The government has raised import duties on several items and restricted import of many items subjecting them to import licensing
Aggregate sales of private sector manufacturing companies recorded a sharp contraction of 41.1 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2020-21
Open-ended tariff protection will affect competitiveness
While companies cannot import gas-filled AC units, there are no curbs on importing similar AC units without refrigerant
Under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat package, the government has identified certain sectors that will get a boost and introduced various schemes to benefit businesses, Thakur said
In the manufacturing space, the impact of the pandemic continues, says Wipro MD
The government has been working on multiple fronts to position India as a truly global manufacturing hub with a strong focus on exports,Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Tuesday
Though September high-frequency indicators offer hope, August IIP data shows well performing FMCG sector went from green to red, while recovery turned stale for primary goods
The output of mining and power segments fell 9.8 per cent and 1.8 per cent, according to official data
Govt must seek to benefit manufacturing more broadly
Adding new sellers will help the e-tailer to ramp up its Diwali sales plans as direct shipment to buyers help manufacturers move stocks faster to customers
It will boost end-to-end manufacturing of higher-tech products, higher-value sectors in the state, say officials
None of the labourers working at power looms in Malegaon are migrant workers, said Yusuf, the union's chairperson
The government wants to make India a self-reliant country in these segments, boost exports and become a global supplier
Five of the eight high-frequency indicators compiled by Bloomberg News gained last month, while two were unchanged and one deteriorated
The Bombay Club of the 1990s had lost its battle against the Rao-Manmohan Singh duo's tariff reduction policy, but has bounced back with greater energy now, thanks to the present regime's backing
During 2018-19, foreign exchange spending mostly on capital goods stood at 25.5 per cent of total sales
Recent performance of the sector points to underlying inertia, which has translated into greater dependence on imports to meet growing domestic demand
Slowing pace of recovery and sluggish manufacturing output has experts worrying over Q2 GDP growth
Rating agency ICRA had expected a single-digit contraction in the upcoming print for the Index of Industrial Production for July 2020