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Govt issues advisory against two Bhutanese cos on trade risksThe government has advised exporters, banks and trade bodies to exercise heightened caution while dealing with Bhutan-based Legoy Powerspor...
Russia to India via train? Moscow floats ambitious railway route, says link "should be explored"India-Russia Rail Link: Russia is investigating innovative overland rail routes to connect with India, seeking to lessen reliance on mariti...
IIFL initiates coverage on Adani Power with target price at Rs 240, estimates EBITDA to quadruple by FY33-35EIIFL initiated coverage on Adani Power with a 'Buy' rating and Rs 240 target price. The brokerage forecasts EBITDA to quadruple by FY33-35E...
Adani Enterprises: A high-risk, high-reward bet that is not for the faint-hearted: Sudip BandyopadhyayAdani Group is set to invest $15-20 billion over the next five years, focusing on expanding its ports to handle 1 billion tonnes, boosting ...
Multi-trillion-dollar climate financing gap in crucial Hindu Kush Himalayas: ReportThe Hindu Kush Himalaya region needs a massive USD 12 trillion for climate action by 2050. Current funding falls far short of this ambitiou...
Clean energy just 6.1 pc of Himalayan nations' supply despite huge potential: ICIMODA new report highlights the untapped renewable energy potential in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region, particularly hydropower, despite climate...
TCS extends deal with Bank of BhutanTata Consultancy Services expanded its partnership with Bank of Bhutan to modernize the bank's digital core using TCS BaNCS. This will help...
PTC India plans to provide 24x7 power trading solutions: PTC India CMDPTC India is planning to provide round-the-clock (RTC) power offerings by "blending" green energy with thermal, its CMD Rajib Kumar Mishra ...
India, EU look at connectivity projects in third countriesSpeaking on the occasion, Sandeep Chakravorty, Joint Secretary (Europe West Division), Ministry of External Affairs, India said there is po...
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina’s Oct Delhi visit could open new vistas in BBIN connectivityBangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal (BBIN) connectivity links would create zone of prosperity in the Bay of Bengal region.
PMs of India and Bangladesh to bat for effective regional connectivityRegional connectivity initiatives will figure high on the agenda of these visits for effective sub-regional cooperation that feeds into Ind...
How Darjeeling row is impacting trade in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and NepalET travels through India’s chicken neck, a 22-km-long stretch between Bangladesh and Nepal, to track trade movement among four nations — Ba...
India gears up to ink pact for global customs transit systemThe move will enable seamless trade connectivity with both Eurasian region and Southeast Asia.
After upper house veto, Bhutan government tries again to put regional vehicle pact on trackBhutan is the only country that has not ratified the agreement even as Bangladesh and India have conducted dry run of cargo truck under MVA.
Demonetisation impacts India’s border trade with BhutanIndian currency is used as legal tender in Nepal and Bhutan. Phuentsholing is the main land border entry point between India and Bhutan.
Bhutan to continue hydropower capacity augmentation despite high power debtBhutan has an installed capacity of just about 1,500MW, against India's 270,000MW, but has potential of producing 24,000MW of energy.
Govt forms 11-member task force on currency swap agreementThe government today decided to set up a task force which will look at the possibility of having currency swap agreements with key trading ...
India exploring benefits of currency swap agreementsSuch agreements with those countries with which India has trade deficit, may have both positive and negative effects.
- South Asian nations should ink energy treaty: CII report
Other than India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Pakistan and Sri Lanka are among the nations in the South Asia region.
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In its race for global supremacy, India Inc faces a roadblock in its neighbourhood. But can it ignore the huge market that is SAARC?