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    Global community must isolate, expose nations harbouring terrorists...: PM Modi at SCO Summit

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar delivered these remarks on behalf of PM Modi at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation being held under Kazakhstan's Presidency in Astana.

    2015 skilling policy to be replaced with new one

    A new policy on skilling in India, drafted by BCG, aims to create a skilled workforce to meet global demands, aligning with the government's vision and demographic dividend.

    View: India's path to developed economy status hinges on natural resource management

    India's natural resources sector faces import challenges but holds potential for growth and self-sufficiency. Strategic management, revenue reinvestment, and resource diversification can drive economic development and sustainability, aligning with global trends towards renewable energy and efficient resource utilization.

    Charting the global economy: BOE leaves rate-cut hopes alive

    The Bank of England hinted at possible interest-rate cuts as some officials are leaning towards it, despite keeping rates steady at 5.25%.

    Trai suggests infrastructure status, single-window clearance for broadcasting sector

    In July 2023, the ministry of information and broadcasting had urged Trai to provide its inputs for the formulation of the NBP. The Trai had issued a consultation paper on NBP seeking stakeholder comments in April. While suggesting steps to grow the TV and radio footprint in the country, the regulator has also asked the MIB to establish a credible audience measurement system for TV, radio, and OTT.

    Ruchir Sharma joins Asset Allocation Committee of 360 One Wealth

    Ruchir Sharma, the chairman of Rockefeller International and Founder & Chief Investment Officer of Breakout Capital, has joined the Asset Allocation Committee (AAC) of 360 ONE Wealth.

    • Long road trip? India may free up 700 hectares of surplus land for resting facilities

      The road transport ministry plans to de-notify around 700 hectares of surplus land for wayside amenities and resting facilities for drivers. The proposal aims to allow landowners to reclaim their property and utilize excess land from completed highway projects efficiently. The ministry is finalizing the policy, aligning with PM Narendra Modi's mobility expo promise.

      Who is going to be Trump's vice-presidential choice; here's what he has to say

      Donald Trump has announced that he has picked the vice-presidential candidate who will be his running mate in the upcoming elections in November. This announcement is expected in the upcoming Republican Party national convention in July.

      Arunachal CM Pema Khandu to launch new industrial policy and reforms to boost investment and development

      Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced the introduction of a new Arunachal Industrial Policy, aligned with the UNNATI Scheme, to attract investments. After being sworn in, Khandu convened a Cabinet meeting to launch Reforms 3.0, focusing on 24 citizen-centric initiatives. Priorities include 100% digitalization of Finance and Planning Departments, strengthening local administration, and forming the Institute for Transforming Arunachal. Plans also include a new educational policy, revamped Dulari Kanya Scheme, enhanced agricultural policies, and the development of Itanagar-Naharlagun. Additionally, new handloom, handicrafts, and tourism policies will be introduced to boost the economy.

      Realty hopes reforms, infra development continuity as Modi 3.0 takes charge

      Industry players and experts are emphasizing the need for tax rationalization and reduced approval costs to foster a more conducive environment for investment and development.

      As Modi 3.0 begins, where the economy stands, where it's headed

      Narendra Modi is set to begin his third term as PM with a full-strength NDA team, amidst optimism for India's economic future. RBI Governor Shantikanta Das highlighted the country's robust economic growth, strong manufacturing sector, recovering rural demand, and promising investment activity. India's external sector remains resilient, with positive growth prospects ahead.

      Delhi to host global aviation body’s showpiece event next year

      New Delhi to host 81st IATA AGM with IndiGo's Pieter Elbers as chair, highlighting India's aviation growth. IATA projects India as third-largest aviation market by 2026. Civil Aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia praises sector's growth with record passenger count and enhanced regional connectivity

      Gas needs a new pricing meter

      What could future policy look like? Pricing policy needs to be simplified and streamlined with global norms. Ensuring linkage to rolling averages of global benchmarks like Brent or other global benchmarks, along the C Rangarajan committee recommendations, would sustain the balance between consumers and producers. This should be implemented alongside more uniform gas pricing. One price could be benchmarked for LNG imports, another for domestically produced gas from regular fields, and one higher price for more difficult fields like ultra-deep and high-temperature high-pressure fields.

      How BJP reined in cow vigilantes and got industry back on track

      BJP has changed its stance on buffalo meat exports, impacting the industry, especially in the context of vigilante attacks on cattle traders accused of transporting cows for slaughter.

      India sets sights on global renewable ammonia market, takes strides towards sustainable energy leadership

      India is positioning itself as a key player in the renewable ammonia market with several international trade agreements already inked and more on the horizon. According to S&P Global Commodity Insights, however, industry insiders emphasize the need for greater policy clarity and price stability to transform these agreements into binding deals.

      BMC sets up expert panel to frame guidelines for billboards in Mumbai

      On May 13, a giant illegal hoarding in the city's Ghatkopar area fell on a petrol pump during gusty winds and unseasonal rains, leaving 17 dead so far and over 70 injured. Rakesh Kumar, an ex-employee of National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), is the environment expert on the panel, while IIT Bombay's Prof. Avjit Maji, Prof. Nagendra Rao Velaga, besides Prof. Shreekumar from the department of Industrial Design, are other members.

      China to allow visa-free entry for foreign tour groups arriving by cruise ships

      China is set to allow visa-free entry for foreign tour groups arriving via cruise ships, aiming to boost inbound tourism. Effective from May 15, groups can stay up to 15 days without a visa, entering from 13 ports. The move supports the cruise industry and enhances people-to-people exchanges.

      Why warehousing is a booming asset class for discerning investors in India

      The demand for modern warehousing facilities is touching a new high as e-commerce and retail sales are seeing a surge with each passing day in India.

      Upward trajectory of India-US ties not impacted at all: EAM Jaishankar on Pannun case

      The upward trajectory of India-US relations has not been impacted at all by allegations of an Indian link to a foiled assassination plot, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said. In November, the US charged an Indian national of conspiring to murder Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York.

      Social network that needs connecting

      India is planning a revamp of its urban transport sector to improve accessibility to work, healthcare, and education. The plan includes integrating metro and bus networks, promoting greening of intracity goods transport through small trucks, and aligning bus and metro routes. The lack of a holistic approach, with nearly half a dozen central ministries working in isolation, has led to discussions on an omnibus transport ministry.

      Kejriwal as CM even after arrest puts political interest over national interest, says Delhi HC

      The court's observations came after the Delhi government counsel said the matter requires certain approvals from Kejriwal who is in custody in the alleged money laundering case in connection with the 2021 excise policy. The court stated that till now it has "politely" emphasised that national interest is "supreme" but the present case has highlighted what was "wrong" and it would pass an order in the matter on Monday.

      Lok Sabha polls 2024: BJP to release election manifesto today; details here

      The manifesto committee, chaired by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, has already held two meetings. The BJP has received over 1.5 million suggestions for its manifesto, including more than 400,000 through the NaMo app and over 1.1 million through videos. According to party sources, the BJP's manifesto will focus on development, a prosperous India, women, youth, the poor, and farmers.

      MNRE extends deadline for R&D proposals under National Green Hydrogen Mission

      The National Green Hydrogen Mission extended the R&D proposal deadline to April 27, 2024, focusing on enhancing green hydrogen production affordability. Guidelines aim to improve efficiency, safety, reliability, and foster partnerships in the innovation ecosystem.

      RBI's rate-setting panel starts discussion on monetary policy; decision on Friday

      The Reserve Bank's MPC, led by Shaktikanta Das, likely to keep the interest rate unchanged in the upcoming policy amid improving economic growth. The outcome of the MPC meet will be announced on Friday, the first of the 2024-25 bi-monthly policies.

      Anant National University’s Centre for Public Policy releases policy compendium

      The compendium is prepared by the Centre for Public Policy at Anant National University and is intended to be a ready reckoner of policies aimed towards enhancing awareness of policy issues.

      ET Explains: Clearing the air on emissions and carbon capture

      To mitigate CO2 emissions, India is drafting a Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) policy. It will not only facilitate decarbonization efforts but can potentially kickstart a $10 billion industry in next five years, by using captured carbon to make chemicals, among other uses.

      Develop umbrella policies for cotton, closed jute mills: Parliamentary panel to govt

      The Standing Committee on Labour, Textiles, and Skill Development proposed an umbrella policy for the cotton sector and comprehensive measures for reviving closed jute mills or establishing new ones. It suggested exploring alternative markets for silk exports beyond UAE, US, and EU to offset potential export value declines. The committee advised incentivizing cotton farmers instead of scrapping import duties and urged a comprehensive study on cotton production issues. Additionally, it urged expediting the National Textile Policy formulation.

      One Nation, One Election to improve govt efficiency, foster economic development: CII

      The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) expressed support for simultaneous elections, stating that it would enhance governance efficiency and foster economic development. CII presented its views to the High-Level Committee on One Nation One Election (ONOE), emphasizing the economic benefits of streamlining the electoral process.

      US officials say 40 Boeing jets have been inspected as investigations continue into midair blowout

      Federal officials briefed a congressional committee on their investigations into a jetliner accident involving a Boeing plane. The Federal Aviation Administration will review inspections of Boeing 737 Max 9 jets and develop a maintenance process before allowing them to carry passengers again.

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