New projects not to have local sourcing clause, on which WTO had raised objections India is hopeful of adhering to the World Trade Organisation’s year-end deadline for removing the compulsory domestic-sourcing
Pressure is mounting on India to address climate change. Every country, including India, needs to take some level of responsibility to address it and act accordingly at the UN-sponsored climate change
The United Nations has supported India’s calls for change in World Trade Organisation rules to help secure right to food for developing countries without the threat of sanctions. The UN Special Rapporteur
India has told its partner countries fighting for a permanent solution against challenges to their food security initiatives at the World Trade Organisation that the “currently designed’’ interim relief
India has decided to put on hold its plan to drag the US to the World Trade Organisation for raising the cost of work visas, hoping to resolve the issue bilaterally with the new government after the US
To allow states to acquire land for certain public-private partnership projects The government is likely to stand firm on its proposal to allow states to acquire land for certain public-private partnership
The US will formally fight India at the World Trade Organisation over import restrictions imposed by New Delhi on poultry products from countries reporting outbreak of low-intensity bird flu, hoping to
Reacting to the US government approaching the global trade body, WTO, against India imposing a ban on US agricultural products, including poultry meat and chicken eggs, the government clarified that it
State takes lead in using biometric data from RSBY cards, first phase likely in May. Chhattisgarh government plans to plug leakages in the public distribution system by identifying the beneficiaries through
India has told the US that it does not intend to alter the domestic content requirement in its ambitious national solar power generation programme as it is essentially procurement by the government, which
Striking against rising global protectionism, India has dragged both Turkey and Egypt to the World Trade Organisation for imposing special import duties on Indian cotton yarn, lowering competitiveness
