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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.

India-NZ FTA to Boost Exports Across Key Sectors

The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is set to significantly boost Indian exports in textiles, pharmaceuticals, engineering, agriculture, and services. Learn how this pact will impact trade.

Trial Set for Theft at French President's Palace

Three men will stand trial in February for stealing valuable heritage items from the French President's Élysée Palace. Discover the details of the high-profile theft and its implications for national security.

GST Cuts' Full Impact on FMCG Sector Still Unclear

Nearly three months after GST rate reductions, the FMCG sector awaits a significant demand boost. While auto and durables saw immediate gains, consumer goods growth remains muted. Industry leaders predict clarity in coming quarters.

Exports jump 19%, trade deficit narrows to $24bn

India's goods exports soared 19% to $38.13 billion in November 2025, driven by engineering and electronics. Trade deficit narrowed to a five-month low of $24 billion. Details inside.

Medical Equipment Stolen from Dumka Hospital

Thieves stole advanced medical instruments from a closed hospital in Hansdiha, Dumka. The theft was discovered during geo-tagging. Police investigation is underway. Read more.

New Cess on Pan Masala Proposed in Lok Sabha

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduced a bill for a new cess on pan masala production. The revenue will fund health and security initiatives and be shared with states. Read the details.

Cash Transfers vs Public Goods: Why Voters Lose

From Trump's tariff retreat to Bihar's cash promises, political focus on immediate relief starves budgets for essential public goods like clean air and safe roads. Explore the costly trade-off.

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