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September 28, 2026
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Rules-based multilateral trade engagement supports bilateral agreement negotiations, enterprise opportunities, investment partnerships, and developing-country policy space.
India's G20 trade engagement promotes a rules-based, open and non-discriminatory multilateral trading system while preserving policy space for developing countries. Bilateral discussions seek to expand opportunities for farmers, fishermen, women entrepreneurs, startups, MSMEs and other enterprises. India-United States engagement is intended to advance a balanced Bilateral Trade Agreement and an interim trade deal, alongside investment and industry outreach promoting manufacturing partnerships with Indian enterprises.
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Cross-border investment facilitation under CEPA supports local-currency settlement, payment integration, joint projects and timely resolution of investor concerns.
Financial-sector cooperation covers local-currency settlement, integration of payment and messaging systems, and central-bank digital currencies, with steps to support timely implementation for more efficient, accessible and resilient bilateral trade and investment. The UAE-India Fast Track Mechanism remains available for addressing outstanding concerns affecting investments and companies in both jurisdictions, and the parties agreed to support timely resolution of such matters.
September 28, 2026
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Return filing and tax audit deadlines are extended for the identified taxpayer category under the applicable statutory framework.
CBDT extends the Assessment Year 2026-27 Return of Income filing deadline for persons identified at serial no. 2 in the Table below Explanation 2 to section 139(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, from 31 October 2026 to 21 November 2026. The specified date for furnishing the audit report for the same class is extended from 30 September 2026 to 21 October 2026.
September 28, 2026
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Courier-based gold smuggling enforcement targets concealed distribution through paper entities and foreign-origin gold consignments nationwide.
Coordinated customs enforcement targeted an organised gold-smuggling network that used courier consignments to distribute foreign-origin gold after cross-border entry. The operation led to seizure of 6.61 kg of gold bars under the Customs Act, 1962, and arrests of eleven associated persons. The network allegedly split gold into small consignments and used paper entities or persons without legitimate gold transactions to conceal distribution through courier channels.
September 28, 2026
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Anti-drug awareness and cultivator outreach combine prevention, direct grievance redressal, and safeguards against illicit narcotics diversion.
Jan Sunwayi programmes provide direct, prompt and accessible grievance redressal for opium cultivators, including name corrections, Namantaran, and eligibility connected with the upcoming Settlement Operation. Cultivators are advised to avoid middlemen or intermediaries and seek clarification or assistance directly. These measures complement anti-drug awareness and preventive outreach aimed at preventing illegal trafficking, diversion and abuse of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
September 28, 2026
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NDPS enforcement targets concealed poppy straw, opium and cannabis trafficking through seizures, arrests, and continuing supply-chain investigation.
Narcotics enforcement operations in Rajasthan led to seizures of poppy straw, opium, hydroponic cannabis, cash, vehicles and a loaded country-made pistol, with four arrests. Poppy straw was recovered from vehicles and premises, including a truck where it was concealed beneath cement bags. Opium and cash were recovered from residential premises, while hydroponic cannabis concealed in an international parcel was recovered at the Foreign Post Office, Jaipur. The seized articles were taken under relevant provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, and supply-chain investigation continues.
September 28, 2026
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Free trade agreement market access is positioned to expand export opportunities and international investment for local entrepreneurs.
Free Trade Agreement-led market access is positioned to expand international opportunities for entrepreneurs in Uttar Pradesh by supporting exports, investment inflows and access to overseas markets. International trade engagement is supported through direct business access to global markets, buyer-seller meetings and promotion of the State's products, cuisines and services. Export expansion, international investment, tourism and global recognition of State brands form the stated next phase of economic development, supported by coordination between governments and trade and industrial stakeholders.
September 28, 2026
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Multilateral infrastructure cooperation guides annual development bank participation and bilateral engagement on sustainable investment and economic connectivity.
The official visit includes participation, as India's Governor, in the Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, alongside bilateral meetings and engagement with governmental leadership, business leaders and investors. The AIIB focuses on sustainable infrastructure and productive-sector investment in Asia to promote sustainable economic development, wealth creation and infrastructure connectivity.
September 25, 2026
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Reciprocal trade agreement negotiations face tariff and subsidy pressures as both governments pursue lower bilateral trade barriers.
India-US bilateral trade negotiations seek completion of the first-phase Bilateral Trade Agreement through a reciprocal trade arrangement lowering trade barriers and tariffs. Further negotiations are required because of changed US tariff conditions, forced-labour tariffs on Indian goods, a possible investigation into excess industrial capacity and subsidies, and sanctions legislation relating to Russia. Ministerial and bilateral engagements will review progress on the proposed reciprocal arrangement.
September 25, 2026
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Banking strike contingency measures direct customers toward advance transactions and digital channels as branch operations may be disrupted.
Banking-service continuity measures anticipate possible disruption from a three-day employee strike. Customers are advised to complete essential transactions in advance and use ATMs/ADWMs, mobile and internet banking, UPI, business correspondent points and other digital channels. Branch and office operations at participating institutions may be affected, while essential services are to be maintained where possible. Union demands include a five-day banking week, pension improvements and transition options from the National Pension System to the old pension scheme.
September 25, 2026
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Government borrowing calendar: Reduced dated-securities borrowing will use weekly auctions, green bonds, switches and buyback operations.
Second-half dated-security borrowing will be completed through weekly auctions across maturities ranging from 3 years to 50 years, including Sovereign Green Bonds. Switching and buyback operations will continue to smooth the redemption profile, while a greenshoe option may permit retention of additional subscriptions. Treasury Bill borrowing will proceed through 91-day, 182-day and 364-day instruments. Auctions will offer non-competitive bidding for specified retail investors, and flexibility is retained to modify issuance terms or introduce non-standard maturity instruments, floating-rate bonds and inflation-indexed bonds.
September 25, 2026
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Interest-free working capital assistance for FCV tobacco growers supports liquidity, institutional loan repayment, crop inputs, and reduced private borrowing.
A one-time, interest-free working-capital loan of Rs. 50,000 per barn is approved for FCV tobacco growers in Andhra Pradesh under the Interest-Free Working Capital Assistance Scheme. Covering about 44,000 growers, the assistance is proposed to be delivered through direct benefit transfer. It is intended to provide liquidity for household requirements, institutional loan repayment and crop inputs, while reducing dependence on private borrowing.
September 25, 2026
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Government securities auction calendar establishes retail bidding access, flexible issuance terms, greenshoe subscriptions, and periodic debt switch operations.
Each auction carries a non-competitive bidding facility, under which five per cent of the notified amount is reserved for specified retail investors. The Government may modify indicated amounts, issuance periods and maturities, and may issue instruments with non-standard maturities, floating-rate bonds or inflation-indexed bonds, having regard to governmental requirements, market conditions and other relevant factors. It may retain additional subscriptions through a greenshoe option and conduct switch or buyback auctions of dated securities.
September 25, 2026
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Market borrowing plan sets dated securities auctions, Treasury Bill issuance, redemption management, and temporary cash-flow support.
Government market borrowing for the second half of FY 2026-27 is to be raised through weekly auctions of dated securities, including Sovereign Green Bonds, across maturities from 3 to 50 years. Debt-management measures include switching and buyback operations to smooth the redemption profile and a greenshoe option for additional subscriptions. Treasury Bills are to be issued through weekly auctions in 91-day, 182-day and 364-day maturities. The Ways and Means Advances limit is fixed to address temporary mismatches in government accounts.
September 25, 2026
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GI-tagged agricultural exports expand farmer access to international markets through FPO-led value chains and higher price realisation.
APEDA facilitated the export of a one-metric-tonne consignment of GI-tagged Gulbarga Tur Dal from Karnataka to the Maldives through an FPO-led brand. Gulbarga Tur Dal has held GI registration since 2019. The export-linked channel provides farmers a realisation of Rs.82 per kg compared with a prevailing market price of Rs.60 per kg, while supporting closer integration of FPOs and farmers into export-oriented supply chains.
September 25, 2026
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Trader welfare policy discussions covered GST reform, digital commerce, finance access, export promotion, and coordinated institutional support.
Deliberations covered GST rationalisation, refund delays, audit duration, amnesty schemes, input tax credit anomalies and pending appeals, alongside proposed inclusion of traders in MSME facilitation committees, a centralised loan portal with a 30-day timeline, CIBIL score reforms and grievance helplines. Trader welfare measures considered timely contractor payments, safeguards against technical penalties, loan-repayment flexibility during lean periods and stronger Centre-State coordination.
September 25, 2026
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Gold smuggling through powdered gold concealed in food products led to seizure and arrests under customs law.
Intelligence-led interception and baggage examination identified foreign-origin gold converted into fine powder and mixed with packaged food products of similar colour, texture and consistency. Segregation and assaying yielded 9.40 kg foreign-origin gold, which was seized under the Customs Act, 1962. Questioning linked the passengers to the same organised gold-smuggling syndicate, and they were arrested under that Act.
September 25, 2026
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Customs seizure of suspected smuggled areca nuts and restricted poppy seeds followed intelligence-led cross-border enforcement operations.
Intelligence-led customs enforcement in Mizoram and Assam resulted in seizure, under the Customs Act, 1962, of suspected foreign-origin areca nuts and poppy seeds believed on preliminary inquiry to have been smuggled from Myanmar. Searches of locked, unattended godowns near the Indo-Myanmar border recovered the commodities, while interception of two trucks carrying poppy seeds without valid import documents led to seizure of the consignments and vehicles. Four persons connected with transportation of the poppy seeds were arrested.
September 25, 2026
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Industrial control system cybersecurity certification validates system-level protection across wind farm controls, networks, and lifecycle security services.
IEC 62443-3-3 Security Level 2 certification applies to a wind farm control system covering SCADA, PPC, PLC and industrial network devices. It assesses system-level security requirements, including the interaction of components, networks and security mechanisms within an overall industrial control environment. The cybersecurity framework also spans secure development, certified core control components, system-level protection, and security integration and maintenance services across the lifecycle of wind energy technologies.
September 25, 2026
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Foreign exchange reserve composition reflects a weekly decline driven by foreign currency assets despite a modest gold increase.
India's foreign exchange reserves declined by USD 14.881 billion to USD 765.901 billion for the week ended 18 September 2026. The contraction was principally driven by a reduction in foreign currency assets, which also reflect valuation effects from movements in non-US reserve currencies. Gold reserves increased, while Special Drawing Rights decreased and the reserve position with the International Monetary Fund remained reported separately.

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Gresham Global Simplifies Growth in South Asia for International Universities

February 28, 2025

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New Delhi [India], February 27: The international higher education landscape is evolving rapidly, and South Asia has emerged as a critical region for student recruitment, institutional collaborations, and global engagement. With a fast-growing population of students seeking international education and major policy shifts unlocking new opportunities, universities worldwide are looking to establish a stronger, more sustainable presence in this dynamic market.

Since 2021, Gresham Global has been at the forefront of supporting universities in their South Asian expansion. Through our in-country representation model, we help institutions navigate the region’s complexities, establish meaningful connections, and implement strategies that drive long-term success. From understanding regulatory frameworks to ensuring effective student engagement, we provide the on-ground expertise that enables universities to expand with confidence.

Why South Asia? A Market Poised for Growth South Asia is not a singular, uniform market. It is a diverse and evolving landscape, where each country and region has its unique educational priorities, cultural nuances, and regulatory frameworks. Universities seeking to engage with students from India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and other countries must adopt a localised approach, recognising that one-size-fits-all strategies will not work.

Several key trends are shaping student mobility and international education in the region: ● India surpasses China as the top source of international students in the U.S. Enrolments from India surged by 23.3% last year, with Bangladesh also witnessing a 26.1% increase in students studying abroad.

● Policy shifts creating new opportunities: India’s New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is reshaping international collaboration, providing fresh avenues for global partnerships.

● Rising disposable incomes: With middle-class household earnings expected to double by 2030, more families are investing in higher education abroad.

This growing demand for international education presents tremendous opportunities for universities, but capitalising on them requires the right strategy and local insights.

Gresham Global’s In-Country Representation Model A critical factor in successful market expansion is having a trusted, local presence. South Asian students and their families rely heavily on personalised engagement, cultural understanding, and trust-building when making decisions about international education.

At Gresham Global, we specialise in in-country representation, ensuring universities have a direct, on-the-ground presence without needing to navigate the complexities of setting up full-scale operations themselves. Our expert teams across the region provide: ● Culturally attuned recruitment strategies: Helping universities connect with students in a way that resonates with their aspirations and expectations.

● Market research and intelligence: Offering real-time insights into trends, competition, and emerging opportunities.

● Strategic partnerships with local institutions: Facilitating meaningful collaborations that enhance credibility and long-term success.

By embedding institutions within the local ecosystem, Gresham Global enables universities to establish trust, improve outreach, and drive enrolment growth—without the risks and challenges of navigating unfamiliar terrain alone.

Beyond Recruitment: The Power of Strategic Partnerships For universities looking to expand beyond student recruitment, partnerships with South Asian institutions can be an effective pathway to sustainable engagement. From joint research initiatives to faculty exchanges and twinning programs, strategic collaborations are becoming a core part of internationalisation efforts in the region.

However, finding the right institutional partners is not always straightforward. Universities must assess: ● Accreditation standards and policy alignment to ensure seamless academic integration.

● The credibility and reputation of potential partners to maintain quality and brand value.

● The long-term sustainability of collaborations to ensure continuity and impact.

At Gresham Global, we help universities identify and cultivate partnerships that align with their academic vision, operational goals, and long-term aspirations—ensuring mutually beneficial collaborations that enhance both institutional presence and student opportunities.

Navigating Policy & Immigration Trends For South Asian students, post-study work opportunities and immigration policies play a significant role in determining their choice of destination. With frequent changes in visa regulations across the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, and Europe, universities need to stay ahead of these developments to remain competitive.

At Gresham Global, we actively track, analyse, and interpret policy changes affecting South Asian student mobility, helping universities adapt their strategies accordingly. Institutions that proactively align their recruitment messaging, program structures, and career support services with evolving immigration landscapes can strengthen their appeal and maintain long-term student engagement.

A Thoughtful, Long-Term Approach to South Asian Expansion South Asia is not just another recruitment market—it is a region of long-term strategic importance. Universities that approach it with a transactional mindset may struggle to build sustainable connections, while those that invest in a well-structured, locally informed strategy will be well-positioned for growth.

At Gresham Global, we emphasise a holistic approach to international expansion, ensuring that universities: ● Understand the region’s complexities through in-depth research and local insights.

● Build trust and credibility through effective in-country representation.

● Develop meaningful partnerships that add long-term value to their academic footprint.

● Stay ahead of policy shifts that impact student mobility and recruitment trends.

With our expertise, regional presence, and a deep understanding of South Asian education dynamics, Gresham Global is committed to helping universities navigate and thrive in this fast-evolving landscape.

(Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR PWR

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