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Trump’s tariff rhetoric sets backdrop for India’s pharma confidence at iPHEX 2025
Alongside the exhibition, the Global Regulatory Conclave, held with CDSCO and Pharmexcil, spotlights reliance practices, pharmacopoeia convergence, and regulatory pathways to reinforce India’s standing in global pharma.
China unveils a range of new weapons systems at its massive military parade
China showcased its military advancements at a parade in Beijing, displaying new weaponry, including the LY-1 laser weapon designed to disrupt enemy optical sensors. The event also featured the DF-5C intercontinental strategic nuclear missile, capable of striking globally, and the unveiling of fifth-generation combat aircraft, highlighting China's strengthened strategic deterrence across land, sea, and air.
Indian investors must look abroad for AI, semiconductors, EV themes: Vaibhav Shah of Mirae Asset
Vaibhav Shah of Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India) advocates for international diversification, citing limited domestic exposure to high-growth themes like AI and semiconductors. He highlights the potential for better risk-adjusted returns and currency diversification through global investments. The Mirae Asset Global Allocation Fund offers a strategic mix of developed and emerging market exposure, leveraging Mirae's global expertise.
Modi meets Xi in Tianjin: Handshakes, hard lines and hidden messages
Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping met in Tianjin to discuss border issues and cross-border terrorism. Modi emphasized the importance of peace along the Line of Actual Control. Both nations agreed to work towards border demarcation. The SCO declaration condemned the Pahalgam terror attack. India maintains its right to build relations with Taiwan. New Delhi signals strategic autonomy to Washington.
PM Modi stresses LAC calm; President Xi Agrees, Eyes Big Picture
Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping met in Tianjin. They aimed for a fair resolution to the border issue. Both nations want mutual trust and respect. Disengagement happened last year, maintaining peace. Xi emphasized friendship and not letting the border define relations. Differences should not become disputes, said Modi. Peace in border areas is needed for smooth ties.
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Select black money holders to get relief: Income tax dept. to not not apply penalty and prosecution in these situations
The Income Tax Department offers relief regarding unintentional black money. Individuals failing to disclose foreign assets up to Rs 20 lakh may avoid penalties and prosecution. This applies to assets excluding immovable property. The Central Board of Direct Taxes amended its instructions. The new rule aims to provide relief for unintentional omissions. It focuses enforcement on significant cases of non-disclosure.
South Korea President Lee faces pivotal test at first summit with Trump
Lee Jae Myung is in Washington for a summit with Donald Trump. This meeting is crucial for the long-standing alliance. Trade and defense spending are key discussion points. Lee aims to balance relations with the U.S. and China. He hopes to avoid disagreements with Trump. Both leaders will discuss North Korea's nuclear program.
Congress questions govt's 'silence' on Chinese envoy's remarks
The Congress party has criticized the Indian government's silence regarding the Chinese envoy's remarks equating India and Pakistan as victims of terrorism, made at an event hosted by a think tank funded by Adani Group. Randeep Surjewala questioned the Modi government's foreign policy, labeling it as weak-kneed and raising concerns about trade imbalances, border encroachments, and China's support for Pakistan.
China can pull back 150 km and come back in 2–3 hours: Indian Army officer suggests continued vigil along LAC
Despite positive movement in Indo-China relations, Indian military remains vigilant. China's infrastructure along the LAC enables rapid troop redeployment. India faces a mobilisation time gap. Talks focus on de-escalation principles. Trust remains low despite stabilisation. New mechanisms aim to strengthen border management. India prioritises restoring patrolling rights. Direct flights between India and China will resume.
Is Rs 4 crore enough for retirement corpus? Gurmeet Chadha gives simple calculation metric
Market expert Gurmeet Chadha simplifies retirement planning with a formula linking financial independence to expenses. He suggests a corpus where 6% annual returns cover monthly costs. For Rs 2 lakh monthly spending, Rs 4 crore suffices. He stresses realistic expense estimation and highlights balancing wealth creation with life enjoyment.
InCh by InCh, New Delhi & Beijing unveil big steps for LAC stability
Ahead of PM Modi's China visit for the SCO summit, India and China have announced confidence-building measures to stabilize the Line of Actual Control. This includes expert and working groups for boundary delimitation and border management.
India, China to back each other’s BRICS Summits in 2026 and 2027 even as Trump targets bloc with impending tariffs
India and China have agreed to support one another in hosting the BRICS Summits of 2026 and 2027, signalling a thaw in ties strained since the 2020 Galwan clashes. The announcement followed Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s two-day visit to New Delhi, where he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and National Security Adviser Ajit Doval. Talks covered border stability, terrorism, trade, and regional issues.
PM Modi meets Chinese FM Wang Yi, says stable ties will contribute to regional & global peace
Narendra Modi and Wang Yi met in New Delhi. They discussed the steady progress in India-China relations since last year's meeting between Modi and Xi Jinping. Modi looks forward to meeting Jinping again at the SCO meeting. Both countries reached an agreement on patrolling arrangements along the Line of Actual Control.
India-China bonhomie owes much to Trump’s push
India and China are cautiously recalibrating trade ties, with Beijing lifting export restrictions on key materials. This follows recent diplomatic talks and signals a pragmatic approach to cooperation amidst global uncertainty. While both nations are easing visa restrictions and discussing direct flights, significant challenges remain.
There is an upward trend in India-China ties, NSA Ajit Doval says
India's National Security Advisor told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday that India-China relations are on an upward trend, with more substantial bilateral engagements, as the two sides began border talks.
China assures India to address needs of rare earths, fertilisers, tunnel boring machines: Sources
During Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to India, China assured it will address three key Indian concerns: access to rare earths, fertilisers, and tunnel boring machines. The assurance came in talks with Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, who emphasized avoiding trade restrictions and fostering stable, constructive bilateral ties based on mutual respect.
"Vision to transform into integrated consumer services ecosystem," says EaseMyTrip founder Nishant Pitti
EaseMyTrip plans to transform into a consumer services ecosystem. The company will focus on hotels, holidays, mobility, wellness, and lifestyle services. This diversification aims to reduce dependence on flights. EaseMyTrip targets profitable acquisitions to boost revenue. Dubai operations show significant growth. The company's EMT 2.0 strategy focuses on high-margin categories. This expansion aims for a more stable earnings base.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visit to pave way for PM Modi's first China trip in 7 years
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is set to visit India for crucial talks ahead of PM Modi's China trip for the SCO Summit, aiming to stabilize relations by maintaining peace along the LAC and enhancing economic cooperation.
Rezang La War Memorial: Tribute to 114 soldiers who set an example of bravery in 1962 war
The Rezang La War Memorial in Ladakh commemorates the heroic last stand of 114 soldiers from the 13 Kumaon Regiment against Chinese forces in 1962. Facing overwhelming odds and harsh conditions, the Ahir company, led by Major Shaitan Singh, displayed extraordinary bravery.
China to build Xinjiang-Tibet rail link 'near' LAC with India: Report
China is poised to commence construction on the ambitious Xinjiang-Tibet Railway, a 5,000 km project estimated to be completed by 2035. Parts of the route will run near the Line of Actual Control with India, raising strategic considerations. This railway is one of four lines planned to connect Tibet with other regions of China, enhancing infrastructure and connectivity.
China's Xinjiang-Tibet railway line all set to Chug Along
China is preparing to build the Xinjiang-Tibet railway near Ladakh. This project will run close to the Line of Actual Control. The railway company will handle construction and tourism. This plan has been in development for many years. It is one of China's major projects. India and China are currently in talks to ease border tensions.
Election Commission should clean up 'fraudulent' entries in voter lists: Gaurav Gogoi
Gaurav Gogoi urged the Election Commission to investigate alleged fraudulent voter entries. Rahul Gandhi claimed a criminal fraud in polls involving the BJP and the Election Commission. He alleged fake votes in Karnataka's Mahadevapura constituency. The Election Commission asked Gandhi to support his claims or apologize.
October 2024 agreement been implemented as per modalities, timelines agreed: Govt on LAC issue
India and China reached a disengagement agreement on October 21, 2024, concerning patrolling arrangements along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Depsang and Demchok sectors, the government informed the Lok Sabha on Friday. Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh said that earlier disengagement agreements in eastern Ladakh remain in effect, and both countries have continued discussions on de-escalation through various diplomatic and military channels.
Corporate bonds to gain as RBI easing cycle nears, says Suresh Darak of Bondbazaar
India's corporate bond market anticipates a boost as rate cuts are expected in late 2025 or early 2026, prompting companies to secure lower borrowing costs. Falling government security yields are also increasing investor interest in high-grade corporate bonds. Short-term issuances and ESG bonds are gaining traction, driven by evolving investor preferences and regulatory support.
Trump's comments on India and its economy 'belittling, unacceptable': Anand Sharma
Congress leader Anand Sharma has criticized US President Donald Trump's remarks about India's economy. Sharma finds Trump's comments belittling and unacceptable. He urges the government to resist Trump's bullying tactics in trade negotiations. Sharma emphasizes India's sovereignty and national interests. He suggests prioritizing trade deals with the UK and EU. Sharma also recommends engaging with other major trading blocs.
Quant Mutual Fund receives final nod from Sebi to launch India’s first Specialized Investment Fund in August
Quant Mutual Fund has received Sebi’s approval to launch India’s first Specialized Investment Fund (SIF), marking a significant milestone in the AMC industry. Its debut product, the QSIF Equity Long-Short Fund, is set to launch in August 2025, targeting sophisticated investors with high-risk appetite and interest in advanced investment strategies.
Pharmexcil drives global pharma trade through premier healthcare export summit
The 11th edition of iPHEX, India's flagship pharmaceutical export exhibition, will be held in New Delhi from September 4-6, 2025.
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