Corporate Law : MSP has ensured farmer income stability and food security but faces criticism for regional bias and ecological harm. The article e...
Finance : After months of tense negotiations, tariffs on Indian goods were cut to 18%. The decision underscores the value of diplomacy over ...
DGFT : Clarification on Warehousing of Chemical under Para 2.36(a) of Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023 by DGFT dt 6th Feb 2026 India’s F...
Finance : The U.S. announced a reduction of tariffs on Indian goods to 18%, indicating a strategic reset in bilateral trade. The move could ...
Finance : The agreement removes or reduces duties on most traded goods. It significantly improves export competitiveness and bilateral marke...
Finance : The agreement provides zero-tariff access in the US for key Indian agricultural products while keeping sensitive items and imports...
Finance : The framework announces reciprocal tariff moves and sectoral openings on both sides. The key takeaway is a clear pathway toward a ...
Corporate Law : The India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a comprehensive pact covering trade in goods, services, rules of origin, ...
DGFT : Explore the highlights of Ministry of Commerce & Industry's Year End Review 2023, including the launch of Foreign Trade Policy 202...
DGFT : Foreign Trade Policy (2023) is a policy document which is based on continuity of time-tested schemes facilitating exports as well ...
Custom Duty : CESTAT Chennai held that that the PVC Regrind is a single thermoplastic material and cannot be classified as waste/scrap. Thus, im...
Custom Duty : Assessee-company who was an exporter of rice and other agricultural products, received an Order from its overseas buyer M/s Indi S...
Excise Duty : Read the detailed analysis of the Calcutta High Court judgment in Narendra Tea Company vs. Union of India, allowing the 100% EOU's...
Custom Duty : CESTAT Kolkata confirms redemption fine and penalty against Karan Impex for importing old clothing. Detailed analysis of the order...
DGFT : Read the Delhi High Court judgment on Rajesh Gupta & Ors. vs DGFT. No permission for open market raw material purchase when Advanc...
DGFT : The circular addresses confusion under FTP 2023 on chemical warehousing. It confirms that industrial chemicals can be stored in bo...
DGFT : Notification No. 03/2023 by DGFT permits export of essential commodities like eggs, rice, and sand to Maldives for 2024-25, exempt...
DGFT : Explore Government of Indias DGFT Notification 61/2023, extending the import period for Yellow Peas. Get insights on revised polic...
MSP has ensured farmer income stability and food security but faces criticism for regional bias and ecological harm. The article examines its legal framework, economic impact, and reform options.
The agreement provides zero-tariff access in the US for key Indian agricultural products while keeping sensitive items and imports that could harm farmers outside its scope. It balances export growth with domestic protection.
After months of tense negotiations, tariffs on Indian goods were cut to 18%. The decision underscores the value of diplomacy over coercion in resolving trade disputes.
The framework announces reciprocal tariff moves and sectoral openings on both sides. The key takeaway is a clear pathway toward a broader BTA with concrete, near-term gains.
The circular addresses confusion under FTP 2023 on chemical warehousing. It confirms that industrial chemicals can be stored in bonded warehouses subject to regulatory compliance.
Clarification on Warehousing of Chemical under Para 2.36(a) of Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023 by DGFT dt 6th Feb 2026 India’s Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023 marks a shift toward continuity, adaptability, and trade facilitation, anchored on four pillars: remission-based incentives, collaborative export promotion, ease of doing business, and support for emerging areas like e-commerce. […]
The U.S. announced a reduction of tariffs on Indian goods to 18%, indicating a strategic reset in bilateral trade. The move could boost Indian exports, subject to formal customs notifications
The agreement removes or reduces duties on most traded goods. It significantly improves export competitiveness and bilateral market access.
This piece analyses why a proposed alternative to existing global institutions has faced resistance. It highlights that unilateral ambitions and past geopolitical actions undermine confidence in peace initiatives.
The India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a comprehensive pact covering trade in goods, services, rules of origin, trade remedies, intellectual property, sustainable development, and institutional mechanisms. On goods, the EU commits to eliminating tariffs on nearly 97% of tariff lines covering over 99% of India’s export value, delivering early gains across sectors such […]
