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    One District One Product strengthens district product branding, market access, food-processing support and export-oriented value chains.
    The One District One Product initiative supports district-identified products through branding, market access, exhibitions, capacity building and Government e-Marketplace onboarding. States and Union Territories select products and may leverage Central and State schemes, as no district-specific allocation is made. PM Ekta Malls and the PMFME Scheme support sales, food-processing projects, common infrastructure, branding, packaging, quality standardisation and food-safety compliance. Districts as Export Hubs promotes export-potential products through export committees, action plans and value-chain coordination.
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    Services export promotion expands market access, professional mobility, qualification recognition and trade outreach for Indian service suppliers.
    Services export promotion combines targeted market and sector strategies, removal of domestic impediments, trade agreements and export-promotion activity. Free Trade Agreements secure market access and national treatment for Indian service suppliers, support transparent and time-bound authorisation processes, and facilitate temporary mobility of skilled professionals. Mutual Recognition Agreement provisions seek recognition of qualifications and licensing requirements. The framework also addresses social-security coordination, student mobility, traditional medicine and double-taxation commitments for IT services. The Services Export Promotion Council supports market development, trade facilitation, capacity building and international outreach.
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    Free trade agreement negotiations advance as India and Israel address market access, origin rules, customs facilitation and economic cooperation.
    India and Israel completed the second round of negotiations for a proposed Free Trade Agreement under the Terms of Reference signed in November 2025. Technical discussions covered trade in goods and services, rules of origin, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, technical barriers to trade, intellectual property rights, customs procedures, trade facilitation and economic cooperation. Both sides sought to narrow gaps, identify areas of convergence and work towards early conclusion of a balanced, comprehensive and mutually beneficial agreement.
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    Direct card acquiring enables cross-border merchants to manage payment processing, settlement, risk monitoring and disputes without intermediary acquirers.
    Visa Principal Membership enables Glomo to operate as a direct non-bank acquirer for Visa-powered merchant card payments through GIFT IFSC. It allows direct management of merchant acquisition, processing, settlement, transaction approval optimisation, fraud and risk monitoring, and dispute and chargeback handling without intermediary acquirers. The arrangement is intended to accelerate onboarding and processing, enhance control over risk policies and merchant experience, and support cross-border acceptance and settlement, including management of multiple currencies, banking systems and regulatory requirements.
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    Foreign exchange reserves rose as foreign currency assets increased, while gold reserves fell and IMF reserve position declined.
    Foreign exchange reserves increased during the reported week, principally because foreign currency assets rose, including valuation effects from movements in non-US currencies held in reserve. Gold reserves declined, Special Drawing Rights increased, and the reserve position with the International Monetary Fund decreased. Earlier reserve declines were associated with rupee pressure and foreign-exchange market intervention through dollar sales.
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    Consumer electronics financing enables instalment purchases of affordable earbuds through in-store loan and reusable credit facilities, subject to approval.
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    Dual-use export controls restrict supplies to European entities amid reciprocal Russia-related sanctions and non-proliferation concerns.
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    Foreign-exchange market intervention supported rupee stabilisation amid investor outflows, weak equities, geopolitical tensions and elevated crude oil prices.
    Foreign-exchange market conditions supported a rupee recovery against the US dollar following reported Reserve Bank of India intervention and dollar sales by public-sector banks. Pressure on the currency persisted due to foreign institutional investor outflows, weak domestic equity sentiment, geopolitical tensions and elevated crude oil prices. Lower crude prices, a weaker dollar index and further central bank intervention were identified as potential stabilising influences.
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    Forward-looking statements receive safe-harbor qualification amid reported IFRS performance, AI-led transformation initiatives, and revised revenue-growth guidance.
    Infosys reported first-quarter IFRS financial performance, including revenue growth, operating margin, earnings per share, free cash flow, and large-deal contract value, while revising revenue-growth guidance and retaining operating-margin guidance. The release describes AI-led enterprise transformation, cloud modernization, digital banking, financial-crime operations, and technology services engagements. Forward-looking statements are subject to safe-harbor protection and may differ materially because of business, talent, economic, technological, regulatory, cybersecurity, litigation, investigation, and tariff-related risks.
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    Forced-labour import enforcement drives new tariffs as expiring stopgap levies and market uncertainty heighten trade-compliance concerns.
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    Cross-border commercial engagement supports Indian and Sri Lankan businesses in identifying partnerships and strengthening trade and investment relationships.
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    Foreign exchange market intervention limited rupee depreciation amid elevated oil prices, importer dollar demand, capital outflows and equity market weakness.
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    Integrated industrial city development promotes cross-learning on digital governance, investor facilitation, infrastructure planning and plug-and-play industrial parks.
    Industrial corridor development is being supported through cross-learning on AURIC Smart City's integrated planning, infrastructure and governance practices. The programme addresses master planning, utility systems, digital monitoring, land utilisation, investor facilitation, project implementation and coordination among implementing agencies. It also considers application of these practices to the Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojana for plug-and-play industrial parks, with emphasis on integrated utilities, digital land management, investor-friendly approvals, sustainable infrastructure and multimodal connectivity.
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      Amway India Unveils Artistry Skin Nutrition's Next-gen Skincare Powered by the Goodness of Nutrilite

      October 10, 2025

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      Launches Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying & Correcting Serums - the latest additions to the portfolio, combining advanced skin-science with Nutrilite-powered botanicals New Delhi, Delhi, India (NewsVoir) At a time when Indians are increasingly grappling with skin concerns—ranging from premature skin-aging and environmental stressors to uneven skin tone and textural issues, Amway India, a leading company supporting health and wellbeing, has introduced two next-gen skincare products solutions - Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying Serum and Artistry Skin Nutrition Correcting Serum to target early and advanced signs of visible skin aging respectively. These advanced serums build on the foundation laid by the Artistry Skin Nutrition Hydrating, Balancing, and Renewing & Firming ranges, which are thoughtfully formulated to meet the evolving skincare needs across different life stages. Backed by the legacy of Nutrilite’s 90 years of expertise in botanicals, these serums are powered by Nutrilite-grown ingredients to deliver visible results—firming, smoothing, and strengthening the skin—bringing the power of nature and science together for youthful-looking skin. While the Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying Serum helps support the skin against the early visible signs of ageing, the Artistry Skin Nutrition Correcting Serum helps address the appearance of advanced skin aging and loss of firmness. Speaking on the launch, Mr. Rajneesh Chopra, Managing Director, Amway India, said, “The Indian skincare market is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing consumer awareness, rising disposable incomes, and a preference for premium and natural products. In fact, an increasing population is placing high importance on skin health, with 70% of urban respondents reporting heightened awareness of skincare benefits, reflecting a clear shift toward more informed and conscious skincare choices. Additionally, according to a report, about 71% of Indian consumers prefer skincare products formulated with plant-derived ingredients. This presents a tremendous opportunity for us at Amway India as we continuously track and analyse these evolving consumer preferences through in-depth research and insights, enabling us to innovate with purpose. The launch of Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying and Correcting Serums is a testament to our commitment to delivering high-performance skincare products that combines the best of science and nature. Product innovation will continue to be a strategic priority for us as we stay ahead of the curve to meet the ever-evolving needs of the modern Indian consumer”. According to Amway India’s Chief Marketing Officer, Amrita Asrani, “Consumers today are seeking quality products that align with their evolving values of self-confidence, empowerment, and ageless beauty. At Amway India, we have embraced this shift through Artistry Skin Nutrition—our next-gen skincare range that brings together over 90 years of Nutrilite botanical expertise and 60 years of advanced skin science from Artistry. With the existing Hydrating, Balancing, and Renewing and Firming ranges forming the essential base of a targeted skincare regimen, the launch of the new Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying and Correcting Serums marks a significant step forward in this journey, as they are thoughtfully designed to support the essential ‘REBUILD’ skin nutritional requirement to help improve the overall appearance of skin. Harnessing the power of 16 plant extracts and advanced skincare science, our Defying and Correcting Serums can help deliver targeted results for visibly younger, firmer, and healthy-looking skin, when used as directed.” “Rooted in the belief that skin, like the body, needs the right nutrients to stay healthy, these formulations are thoughtfully created with traceable botanicals from Nutrilite-approved farms and crafted to meet the highest standards of safety, purity, and efficacy. The new serums are crafted to seamlessly fit into today’s fast-paced lifestyles, offering advanced, yet effortless means for next-gen skincare. As we evolve with our consumers’ needs, we remain dedicated to delivering high-performance innovations that empower individuals to not just achieve youthful-looking skin, but one that thrives with enduring radiance,” Amrita added. About Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying & Correcting Serums Artistry is the only beauty brand backed by Nutrilite which is the world’s No. 1 selling brand of plant-based vitamins and dietary supplements, bringing the trusted power of Nutrilite to skincare. Central to both Defying and Correcting serums are the exclusive Nutrilite-grown White Chia Seed, an exceptional addition to the new Artistry Skin Nutrition Serums, and a botanical protein complex that helps soothe skin. The Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying Serum is powered by Olive Extract, Amino Acids, and Holy Basil to help protect against environmental stressors, minimize the appearance of pores and look of fine lines and offer powerful soothing, known antioxidant benefits. Artistry Skin Nutrition Correcting Serum features Cranberry Biopeptide known to help boost the look of radiance while diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and a Microalgae Complex that delivers multi-benefit firming action to help reduce the appearance of deep wrinkles, improve sagging and even skin tone radiance. The Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying & Correcting Serums are clinically tested, vegan, and do not any contain harmful chemicals. It is free from parabens, phthalates, mineral oil, and cyclic silicones, ensuring beauty with no compromises. The Skin Nutrition Defying and Correcting Serums are tested to deliver stronger antioxidant benefits when paired with the existing Artistry Skin Nutrition Vitamin C+HA3*. Artistry Skin Nutrition Defying and Correcting Serums are now sold exclusively by Amway Business Owners across India. To know more, visit the company’s website www.amway.in. About Amway India Amway India, one of the leading FMCG Direct Selling companies supporting health and wellbeing, is an ultimate wholly owned subsidiary of Amway Corporation (Alticor Global Holdings Inc), USA, the world's #1 direct-selling company[1]. Globally, Amway is a 65+ years old, US$ $ 7.4 billion, manufacturer and direct seller of quality consumer goods. Amway’s innovation and industry-leading R&D have seen more than 750 global patents granted and a few more patents pending. Amway has more than 800 scientists, engineers, and technical professionals who extend its innovation and science capabilities to deliver global, regional, and local product research and development. Amway India sells close to 140 daily-use products across categories like Nutrition, Beauty, Personal Care, Home Care and Consumer durables through Amway Direct Selling Partners who make personal recommendations regarding the use of distinctive quality products. Amway products are widely recognized and appreciated for their quality and value. These products are backed by a money-back guarantee for 100% satisfaction of use. Amway’s first manufacturing facility in India, located at Nilakotai in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu, has won the prestigious LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council as one of the most environment-friendly and sustainable facilities in the country. Amway products are popular not just in India but across the world. Nutrilite, the world's No. 1 selling vitamins and dietary supplement brand[2], has established itself as a leading brand in the vitamins and dietary supplements category in India as well. The company also offers a range of beauty & skincare products under Artistry Skin Nutrition™️, which is a blend of Artistry skin science and Nutrilite expertise, infused with Nutrilite ingredients that are clean and traceable. 1 www.kenresearch.com/industry-reports/india-skincare-market 2 www.imarcgroup.com/india-personal-care-ingredients-market 3 SOURCE: GlobalData, gdretail.net/amway-claims/ * Based on invitro/Cell test (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Newsvoir and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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