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India poised to become global shipbuilding hub: Defence Minister Rajnath SinghIndia is set to become a global shipbuilding hub, addressing a market vacuum. The nation will focus on design, manufacturing, and MRO servi...- From dairy machines to AI factory: L&T is future-proofing its empireLarsen & Toubro is entering a new phase of diversification, using its engineering, infrastructure and financial strength to build technolog...
- Value addition key for Tata Steel as prices fall and costs increaseTata Steel saw strong revenue growth in the June quarter, driven by higher realisations. However, global steel prices are softening, and co...
- India doubles down on strategic manufacturing--from semiconductors to hydrogen trains: Finmin ReportIndia is accelerating a broad-based industrial strategy that spans semiconductors, electronics, commercial space, green mobility, rare eart...
- Investor interest in Indian shipyards hinges on faster execution: DrewryForeign investors are evaluating Indian shipyards for future opportunities. The nation must quickly expand capacity and strengthen its supp...
- Fight against forced labour or a fight to skip Congress? Dissecting Trump's new tariffsThe Trump administration imposed significant tariffs on many nations recently. These tariffs target countries with alleged forced labor imp...
- Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games open with scaled-down format and a promise of a sustainable futureIn a grand display at Glasgow's OVO Hydro, the 23rd Commonwealth Games commenced with King Charles III's official opening. He underscored t...
- Seven boys widened India's door to South Korea and everything changedSouth Korean cultural exports like K-pop and K-dramas have significantly boosted India's engagement. This cultural wave now fuels substanti...
- Tata Group to invest $1 billion in shipbuilding, says Kerala CM V. D. SatheesanTata Group plans a significant 100 billion rupee investment in Kerala's shipbuilding sector. The state government is favorably considering ...
- India, Australia seal landmark defence, nuclear, critical minerals pactsIndia and Australia signed landmark pacts on civil nuclear energy and critical minerals. Defence and maritime security ties were significan...
- India breaks into China's steel box monopoly after costly lessonIndia has launched its first export-import (EXIM) shipping container for global deployment, marking its entry into a sector overwhelmingly ...
- Modi in Indonesia: India forming a strategic BrahMos beltIndia's potential BrahMos missile deal with Indonesia could forge a significant coastal defence network across Southeast Asia. This growing...
- India-Israel, GCC FTA talks temporarily stalled due to West Asia crisis: Piyush GoyalIndia's free trade talks with Israel and the GCC are temporarily paused, while discussions with Canada are progressing rapidly. Commerce Mi...
- Union Minsiter Sonowal inaugurates Goa's new Captain of Ports Terminal building, announces phase-I priority for Goa water metroUnion Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) Sarbananda Sonowal, in Panaji on June 27, inaugurated Goa's new Captain of Ports Te...
- India achieves MIV 2030 ship-recycling goal ahead of scheduleIndia has surged to become the world's leading ship-recycling nation in 2025, achieving this milestone ahead of schedule. This significant ...
- GRSE shares jump 5% after PSU conferred 'Navratna' status. What this means for the warship-maker?GRSE shares surged nearly 5% after the defence PSU was granted Navratna status, boosting investor sentiment. The status allows greater fina...
- China's subsidy edge poses biggest challenge to Make in IndiaAs Indian manufacturers navigate the challenging waters of global trade, they find themselves increasingly overshadowed by Chinese business...
- Commercial shipbuilding: Beyond a sectoral revival, India’s chance to strengthen economic power & global influenceWith 95% of trade by volume moving by sea, domestic shipbuilding is crucial for energy security and trade leverage. Focusing on specialized...
- Fuelling the future: Why India needs maritime muscle as its oil thirst growsIndia heavily relies on imports for its energy needs, importing nearly 89% of its crude oil. Despite being a major exporter of refined prod...
- Catching wind in the sails, finallyIndia is aiming to boost its shipbuilding capacity to match its growing manufacturing trade. The government seeks investment from South Kor...
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