India is expanding its network of labour agreements with countries around the world to connect Indian workers with job opportunities abroad...

The move comes after the parliamentary standing committee on communications & information technology has repeatedly prodded the Ministry to...

Ola Electric’s auditor has raised a red flag in the company’s Q1 results. This and more in today’s ETtech's Top 5.

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India plans an Rs 80,000-crore incentive package for deepwater oil exploration. The government will fund up to half the cost of drilling ex...

By the time a “going-concern” paragraph appears in an audit report, the trouble is usually several quarters old. The earlier signals are el...

Offgrid Energy Labs, whose battery technology was developed through R&D in India, is betting on zinc-bromine batteries for long-duration en...

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JioBlackRock has launched its Prism Hybrid Long-Short Fund, an innovative interval investment strategy allowing twice-weekly redemptions. T...

Holders of advance authorisation licenses were entitled to import raw materials without payment of integrated GST and rebate of IGST. The g...

Under an advance license, duty-free imports are bound to certain export obligations. The government had restricted the exports of paracetam...

While the Foreign Trade Policy sets the guidelines for the payments, the revenue department fixes the rates and refunds the exporters.

HPL had obtained advance license for importing naphtha at zero duty, for which the company was supposed to meet export obligation norms.

India’s sugar production for 2010-11 has gone up by 15% upto January 15 comapred to the same period in the previous year.

India has decided to allow millers to import raw sugar at zero duty for sale in domestic markets for another six months till March 31, 2010.

The Centre has forgone a whopping Rs 39,704 cr of duty under export promotion schemes during 2003-04, accounting for 82% of customs duty co...

The finance ministry is set to forgo revenues of around Rs 33,000 crore in 2003-04 on account of incentives given to exporters under variou...