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India Eyes US$100 Billion Export Target by 2030, Pushes for F&B Sector Investments

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India aims to reach US$100 billion in export value by 2030 in food, agriculture, and marine sectors, with 100% FDI in F&B, rising RTE demand, and opportunities in organic and sustainable products.

BIS Certification in India: A Brief Primer

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BIS certification ensures product quality, safety, and compliance with Indian standards. Learn about mandatory and voluntary certification schemes, including ISI, CRS, and hallmarking, for manufacturers, importers, and retailers.

India’s Medical Devices Industry: Investor Outlook

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India’s medical device industry, valued at US$12 billion, has become a growing hub for innovation, attracting seed and venture capital funding

India Manufacturing Tracker: 2024-25

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Introducing the India Manufacturing Tracker 2024-25 by India Briefing—your go-to source for real-time updates on the country’s industrial production, emerging trends, and key sector insights.

NSO Projects 6.4% GDP Growth for India in FY 2024-25 amid Sectoral Challenges

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India’s GDP is projected to grow at 6.4 percent in FY 2024–25, as per the first advance estimates released by the National Statistical Office on January 7, 2024. The figure is below the Reserve Bank of India’s recent GDP forecast of 6.6 percent.

An Introduction to Doing Business in India 2025 – New Publication Out Now

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The 2025 edition of ‘An Introduction to Doing Business in India’ provides valuable insights for businesses navigating India’s dynamic market, and covers macroeconomic as well as technical considerations like company setup, tax and audit, HR and payroll.

India Updates Specialty Steel PLI Scheme to Drive Investments

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India has updated its PLI Scheme for Specialty Steel (PLI Scheme 1.1) with aims to make the sector more investor-friendly and encourage greater participation of manufacturers.

Corporate Social Responsibility in India

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India became one of the first countries to mandate corporate social responsibility (CSR) on April 1, 2014. Certain companies are required to allocate a portion of their profits to areas such as education, poverty alleviation, gender equality, and hunger mitigation programs. We discuss corporate spending trends and compliance requirements under India’s CSR regime.

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