Other Briefings
India Reinstates RoDTEP Benefits for Exporters Effective June 1, 2025
India will restore the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) scheme for AA, EOU, and SEZ exporters effective June 1, 2025, aiming to boost trade competitiveness with a stable policy framework.
India’s AI Infrastructure and Emerging Market Leadership: An Outlook
India’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector is set to add US$400 billion to the economy by 2030, propelled by favorable policies, rising foreign direct investments (FDI), and surging demand for digital services.
India Mulls Opening Key Government Procurement Market to Foreign Companies
As per media reports published on May 23, 2025, India is considering opening parts of its central government procurement market to foreign firms, including the US.
BCI’s Revised Rules Expand Scope for Foreign Lawyers in India: What You Need to Know
India’s Bar Council amends 2022 rules to allow foreign lawyers to advise on international and foreign law while maintaining restrictions on Indian law and litigation.
FTAs and FDI Fuel Expansion in India’s Luxury Car Segment
India’s luxury car market is expanding rapidly, driven by EV adoption, foreign investment, and trade policy reforms. Explore key trends, FDI data, OEM strategies, and the impact of FTAs shaping the future of the sector.
India’s Manufacturing Sector Poised for Growth Amid Global Trade Shifts: Report
According to a market intelligence report released by S&P Global on May 19, 2025, India’s manufacturing sector is gaining momentum, positioning it as an attractive hub for foreign investors.
Indian Pharma on Alert as US Slashes Drug Prices Under MFN Policy
On May 12, 2025, the Trump administration mandated pharmaceutical companies to reduce the prices of drugs sold in the US under the MFN pricing model. This could affect the Indian pharma sector, a key supplier to the US market.
Reviewing India’s Economic Pulse Amid Cross-Border Tensions
Despite trade restrictions and cross-border tensions with Pakistan, India’s economy remains resilient—maintaining momentum for domestic manufacturers and continuing to attract foreign investments.
