Imports

Strategy paper on coal import substitution: Inter-ministerial committee report

The “Strategy paper on Coal Import Substitution” has been prepared as a report of the IMC (Inter-Ministerial Committee). The paper focusses on the present energy mix of the country, domestic coal production, trends and projections, import trends (sector-wise), coal import substitution measures already taken by the Government and most importantly, …

Farmers unhappy over rice import

Shocked over the decision to import 2 million tonnes of rice, farmers said while the Centre was ready to give high price for the rice to be imported from abroad, it was not ready to give drought relief and adequate bonus to Punjab farmers, who would contribute more than 85 …

Time to tackle e-waste

Every single gadget we use will sooner or later end up in a trash can. Computers, mobile phones, DVD players, TV sets, will all be junk. From a computer penetration density of less than 10 per 1000 population in 2005, India will exceed 60 per 1000 in 2010. Mobile phones …

Tariff liberalization and trade specialization in India

Since the early 1990s, India has embarked on economic reforms that have progressively opened up the country to international trade. This paper analyzes the effects of reform on India

Customs officials concerned over import of adulterated food products

P.Oppili and Ramya Kannan CHENNAI: The increased import of duplicate electronic goods, fake cosmetic products, hazardous toys, duplicate two-wheeler spare parts, mobile phone accessories and adulterated food products is causing concern among Customs officials. But none is more worrying than adulterated food products that cause harm to those who consume …

US steel-makers temper climate deal hopes

Lobbying has led to Congress considering tariffs on developing nations, which could be a deal-breaker at December's climate change talks in Copenhagen.

Urea imports likely to be freed in effort to slash subsidy bill

THE agriculture ministry plans to allow private players to import and supply urea, as it looks to bring down the fertiliser subsidy bill that has touched Rs 1,00,000 crore in 2008-09. The ministry

With better storage, imports can be avoided: Swaminathan

P. Sunderarajan NEW DELHI: Agriculture scientist M.S. Swaminathan on Tuesday came down heavily on proposals to import foodgrains to tide over the shortage due to the poor monsoon this year. He said that if only the government had taken adequate measures to modernise foodgrains storage systems, such an eventuality would …

Wheat import mixed blessing, hunt on for invasive weeds

Joseph John Agricultural scientists from ten states have embarked on a hunt to trace and isolate five harmful

Bad press may leave basmati dream run in Iran half-cooked

Iranian Media Questions Quality Of Imported Rice; Exporters Urge Govt To Take Steps BASMATI exporters, who recently won a battle against the government over reduction of the minimum export price to $900/tonne from $1,100/tonne, are facing fresh trouble. Just days before the new season begins in October, there have been …

Wheat which could have fed 30,000 people for a year rots

Wasted Due To Poor Storage & Transit Facilities, Grains Not Fit Even For Animals It

Local industry flays Tripura Govt for importing bricks

The brick manufacturing industry in Tripura is passing through a tough time with the State Government importing bricks from Bangladesh. Around four crore bricks will be imported from the neighbouring country to meet ever- growing demand of bricks in Tripura where development is not the fast-track. Of late, the government …

CIL set to remove imported coal clause for consumers

Jayajit Dash / Bhubaneswar September 09, 2009, 0:22 IST Decks have now been cleared for coal consumers to enter fuel supply agreements with Coal India Limited (CIL) as the coal major has decided to do away with the imported coal clause. CIL would shortly send letters to its subsidiaries, informing …

Local industry flays Tripura Govt for importing bricks

The brick manufacturing industry in Tripura is passing through a tough time with the State Government importing bricks from Bangladesh. Around four crore bricks will be imported from the neighbouring country to meet ever- growing demand of bricks in Tripura where development is not the fast-track. Of late, the government …

Brazil backs India on special safeguards for farm sector

SAYS NEW DEMANDS BY RICH COUNTRIES MAKING TALKS DIFFICULT Amiti Sen NEW DELHI BRAZIL veered towards India

Ban on scrap imports revoked

Dilip Kumar Jha / Mumbai September 02, 2009, 0:31 IST In a move to ease the supply of secondary non-ferrous metals, the government has revoked the month-long ban on scrap imports. The decision will help in clearing about 1,000 containers clogging ports without any customs official

Unorganized players give e-bike a bad name

For a growing section of riders, e-bikes are a cool way out of increasing fuel costs. Naveen Munjal

Unorganized players give e-bike a bad name

For a growing section of riders, e-bikes are a cool way out of increasing fuel costs. Naveen Munjal

Mizoram steps up vigil against swine flu

Mizoram today stepped up vigil along the border after some persons infected with swine flu were detected in neighbouring Manipur, officials said. Check posts in Mizoram-Manipur border village and other areas were on high alert and ban on import of pigs had been clamped, State Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Director …

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