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Trump signs order to ramp up US deep-sea miningDonald Trump's administration takes a controversial step. It expands deep-sea mining for rare earth minerals. This move aims to boost the U...- ADB trims developing Asia's growth forecast, flags US policy risksThe Asian Development Bank (ADB) lowered its growth forecasts for developing Asia to 4.9% in 2024 and 4.8% in 2025, down from earlier proje...
- King Charles, Queen Camilla's royal tour of India in the offing after Modi expresses desire to host them: ReportKing Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla are likely to visit India after Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his desire to host the c...
- Indian exports up in 115 nations out of 238 destinations in 2023-24Despite global economic uncertainties, India's exports increased to 115 countries out of 238 destinations in 2023-24. The merchandise expor...
- India tops remittance flows at USD 125 bn in 2023: World BankIn 2023, India led global remittance inflows at USD 125 billion, driven by factors like its UAE agreement boosting bilateral trade in dirha...
- Will Budget 2023 fix India's broken school system?The National Education Policy (NEP) of 2020 had a promising proposal to merge anganwadis and classes 1-2 of primary school in an integrated...
- Post-‘comeback’, in Messi we trust?Barça’s genius may be staying on. But will he still be assisting his club?
- Asia-Pacific may see $31.4-54.3 bn remittance losses due to COVID-19: Asian Development BankThe countries likely to face more severe effects from the pandemic-induced decline in remittance inflows are the ones where remittance shar...
- India to top global remittances with $71 billion this yearIndia will retain its top spot with $71 bn in remittances this year as remittances to developing countries are expected to reach $435 bn, t...
- India tops global remittances list; received $69 billion in 2012India is the largest recipient of remittances in the world, receiving USD 69 billion in 2012, the World Bank has said.
- India to receive record $70 billion remittances in 2012: World BankAfter India, China will stand second with $66 billion, followed by Mexico and the Philippines with $24 billion each, a latest report said.
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