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Surat Textile Industry Gets Centre’s Credit Focus After Delhi Talks
Surat’s textile industry has taken its concerns on credit, technology upgrades and changing markets to the Union government, with the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce
Hindalco Drops $125 Million Alumina Deal After US Review Delays
Hindalco Industries has terminated its proposed $125 million acquisition of US specialty alumina maker AluChem Companies after waiting more than a year for regulatory clearance,
West Bengal Infrastructure Budget Faces a Quality Test
West Bengal’s decision to align road and building construction costs with national reference rates could force a substantial increase in the state’s infrastructure budget. The
Suzuki Suppliers’ Six-Day Push Exposes India’s Capacity Trade-Off
Suzuki Motor’s instruction to Indian suppliers to stop production for one day each week is more than a factory-scheduling change. It signals the operating pressure
Kumartuli Clay Shortage Exposes Kolkata’s Fragile Craft Economy
Kumartuli’s clay shortage is not simply a seasonal procurement problem. It reveals how a city’s cultural economy can depend on a fragile chain of land
India-US Trade Deal Gains Momentum as G20 Steel Rules Shift
India and the United States have advanced discussions on an interim bilateral trade agreement as G20 trade ministers in Milwaukee backed a new framework for
Bullet Train Project Installs Maharashtra’s First 100-Metre Steel Bridge
The Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train project has installed Maharashtra’s first steel bridge over National Highway 3 near Dive-Anjur village in Bhiwandi taluka, Thane district, marking a
Karnataka Textile Policy Targets ₹20,000 Crore Investment, 5 Lakh Jobs
Karnataka has notified its new Textile and Apparel Policy 2026–31, targeting ₹20,000 crore in investment and five lakh new employment opportunities over the next five
Home Appliance Price Hike Drives Pune Buyers to Pre-Book ACs
Pune consumers are pre-booking air conditioners, televisions and refrigerators to avoid expected price increases of 5% to 8% from October, as manufacturers and retailers cite
