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Chile and India Strengthened Ties with Presidential Visit and Bilateral Trade Seminars – World News Network
New Delhi [India], April 3: Chilean President Gabriel Boric Font started a week-long visit to India, accompanied by business leaders and authorities, who sought to increase trade and collaboration between both countries.
India will navigate through the tariff challenges: Bernstein – World News Network
India will be able to safely navigate through the tariff challenges, says a report by Bernstein, an international equity research company.
The Second Phase of the Selection Process of ICFAI Business School Scheduled for April 5-6: Today is the Last Day to Apply for 8 Campuses – World News Network
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], April 3: The second phase of the ICFAI Business School (IBS) Selection Process for MBA/PGPM 2025-27 is scheduled to take place on April 5th and 6th. Today marks the final opportunity for aspiring candidates to apply for admission to IBS's eight campuses, excluding IBS Hyderabad.
A Groundbreaking Celebration of Music, Culture, and Art Set to Redefine Live Entertainment – World News Network
New Delhi [India], April 3: The stage is set for an extraordinary musical journey as one of the most ambitious concert series of the decade prepares to launch. This landmark event promises to bring together global icons, emerging talents, and an audience that truly appreciates the power of music and…
Focus Lighting & Fixtures Secures Prestigious Contracts Worth Rs9 Cr – World News Network
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 3: Focus Lighting & Fixtures Limited. (NSE - FOCUS), engaged in manufacturing & innovative lighting solutions of LED lights and fixtures, Focus Lighting & Fixtures Limited has secured three major orders worth Rs9.11 Cr from esteemed clients. These contracts reinforce the Company's strong market position in…
India’s pharmaceutical products may be subject to duties in future actions under US Trade Expansion Act of 1962: Report – World News Network
The recent imposition of a 27 per cent reciprocal tariff on Indian exports by the United States, while exempting the pharmaceutical sector, has raised concerns about potential future trade restrictions on drug exports.