesh Prime Minister Hasina.
Industry says US violating norms The government on Tuesday said it hadn’t violated global trading norms under the World Trade Organization (WTO), even as the US filed a second case against India on the second phase of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM).
US had made similar complaint against India in February Two months after it was taken to the World Trade Organization by the US government on the renewable energy (RE) sector, the Indian government has done likewise. It has made a complaint to WTO’s dispute settlement body, alleging the US, both at the federal and state levels, is offering subsidy programmes in the sector for local content requirements, making the entry of Indian companies difficult and breaching global trading rules.
Resolution soon retaliation against EU airlines, air pacts possible, say officials The Union Cabinet is likely to soon pass a resolution endorsing the fact that Indian airliners would not share their specific carbon emission data with European Union (EU) authorities. This will be the first time since the imbroglio began over the buzz that government was going to officially communicate to the EU that it would not adhere to the latter’s changed emission trading system (ETS) laws.
