<h1>India Ends Anti-Dumping Probe on Solar Cell Imports from China, Taiwan, Malaysia; Local Industry Concerns Persist.</h1> The Commerce Ministry's Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) has terminated its anti-dumping investigation into solar cell imports from China, Taiwan, and Malaysia. This decision follows a request from the Indian Solar Manufacturers Association, despite their concerns over increased imports and aggravated injury to domestic producers. The investigation, covering April 2016 to June 2017, was initially prompted by allegations of dumping. Although DGAD found no merit in the reasons for termination, they complied due to procedural rules. Anti-dumping duties aim to protect local industries from unfair competition, particularly from countries like China, which significantly outpaces India in trade.