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Contract Farming: A Win-Win for Farmers and Buyer Companies
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  Oct 01, 2020

Contract Farming: A Win-Win for Farmers and Buyer Companies

In an age of market liberalisation, globalisation and expanding agribusiness, there is a danger that small-scale farmers will find difficulty in fully participating in the market economy.

World Bank to Extend $82 Million Loan for Transformation of Himachal Roads
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  Sep 08, 2020

World Bank to Extend $82 Million Loan for Transformation of Himachal Roads

Sameer Kumar Khare, Additional Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance said that the economic growth of any region is closely linked to its road infrastructure.

First Kisan Rail for Farmers from Devlali to Danapur Flagged-off
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  Aug 07, 2020

First Kisan Rail for Farmers from Devlali to Danapur Flagged-off

Asia’s second-largest railway transporter, the Indian Railways introduced the first ‘Kisan Rail’ or farmers' service from Devlali to Danapur today on Friday from Devlali.

Most complex tax regime by far
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  Oct 01, 2016

Most complex tax regime by far

The macroeconomic aspects of GST haven´t been taken into account. If the government says that it will collect more revenue, then that means that prices will have to rise because it´s an indirect tax. If prices rise, then industrial output would tend to stagnate or decline.

Porting Ahead
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  Sep 01, 2015

Porting Ahead

The government has announced a massive investment in India´s ports sector, which is likely to boost the country´s economy. The government has massive plans of developing ten coastal economic regions by reviving the country´s Sagarmala (string of ports) Project.

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  Jul 02, 2013

Bangladesh expects $5 bn investment from India

In the next three years, Bangladesh expects investment from India to double to $5 billion. The neighbour country signed agreements worth around $23 million in Mumbai on June 27. Now, with greater trade ties with India, Bangladesh want to attract more foreign direct Investment (FDI), Matlub Ahmad, president, India-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said.

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