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“While there is a case [to raise import duties], we will have to tread carefully,” Dhar said. “Any talk of increasing duty will be like jarring notes,” he added, noting that FTAs also signify strategic partnerships that extend beyond just economic ties.
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi recently, at Hyderabad House in Delhi, signed 10 memoranda of understanding – seven new and three renewed agreements to further strengthen the relationship between two neighbors. However, that four-day visit by Sheikh Hasina to India ended without any breakthrough in the long pending Teesta Water Sharing Treaty.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Russia has raised alarm among Western allies, but analysts say it is part of New Delhi’s strategy to shore up its own security amid increased tensions with China.
NEW DELHI -- In the smoggy capital city of New Delhi, there is an increasing number of green-plated cars on the roads. These are electric vehicles and even outside of Delhi, they are gaining popularity.
MUMBAI — Heavy rains flooded roads and railway tracks on Monday (July 8) in India's financial capital of Mumbai, pushing authorities to shut some schools and colleges, while overflowing rivers in the northeastern state of Assam affected more than two million people.
NEW DELHI — The chief organiser of an Indian preacher's event where a stampede killed 121 people this week surrendered to police on Friday (July 5), a lawyer for the preacher said, after police had launched a manhunt.
