Economy News ( English version)

The Supreme Court has asked JioStar to approach the Delhi High Court in its challenge to TRAI's television tariff framework, including regulations on MRP caps, pricing and DTH distribution.

Coal India subsidiary Mahanadi Coalfields has appointed five investment banks for its proposed IPO, expected to be around ₹10,000 crore, marking a key step in the state-run miner's subsidiary listing plans.

Hyundai India's domestic sales in FY26 declined 2% 584,906 cars while exports rose 16% to 190,125 units. Mahindra’s sales surged 20% to 660,276 units while Tata Motors PV sales grew 15% to 642,000 units.

India has been promoting sovereign chip capabilities through initiatives like the Design Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme, the newer Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) fund, and the broader India Semiconductor Mission.

Fly91, which currently operates six ATR 72-600s aircraft from bases in Goa and Hyderabad, plans to add four more operating bases as it scales up operations over the next five years.

Industries can apply to become Government Approved Test Centres online until August 31, 2026. This initiative aims to expand India's verification ecosystem for weights and measures. Recognized centres will verify 23 categories of weighing and measuring instruments across various sectors. The expanded network will complement state departments and improve […]

Exports from special economic zones experienced a remarkable boost in 2025-26, eclipsing USD 185 billion. The pharmaceutical industry also thrived, with exports nearly doubling since 2014-15. Gujarat took the lead in special economic zone export achievements for the past fiscal year. Additionally, India has finalized several free trade deals with important i […]

Net foreign direct investment has declined significantly in recent years. This trend is linked to increased overseas investments by Indian companies. Greater repatriation by foreign investors also contributes to this shift. Indian enterprises are expanding globally for strategic assets and new markets. This reflects a maturing investment ecosystem and streng […]

India is facing nine pending disputes at the WTO, Parliament was informed on Tuesday. The cases, filed by countries including Japan, China, the EU, Brazil and Australia, cover steel, sugar, ICT tariffs and PLI schemes. India has spent about Rs 2.43 crore on legal defence so far.