Indo-Tibet Trade to Resume Through Shipki La Pass in June
Traditional Indo-Tibet trade, suspended since 2020 due to Covid, will restart via Shipki La pass in Kinnaur district from June, boosting commerce and employment in the region.
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Chennai Flyover Boom: Madhya Kailash, T Nagar Transform
Chennai's mega infrastructure push is reshaping commutes with major flyover transformations at Madhya Kailash and T Nagar, improving traffic flow while raising concerns about construction quality and pedestrian safety.
West Asia Conflict Halves Urea Output, Spikes Energy Use
Urea production at Indian plants has dropped by 50% due to reduced gas supplies from the West Asia conflict, while energy consumption at these facilities has surged by 40%, impacting fertilizer availability.
Middle East Conflict Hits Indian Supply Chains, CII Warns
The Confederation of Indian Industry reports shipment delays and raw material shortages in India due to Middle East conflict, impacting global trade-dependent sectors, but notes resilience from reforms.
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West Asia Conflict Hits Indian Cos with Delays, Material Shortages
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) warns that the West Asia conflict is causing shipment delays and raw material shortages for Indian companies, prompting adaptations like energy diversification and supply chain optimization.
Bullet Train Project Boost: TBMs Arrive for Underground Work
The Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor sees a major advancement as Tunnel Boring Machines arrive, with underground work set to begin in three months, overcoming geopolitical delays.
Middle East Conflict Disrupts Supply Chains, India Resilient
The Confederation of Indian Industry reports that the Middle East conflict is disrupting global supply chains and energy flows, but India's economy remains resilient due to reforms and self-reliance initiatives.
Russian Oil Tanker Aqua Titan Arrives in India for China
The Russian oil tanker Aqua Titan, originally bound for China, has unexpectedly arrived at an Indian port, highlighting shifting global energy dynamics and India's strategic role in oil imports.
US LPG Tanker Arrives at New Mangalore Port
The LPG tanker Pyxis Pioneer has delivered over 16,000 tonnes of fuel from the US to New Mangalore Port, as India boosts imports to secure energy supplies amid West Asia tensions. The Shipping Ministry has waived cargo charges on crude and LPG imports tem
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US LPG Ship Arrives at Mangalore Amid Regional Tensions
The Pyxis Pioneer cargo ship, carrying liquefied petroleum gas from the United States, has arrived at Mangalore port. This delivery occurs amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia, highlighting India's strategic energy diversification efforts.
War Reroutes Extend Flights, Raise Costs for Airlines
The US-Israel-Iran conflict has forced airlines to avoid Middle Eastern airspace, leading to longer routes, higher fuel costs, and fatigued pilots. Air India's Delhi-London flights now take over 12 hours, up from 8, impacting fares and operations.
India Launches Bharat Wool Mark to Boost Wool Exports
India's textiles ministry unveils the Bharat Wool Mark and Pashmina Mark with a new export facilitation centre in Ludhiana. The initiative aims to provide affordable certification to SMEs and combat counterfeit trade through QR code traceability.
West Asia Crisis Hits Karnataka Rice Mills, Exports Stalled
The ongoing West Asia conflict has severely disrupted Karnataka's rice export industry, with shipments to the Gulf region stranded at ports and trucks returning with unsold produce, causing significant financial strain on mill owners.
Russian Oil Tanker Arrives at New Mangalore Port
A Russian oil tanker has successfully docked at the New Mangalore Port in Karnataka, marking a significant development in India's energy imports and international trade relations. This move highlights India's strategic efforts to diversify its oil sources
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Indian Refiners Eye Iranian Oil After US Waiver
Indian refiners express interest in buying sanctioned Iranian oil following a US temporary waiver, while Iran denies having surplus stocks available for global markets amid supply disruptions.
West Asia Conflict Hits Bihar Food Economy: LPG Shortage
The West Asia conflict is impacting Bihar's food economy, causing an acute commercial LPG shortage. Hotels and eateries in Patna face price hikes and are switching to alternative cooking methods like tandoors and coal stoves.
Mysuru LPG Crisis: Thousands Jobless Due to West Asia War Impact
The West Asia conflict has disrupted commercial LPG supply in Mysuru, causing over 12,000 job losses in food vendors, hotels, and industrial units, with the unorganized sector hit hardest.
Govt Removes Domestic Airfare Caps from March 23
The Indian government has decided to remove the fare caps on domestic air travel, effective March 23. This move allows airlines to set ticket prices based on market demand.
Guwahati Airport T2 Terminal Expands Domestic Network
Guwahati Airport's Terminal 2, inaugurated by PM Modi, has enhanced domestic operations with five airlines shifting to the new facility, increasing capacity to 13.1 million passengers annually.
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India's Energy Diplomacy Shields Supply Amid West Asia Conflict
The West Asia conflict has disrupted global energy supply chains, affecting oil and gas flows. India leverages strategic diplomacy and diversified sourcing to secure supplies, though experts warn of inflationary risks and economic pressures.
US Eases Iran Oil Sanctions: Impact on India's Energy
The US has temporarily eased sanctions on Iran's oil sector, allowing limited exports. This move could benefit India by diversifying its crude oil imports and reducing costs, but geopolitical risks remain.
India Weighs Iranian Oil Return Amid US Waiver and Supply Disruption
India is evaluating a strategic return to Iranian crude imports following a short-term US sanctions waiver. As West Asian tensions disrupt global oil supply, Indian refiners face complex decisions balancing economic benefits against compliance risks.
Iran War Hits Fertilizer Supply, Air Pollution May Help
The Iran conflict has disrupted India's fertilizer and LNG imports, threatening agriculture. Experts propose costly self-sufficiency projects, but an innovative solution may lie in capturing nitrogen from air pollution to create fertilizers.
Apple Hunter's 25-Year Mission Saves 1,200 Vanishing Varieties
Tom Brown, a retired chemical engineer known as the 'Apple Hunter,' has spent decades tracking down and preserving rare apple varieties that were disappearing from American agriculture, reviving flavors and histories lost to commercial farming.
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Vande Bharat Sleeper Train: Internet Sensation with Flight-Like Features
India's Vande Bharat Sleeper train has gone viral on social media for its modern design, quality food, and upgraded passenger amenities, drawing widespread praise from travelers.
West Asia Crisis Hits Rice Exports from MP's Raisen, Balaghat
The ongoing West Asia crisis has severely impacted rice exports from Madhya Pradesh's Raisen and Balaghat districts, affecting shipments of Basmati and boiled non-basmati varieties to Gulf countries and other international markets.
WTO MC14 Conference to Address Trade Issues Amid Divisions
Trade ministers from 166 economies will gather in Yaoundé, Cameroon, for the WTO MC14 conference to discuss agriculture, e-commerce moratorium, fisheries subsidies, and reforms, with limited outcomes expected due to ongoing global disputes.
India's Oil Tankers Arrive as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Ease
Three Indian crude oil tankers have arrived at ports after transiting the Strait of Hormuz, with two more LPG vessels set to sail soon, signaling cautious maritime movement despite regional conflicts.
Air India Adds Pilots for Dreamliners as Airspace Restrictions Worsen
Air India is converting Boeing 777 and narrow-body pilots to Boeing 787 Dreamliners to address pilot fatigue from lengthening Europe and UK routes due to airspace restrictions from conflicts and closures.
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Indian Refiners Eye Iranian Crude After US Sanctions Waiver
Indian refiners are exploring a resumption of Iranian crude purchases after the US granted a 30-day sanctions waiver, aiming to stabilize supplies amid Middle East disruptions. The waiver covers oil loaded by March 20, with millions of barrels awaiting de
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