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India likely to get a booster on crude oil and trade fronts

Commerce ministry has already started working on a strategy to increase India's oil imports from Iran

Government to facilitate states in bid to boost exports

Forms trade facilitation panel under commerce & industry minister Nirmala Sitharaman

India downplays Aziz's remarks, says will stick to joint declaration

Aziz issued a statement asking for "more evidence and information" from India on 26/11 and asserted that talks cannot take place without Kashmir being on agenda

Kashmir is top of the list: Pakistan

Pakistan is ready to discuss all the outstanding issues and expected India to cooperate in an effort to bring in "peace and prosperity" in the subcontinent

India to push for goods deal under RCEP in Malaysia

Is expected to take a two-tiered approach to duty cuts

India expects headway in RCEP talks

India is facing stiff opposition from its domestic industry in negotiating the RCEP as it entails giving tariff concessions to China and other rival countries

Modi visit may revive India, Pakistan trade ties

Bilateral trade with Pakistan plummeted 12.84% to $2.35 bn in FY15 compared to $2.7 bn in FY14

PM Modi to visit Pakistan next year for SAARC summit

Both nations will revive stalled dialogue, NSAs to meet

Modi-Sharif talks to thaw frosty relations?

Both leaders expected to take up contentious issues - from terrorism to trade - today

Services attract highest foreign direct investment, despite Make in India push

Out of the total FDI inflows of $31 bn received during April-March 2014-15, the services sector accounted for almost 17% of the cumulative inflows

India feels the heat in WTO solar dispute with US

Verdict expected in August

Modi, Sharif to meet in Russia on July 10; Kashmir to be in focus

Apart from the SCO Summit, PM Modi will also be attending the 7th BRICS Summit in Ufa

A crisis in Greece alone won't impact us: Pravir Kumar

Interview with Director General of Foreign Trade

Indian diplomats' domestic trouble

Contracts with India-based domestic assistants for officials abroad have become a headache for the Indian government

India may change its WTO stance, seek another package

May decide against single undertaking at Nairobi meeting

States to get report card on business friendliness

To start with, it will issue report cards on the progress made by the states on their investment friendliness

Government mulls legal services' liberalisation

SILF has demanded that Indian law firms be allowed to advertise and promote their expertise abroad

India asks EU to be 'realistic' as FTA talks to restart in August

Talks were stuck over reduction of tariffs on auto components, wines and spirits

Investment outflows slip 81% on weak global climate

Contract to $1.75 bn during FY15, against $9.40 bn in April-March 2013-2014

Sweden is bullish on India: Banashri Bose Harrison

Interview with India's Ambassador to Sweden