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    Rationalisation of Foreign Exchange Management (Non-Debt Instruments) Rules, 2019 – Draft Rules for Comments
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    Foreign investment regulation: Draft rules propose simpler, principle-based compliance and clearer separation of procedural requirements from investment policy.
    Draft Foreign Exchange Management (Foreign Investment) Rules, 2026 propose a simplified, principle-based foreign investment framework. The proposals rationalise provisions, harmonise definitions, and separate procedural foreign-exchange requirements from foreign direct investment policy and sector-specific conditions. They aim to streamline procedures, reduce compliance burdens, enhance operational flexibility, and apply investor-neutral and investee-neutral provisions while preserving regulatory safeguards. The draft Rules remain subject to public consultation before finalisation.
    July 21, 2026
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    Prepaid payment instrument programme adds mobility and gift card capabilities with digital servicing subject to applicable programme conditions.
    Prepaid payment instrument programme launched for Indian Overseas Bank through CARD91's technology stack, incorporating RuPay National Common Mobility Card and Gift Card capabilities. The programme was implemented following requisite approvals, testing and compliance validation. The RuPay NCMC facility supports prepaid, tap-based payments for metro, bus and parking transactions, subject to the bank's programme conditions and user eligibility. Digital card servicing may include balance enquiry, transaction history, reload or top-up functions, and customer support, subject to applicable programme terms.
    July 21, 2026
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    Free trade agreements and e-commerce export reforms expand preferential market access, address non-tariff barriers, and support small exporters.
    Export market diversification is advanced through trade agreements, export-promotion measures and capacity building. Free Trade Agreements seek preferential market access, increased trade and investment, and support for labour-intensive exports, while technical barriers to trade provisions and engagement mechanisms address standards, regulatory requirements and non-tariff barriers. Cross-border e-commerce exports are supported through trade-finance and compliance assistance, E-Commerce Export Hubs, District Export Hubs, simplified courier-export procedures, reverse-logistics facilitation, logistics planning, duty-and-tax remission, and MSME export facilitation.
    July 21, 2026
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    Production Linked Incentive Schemes strengthen domestic manufacturing through investment support, export growth, employment generation, monitoring and eligibility reforms.
    Production Linked Incentive Schemes for 14 sectors promote domestic manufacturing, investment, exports, employment and global competitiveness. Overall coordination and monitoring rests with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, while sector-specific implementation is undertaken by the relevant ministries and departments. Implementation is periodically reviewed, with scheme modifications, rationalised guidelines, relaxation of specified eligibility conditions, project monitoring, stakeholder consultation and inter-ministerial issue resolution used to improve uptake and strengthen domestic manufacturing ecosystems.
    July 21, 2026
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    Separate corporate insolvency processes remain contested over foreign asset treatment, specialised resolution needs, and creditors' commercial decision-making.
    Separate corporate insolvency resolution processes for VIL and VOVL are disputed following reversal of an earlier consolidation direction. Independent processes were preferred because the entities operate in distinct sectors and may require specialised resolution, while creditors' choice was treated as commercial wisdom not ordinarily open to tribunal interference. The dispute also concerns whether foreign oil and gas assets should be treated as VIL assets, against the background of VIL's conversion from co-obligor to corporate guarantor to ring-fence those assets from domestic business liabilities.
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    Drone technology collaboration promotes joint manufacturing, technology transfer, rural entrepreneurship and global market access through an integrated industrial ecosystem.
    India-Russia industrial collaboration in drone technology is proposed through engagement on technology transfer, joint manufacturing, research collaboration, investment, exports and global market access. Drone City is presented as an integrated ecosystem covering manufacturing, research and development, testing, certification support, skill development, incubation, warehousing, startup acceleration and international technology partnerships. Its expansion and panchayat-level entrepreneurship programme are expected to create rural drone enterprises and employment in manufacturing, component production, quality control, maintenance, logistics and technical support.
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    WTO trade policy review will assess India's trade measures, transparency framework, reforms, and responses to member questions.
    India's eighth Trade Policy Review under the World Trade Organization framework examines its trade policies and developments during the 2021-2025 review period. The process uses a Government Report and a Secretariat Report and provides a comprehensive peer examination of border and behind-the-border trade measures to promote transparency, predictability and understanding. The review addresses trade agreements, Goods and Services Tax rationalisation, digital trade-facilitation measures, and Member questions on digitisation, MSMEs, women's economic participation, Viksit Bharat and the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan.
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    Fisheries subsidy disciplines promote sustainable marine resource use while excluding aquaculture and inland fisheries from their scope.
    The WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies disciplines subsidies concerning marine wild-capture fishing and fishing-related activities at sea. It prohibits subsidies linked to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and fishing of overfished stocks, promoting conservation and sustainable use of marine resources. Aquaculture and inland fisheries remain outside its scope. India's fisheries management framework is identified as supporting implementation while preserving policy space and safeguarding the interests of traditional and small-scale fishers.
    July 21, 2026
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    Revised Index of Core Industries adopts a new base year, adds iron ore, and revises sector measurement methodology.
    The revised Index of Core Industries series adopts 2022-23 as its base year, replaces the former series and expands coverage to nine industries by including iron ore. Steel is measured using gross production data, while only raw coal is retained to avoid double counting. Weights are derived from the corresponding Index of Industrial Production series and normalised to 100. A geometric-mean linking methodology connects the former and revised series. June 2026 provisional estimates show overall year-on-year ICI growth, led principally by iron ore and electricity.
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    Risk-based export controls exposed alleged pharmaceutical diversion, prompting NDPS enforcement against transnational illicit opioid trafficking networks.
    Risk-based export controls and intelligence-led enforcement under the NDPS Act, 1985 addressed an alleged attempt to divert an export consignment of high-strength Tramadol Hydrochloride tablets into illicit international channels. Enquiries with the International Narcotics Control Board and competent authorities indicated that the declared destination had been misrepresented. The action involved seizure of the consignment and arrests of persons alleged to be connected with the export arrangement and conspiracy. The operation emphasises risk-based profiling, export-control scrutiny, intelligence sharing, and international coordination against pharmaceutical diversion and transnational drug trafficking.
    July 21, 2026
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    Trade tariffs on Canadian goods target alleged discrimination against American automobiles, alcohol and dairy products under trade law.
    United States trade action imposes tariffs on most Canadian goods, citing alleged discriminatory treatment of American automobiles, alcoholic beverages and dairy products. The measures apply to goods previously protected under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, subject to exclusions for energy products, potash, fish and critical minerals. The stated grounds include Canadian retaliatory tariffs, restrictions on American alcohol sales, treatment of dairy imports, and tariffs on certain United States motor vehicles outside preferential trade treatment.
    July 20, 2026
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    Foreign exchange market movement saw rupee depreciation amid geopolitical risk, higher crude prices, stronger dollar conditions and equity outflows.
    Foreign exchange market movement saw the rupee depreciate by 6 paise to close at 96.36 against the US dollar, amid global risk aversion, higher crude oil prices, escalating US-Iran tensions and rising US Treasury yields. Market commentary indicated that anticipated Reserve Bank of India intervention could limit further downside. The report also noted a stronger dollar index, domestic equity-market declines, foreign institutional equity outflows, and an increase in India's foreign exchange reserves.
    July 20, 2026
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    Concessional foreign-exchange swaps incentivise fresh FCNR(B) deposits and foreign borrowings to strengthen balance-of-payments liquidity.
    The concessional foreign-exchange swap facility incentivises fresh FCNR(B) deposits, overseas foreign-currency borrowings and external commercial borrowings to strengthen the balance of payments and support foreign-exchange liquidity. Its availability is time-limited, with FCNR(B) deposits eligible until September 2026 and OFCB and ECB inflows eligible until December 2026. Reported inflows were primarily mobilised through FCNR(B) deposits.
    July 20, 2026
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    Geographical indication recognition protects traditional product identity while supporting rural entrepreneurship, quality maintenance, digital access and artisan market opportunities.
    Geographical Indication recognition is being pursued for additional traditional products from Jharkhand to protect product identity and expand protected regional products. GI recognition supports cultural heritage, rural entrepreneurship and market access for artisans and primary producers. Post-registration measures emphasise product-quality maintenance and digital e-commerce access, alongside skill development, marketing initiatives, rural haats and support for non-farm sectors.
    July 20, 2026
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    Banking sector earnings concerns and geopolitical tensions pressured benchmark equities, while broader markets and selected defensive sectors gained.
    Indian benchmark equity indices declined following heavy selling in major private-sector banking shares amid concerns over weaker net interest margins and quarterly earnings. Banking and financial sector indices were the principal laggards. Renewed United States-Iran tensions, crude-oil concerns, global market weakness and reported foreign institutional investor equity sales added to investor caution. Broader domestic market indices nevertheless closed higher, with selected defensive and infrastructure-linked sectors recording gains.
    July 20, 2026
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    Internal Ombudsman independence strengthens fair customer grievance resolution, prevents escalation, and drives institutional learning from recurring complaint patterns.
    Internal Ombudsmen should independently review qualifying customer grievances to ensure fair, reasonable and timely internal resolution rather than mechanically affirming earlier decisions. Regulated entities should prevent eligible complaints from bypassing Internal Ombudsman review and should assess redress by the quality, transparency and fairness of outcomes, not merely complaint closure. Complaint patterns should be used for root cause analysis and institutional improvements, with Boards and senior management empowering Internal Ombudsmen and treating complaint trends as early-warning information. Technology may support analytics and faster processes but cannot replace judgment, empathy and impartiality.
    July 20, 2026
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    UPI security framework mandates advanced controls, alongside risk-based limits and authentication safeguards to strengthen payment ecosystem resilience.
    Unified Payments Interface is an NPCI-operated payment system authorised under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007. Cross-border UPI arrangements facilitate person-to-person remittances and person-to-merchant payments through partner institutions in multiple countries. Security measures include risk-based transaction limits, safeguards against unauthorised mobile-number changes and misuse of SMS-based authentication, and enhanced application-security requirements. The Comprehensive UPI Information Security Framework 2025 and Mobile Application Security Framework mandate advanced controls to strengthen UPI ecosystem safety and resilience.
    July 20, 2026
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    Fintech consumer protection strengthens payment security, data safeguards, innovation testing, fraud monitoring, cybercrime reporting, and public awareness mechanisms.
    Fintech regulation and consumer protection are being strengthened through self-regulatory standards, digital payment security controls, personal-data safeguards, regulatory sandbox testing, and cyber-fraud reporting mechanisms. The FinTech self-regulatory organisation framework promotes ethical conduct, market integrity, dispute resolution, transparency, and accountability. Banks must maintain minimum security controls for payment channels, supported by AI and machine-learning fraud monitoring for UPI transactions. Citizens may report cyber incidents and illegal loan apps through designated reporting channels, alongside awareness initiatives on fraud prevention and risk mitigation.
    July 20, 2026
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    Homebuyer order enforcement requires developer to deposit recoverable dues with interest, with imprisonment warned for continued non-compliance.
    Final homebuyer compensation and possession-related directions were enforced by requiring the developer and its officials to deposit the entire recoverable amount with annual interest in the court registry within one week. Existing asset freezes were to continue, and continued non-compliance could lead to imprisonment. The purchasers had obtained final regulatory compensation directions, but execution proceedings, notices and warrants had not resulted in payment or possession. Third-party rights and transfer of possession were restrained pending compliance.
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    Foreign-exchange market pressure weakened the rupee as crude prices, geopolitical risk and dollar strength increased, with intervention offering support.
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      Business Loan Interest Rates: How to Negotiate Better Terms in 2025

      August 21, 2025

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      For business owners, access to timely finance is essential for managing operations, purchasing equipment, or expanding business activities. A business loan serves as a valuable financial tool to meet such requirements. However, selecting the right loan terms is equally important to ensure smooth repayment and financial stability. In 2025, with multiple lenders offering varied interest rates, tenures, and terms, it becomes important to evaluate options carefully. This article explains how borrowers can improve their chances of securing favourable business loan terms. It also outlines key factors that influence loan approval, helping business owners make informed and well-structured financial decisions. What is a Business Loan? A business loan is a type of financial assistance provided to enterprises for specific business related purposes. It may be used for working capital, asset purchase, expansion, or meeting operational expenses. Banks, NBFCs, and other financial institutions offer business loans.. These loans may be secured or unsecured, depending on the borrower’s profile and the lender’s requirements. Loan amounts, interest rates, and repayment tenures vary depending on the financial stability of the business. Credit history of the borrower also plays a role in getting the business loan at the right interest rate. Business loans are structured to support growth of a business without affecting the owner's personal capital. How to Negotiate Better Business Loan Terms in 2025? Here are some common ways to negotiate suitable business loan terms in 2025: 1. Compare Loan Offers from Multiple Lenders Before finalising a business loan, it is important to compare loan offers from different banks and financial institutions. Each lender may provide different interest rates, repayment periods, and processing charges. By evaluating these factors carefully, you may choose a loan that matches your financial needs and repayment ability. Some lenders offer a wide range of loan amounts based on the business profile and eligibility. Reviewing and comparing the terms helps you find the appropriate option. 2. Leverage the Financial Strength of Your Business Lenders assess your business’ financial position before approving a loan. A business with stable financials is more likely to receive suitable loan terms. Ensure your documents such as profit and loss statements, balance sheets, bank statements, and income tax returns are up to date and clearly show financial stability. A strong financial profile builds the lender's confidence and may lead to lower interest rates or flexible repayment terms. 3. Offer a Collateral Providing collateral may improve your chances of receiving better loan terms. Collateral is an asset that may be pledged to secure the loan. It may include property, equipment, inventory, or fixed deposits. Secured loans typically come with a better and flexible terms compared to unsecured loans. When you offer collateral, the lender's risk is reduced. This may result in a lower interest rate and a higher loan amount. 4. Apply Through Your Existing Bank If you already have a relationship with a bank or financial institution, consider applying through them. A lender who is familiar with your financial activities may be more open to offering competitive terms. For instance, if you have maintained a current account or used their services regularly, the bank may have a better understanding of your business' credibility. This existing relationship may help you negotiate suitable business loan interest rates, faster processing, or reduced documentation requirements. 5. Improve Your Credit Score Your credit score is one of the most important factors that lenders review when evaluating a loan application. A high credit score indicates a responsible repayment history and proper financial discipline. To improve your credit score, make sure all EMIs and credit card payments are made on time. Keep your credit utilisation low and check your credit report for any errors. Regular efforts to maintain a healthy credit profile will enhance your chances of getting a business loan with suitable terms. Conclusion Negotiating better terms for a business loan in 2025 requires strategic planning and a clear understanding of lending criteria. Borrowers should compare loan offers, maintain strong financial records, offer suitable collateral, and work on improving their credit profile. These steps can significantly enhance their chances of securing better loan terms, such as lower interest rates and more flexible repayment options. A well-negotiated business loan may help strengthen the business’ financial foundation while supporting growth and sustainability. It is important to review all terms carefully and seek professional advice, if necessary, before making any borrowing decisions. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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