Microsoft Buys Record Soil Carbon Credits from Indigo
Microsoft signs a major deal with Indigo Carbon to purchase 2.85 million soil carbon credits, supporting regenerative agriculture in the US as part of its carbon negative goal by 2030.
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Delhi's Carbon Credit Policy to Generate Revenue from Emissions
Delhi government approves framework to monetize carbon credits from green projects. Policy aims to sell credits internationally, but implementation details remain unclear.
India Launches CBAM Registry for EU Low-Carbon Suppliers
Indian industry bodies have launched the India CBAM Registry, enabling EU buyers to identify verified low-carbon suppliers from India, boosting green trade.
CITI Seeks Permanent Removal of 11% Cotton Import Duty
The Confederation of Indian Textile Industry urges the government to permanently scrap the 11% cotton import duty, warning it hurts competitiveness amid supply shortages.
Tamil Nadu Borewell Strike: Drill Bit Prices Double, Operations Halt
Borewell operators in Tamil Nadu continue an indefinite strike as drill bit prices soar from Rs 25,000 to Rs 55,000. Over 2,000 vehicles are idle. Read on to understand the crisis and its impact.
Saudi Arabia bans poultry imports from France, Poland
Saudi Arabia imposes a temporary ban on poultry and egg imports from France and Poland due to severe bird flu outbreaks. Learn about the strict safety measures and what products are affected.
EU's Carbon Tax Hits Indian Steel, Aluminium Exports
The EU's new carbon border tax (CBAM) targets Indian steel & aluminium exports from 2026, imposing a 16-22% levy. Experts call it a trade barrier. Why India needs urgent government support for exporters.
US Cattle Futures Soar to 3-Month High Amid Supply Squeeze
Chicago Mercantile Exchange cattle futures surged to their highest since October on strong cash prices and tight US supplies. The US continues to block Mexican cattle imports due to screwworm fears, pressuring meatpacker margins. Get the full analysis.
Microplastics Undermine Ocean's Role as Carbon Sink
New research reveals microplastics are disrupting the ocean's natural 'biological carbon pump,' reducing its ability to absorb CO2 and regulate Earth's temperature. Urgent action needed.
US Bans Adoptions from 39 Countries Under New Travel Rules
The Trump administration's expanded travel ban now suspends all adoption visas from 39 nations, including Nigeria and Haiti. Experts call it a major, underreported shift in policy. Read the full list and implications.
Ramesh: India-EU Trade Deal Must Tackle Carbon Border Tax
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh calls for India-EU Free Trade Agreement to counter EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, protecting Indian exports. Key negotiations ahead.
African Nations Impose Reciprocal Travel Bans on US Nationals
Burkina Faso and Mali impose reciprocal travel restrictions on US citizens after Trump's expanded ban on 39 countries. 25 African nations are affected, raising concerns for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Read the full list here.
Govt Bans Manufacturing of Painkiller Nimesulide
The Indian government has prohibited the manufacture of painkiller nimesulide, citing safety concerns. Know the details and implications of this major healthcare decision.
EV Makers Want Rare Earth Magnet Import Extension to 2027
India's top electric bus and truck manufacturers plan to request a one-year extension on import exemptions for rare earth magnet motors under the PM E-Drive scheme, citing persistent supply disruptions from China. Read more.
Hong Kong Director Held in ₹30 Crore Customs Duty Evasion Case
DRI arrests Hong Kong supplier's director in a ₹30 crore luxury furniture import fraud. Third arrest in the case involving undervaluation and document manipulation. Read the full investigation details.
Steel expansion hit by policy mismatch on key input: GTRI
A GTRI report warns India's steel capacity expansion is under pressure as import curbs on low-ash metallurgical coke raise input costs, hurting competitiveness. Experts call for policy recalibration.
Harvard Study: 33% of Delhi's PM2.5 is Ammonium Sulfate
A new Harvard-CREA study reveals a third of Delhi's PM2.5 is harmful ammonium sulfate, formed by air chemistry. Learn its health risks and what can be done to protect yourself.
Himachal Minister Condemns Apple Import Duty Cut to 25%
Himachal Education Minister Rohit Thakur condemns the Centre's decision to slash import duty on NZ apples from 50% to 25%, warning it threatens the state's Rs 5,000-crore apple economy.
Delhi's Nitrogen Dioxide Levels Highest Since 2018
Delhi's annual average nitrogen dioxide concentration reaches 47 µg/m³, surpassing national standards. ITO and Airport are top hotspots. Experts warn of severe health and environmental impacts.
Can India's Carbon Market Boost Climate Action?
India's new carbon market framework aims to enhance measurability and pricing, helping exporters align with global standards. Will this pivot accelerate the nation's climate goals? Read our analysis.
India Announces Reforms to Simplify Import Checks
India unveils major reforms to simplify import inspections, a key move to boost trade and secure a long-awaited free trade agreement with the United States. Learn the details.
Why Mosquitoes Target You: Science Behind Mosquito Magnets
Ever feel like a mosquito magnet? Science reveals it's not random. Discover how CO2, body heat, clothing colour, and even your blood type make you a target. Learn the facts now!
Why Mosquitoes Target You: Science Behind Bites
Ever feel like a mosquito magnet? Science reveals it's not random. Experts explain how CO2, body heat, clothing colour, and even blood type O make you a target. Learn the layered reasons.
China Files WTO Complaint Against India's Solar, IT Measures
China has initiated a formal dispute at the World Trade Organization against India's import restrictions in the solar and IT sectors. This move escalates trade tensions between the two Asian giants. Read the full analysis.
China Launches WTO Dispute Against India on Trade Duties
China initiates a WTO trade dispute against India, challenging import duties on solar cells and IT goods. This move escalates bilateral trade tensions and could impact India's green energy goals. Read more for details and analysis.
Rupee Supported by Weak Dollar, Capped by Importer Demand
The Indian rupee finds support from a softer US dollar but faces resistance as importers seize the rally to hedge. Key levels and central bank intervention shape the near-term outlook. Get the latest market insights.
Aavishkaar Rebalances Climate Strategy for Faster Returns
Aavishkaar Group recalibrates its climate investments, pairing 20-year agroforestry projects with short-cycle tech like biochar. The firm has secured $150M in soft commitments for carbon credits.
CII's 50-Product Plan to Boost Manufacturing, Jobs
CII President Rajiv Memani proposes a targeted strategy focusing on India's 50 most imported goods to boost manufacturing, create jobs, and calls for enhanced disinvestment to fund infrastructure. Read the full plan.
Rupee Depletion Aids Jaipur Jewellery Exporters Against US Tariffs
A weaker rupee brings some relief to Jaipur's studded jewellery exporters facing steep 50% US import duties. However, high costs and currency volatility continue to challenge competitiveness against hubs like Bangkok. Read the full analysis.
India, New Zealand Aim to Double Trade in 5 Years
GTRI think tank urges India and New Zealand to double bilateral trade to $2.6B in five years via a new FTA, focusing on tariffs, agriculture, and services. Key sectors include textiles, pharma, and education.
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