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India looks set to resume direct passenger flights to China after a four-year halt, signalling a potential thaw in relations between the two nations as border tensions ease and industry voices call for increased economic cooperation.
A growing appetite for overseas travel among India’s middle class is reshaping tourism trends in Asia, with destinations including Hong Kong and Central Asia seeing spikes in interest due to improved connectivity and affordable packages, industry analysts say.
The series, called IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack, portrays the 1999 hijacking of Indian Airlines flight 814 from Kathmandu. Some social media users criticised the series because two of the hijackers were shown with Hindu code names rather than their Muslim identities, arguing it misrepresents the perspective of the event.
Hasina fled to India by helicopter on August 5 as student-led protests toppled her 15-year rule marked by widespread accusations of election rigging to maintain her hold on power and human rights violations such as extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances.
However, navigating the growing complexity of environmental regulations may require cooperation among companies rather than competition to maintain market access.
Indian traders have asked the government to either scrap a minimum export price of US$950 per tonne on premium basmati rice or lower it to US$750 per tonne in anticipation of a bumper crop, All India Rice Exporters Association (AIREA) vice-president S Jain told This Week in Asia on Monday.
India’s commerce minister has sparked controversy by criticising online platforms including Amazon for “predatory pricing” practices that undermine small businesses, a move analysts suggest is aimed at cautioning global e-commerce players while reassuring local retailers – a key voter base for the ruling party.
An Indian interministerial panel cleared as many as six investment proposals in the electronics manufacturing sector, including China-based firms as well as those with connections to China, according to a report from India’s leading business daily The Economic Times this month.