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Border issue, trade top Modi's China May visit agenda

Prime minister likely to visit Beijing, Shanghai; also President Xi's home province, Shaanxi

India junks US report on IPR, calls it 'inconsistent' with WTO

Last year the Modi-led government announced the rolling out of a 'National IPR Policy' by the early 2015

US lambasts India on IPR, trade policies

USITC initiates fresh round of investigations

Plan for easier NRI investment norms likely to be delayed

Govt to make changes and go for another round of inter-ministerial talks

India, Japan sign action plan to double investments in 5-years

Nirmala Sitharaman and Japan's minister for economy, trade and industry, Yoichi Miyazawa, signed the pact

IPR: India still on 'priority watch list' of US

The US Trade Representative reviewed the IPR laws of 72 partner countries, of which 37 were on the 'priority watch list'

Modi, Ghani vow greater trade and business linkages

Afghan trucks to be allowed through Attari ICP, a move Ghani said would boost bilateral trade

National IPR Policy still awaited

November draft proposals had drawn flak; DIPP formulation ready but Cabinet nod yet to come; clashing concerns on pharma sector a key area

PM likely to visit China from May 14-16

Economic ties to be on top of the agenda

India needs to take the lead on climate change action, says US Ambassador Richard Verma

Says US will help India realise low carbon and clean energy future

Reduced export obligation to push 'Make in India' for trade

The move is expected to reduce import dependence and augment quality production

India-Australia CECA talks likely to resume on April 23

Australia's Trade and Investment Minister Andrew Robb to arrive in Mumbai on April 21

Afghan President Ghani to visit India on April 27

The visit is expected to push Modi's vision of strengthening SAARC

India, EU to discuss FTA on April 13 in Hannover

EU to push for higher car emission standards

Modi visit will energise India-EU FTA talks: João Cravinho

Interview with Ambassador of the European Union to India

Incentives can't go on forever; beyond a point, one has to be competitive: Pravir Kumar

Interview with Director General of Foreign Trade, Government of India

Stiff in parts but possible

Exports need to grow 15-20% annually to reach $900 bn by 2020

SEZs see up to Rs 2,500-cr boost from trade policy

Govt to take additional revenue hit; MAT problems likely to persist for industry

Despite deal, India's payment issues with Iran persist

India owes Iran around $8.8 bn, primarily on account of crude oil imports

Government takes a step ahead in aligning FTP with WTO

The FTP, which came into effect on April 1, spoke for the first time about global value chains and their relevance in world trading order