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February 8, 2026
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India aims for self-reliance in fruits and vegetables; government to promote domestic production and farmer profitability.
The government seeks self-reliance in fruits, vegetables, and flowers by identifying high-demand crops for domestic production, promoting cultivation through profitability-driven measures, and prioritising research into farmer-friendly varieties. Policy actions target post-harvest shelf-life issues, establishment of 'seed villages' to improve seed quality, incentives for model demonstrations, and central funding for processing and pulse production to enable value addition and market development.
February 8, 2026
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Union Budget allocations for Jharkhand will accelerate development through tax devolution and major infrastructure funding in 2026-27.
The 2026-27 Union Budget allocates Rs 51,236 crore in tax devolution and over Rs 17,000 crore in grants in aid to Jharkhand, part of cumulative transfers of Rs 3.14 lakh crore (tax devolution) and Rs 1.04 lakh crore (grants in aid) since 2014, with Rs 11,567 crore in special assistance from 2020-21 to January 2026; it increases railway funding (Rs 7,302 crore in 2026-27), records 121 km of track built annually (2014-2023), and targets major rail, highway and airport projects including a Greenfield corridor and road works exceeding Rs 30,000 crore.
February 8, 2026
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Railway projects in West Bengal are stalled pending state-provided land and permissions despite central funding and court orders.
The Railway Minister requested West Bengal's cooperation in providing land and necessary permissions, identifying non-availability of land and withheld local approvals as the main reason for stalled railway projects, notably a 366-metre viaduct at Chingrighata despite a high court order and a diversion road. He noted Rs 14,205 crore allocated for state railway infrastructure and Rs 92,974 crore of works underway, and stressed that projects like the Nandigram rail link and a Chicken's Neck underground corridor require state administrative support to proceed.
February 8, 2026
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Education central to Haryana's development strategy; measures to upgrade quality, infrastructure, and industry academia coordination.
The Minister stated education is central to Haryana's development strategy and outlined measures since 2014 to upgrade quality education, modernise infrastructure, and enhance industry academia coordination to prepare youth for global competition and support state development.
February 8, 2026
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Union Budget 2026-27 exempts customs duty on rare minerals to boost Chhattisgarh's mining, industry and connectivity.
The Budget 2026-27 is presented as a 25-year vision focused on three priorities: elevating India's global economic position, accelerating infrastructure and industrial expansion for employment, and ensuring inclusive growth. It adopts the 16th Finance Commission recommendations and exempts customs duty on rare minerals to boost Chhattisgarh's mining and industrial activity. The Budget also commits targeted connectivity measures-national highway projects, Bharatmala approvals, UDAN air links, Krishi Udan inclusion for Raipur, and a significant railway allocation-to strengthen transport, logistics and regional development, while noting increased foreign trade agreements that support external market access.
February 8, 2026
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Aadhaar mandatory biometric updates for children completed in 83,000 schools; free MBUs offered for ages 7-15.
UIDAI completed over one crore Mandatory Biometric Updates across 83,000 schools to fulfil the requirement that children provide fingerprints and iris biometrics upon crossing ages five and fifteen; lack of MBU can impede Aadhaar-based authentication for benefits and examinations. The authority integrated with the education database to identify children due for MBU, ran school camps and enabled centre-based updates, and offered free MBUs for children aged 7-15 for a one-year period beginning October 1.
February 8, 2026
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India commits to USD 500 billion in US goods purchases over five years, including energy and aircraft, with safeguards.
India committed to a purchase commitment of USD 500 billion of US goods over five years, covering energy, aircraft and parts, precious metals, technology products, coking coal and high end machinery, with existing orders included. The framework relies on tariff differentials to preserve competitive advantage for Indian exports and anticipates sectoral demand (aviation, steel, data centres) to drive imports. It expressly provides safeguard mechanisms and sensitivity exclusions, with no duty concessions on dairy, GM products, meat, poultry, soya meal and corn, and is described as a work in progress joint statement.
February 8, 2026
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India-US interim trade deal reportedly removes tariffs and barriers on US farm products, raising risks to Indian farmers and sovereignty.
The interim India-US trade framework reportedly includes zero tariff commitments on specified US agricultural products and removal of non tariff barriers, which the CPI(M) says will expose Indian farmers to subsidised competition, undermine support and subsidies, and harm livelihoods. The party warns the deal threatens national sovereignty and strategic autonomy, demands full parliamentary disclosure, and urges the government not to sign harmful measures; the government asserts safeguards protect farmers and domestic industry.
February 8, 2026
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Defence startups must get greater venture capital to scale indigenisation and meet India's security technology needs.
Venture capital investment must increase to enable defence startups to commercialise and scale indigenous technologies; government budgetary prioritisation and R&D initiatives aim to drive indigenisation, private sector participation, and large-scale production of cost effective weapons and non-contact warfare technologies aligned to operational requirements.
February 8, 2026
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Japan election poised to enable major shifts in defence, export and immigration rules with implications for civil liberties.
The projected lower-house supermajority for Prime Minister Takaichi's coalition would enable expedited legislative revisions to defence and security policy, including lifting weapons-export limits, enhancing offensive capabilities, increasing defence spending, and implementing tougher anti-espionage and immigration controls, raising potential tensions between national-security aims and civil-rights protections.
February 8, 2026
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India-US trade agreement claimed to boost industry and protect farmers by excluding Punjab crops and dairy.
The India-US trade agreement is described as promoting industrial growth and exports while expressly excluding Punjab-produced crops from import commitments and providing protection for the dairy sector to safeguard farmers' interests. Separately, two senior Punjab IAS officers were suspended amid allegations linked to a prolonged procurement delay for anganwadi smartphones, prompting calls for Administrative Tribunal intervention to prevent alleged pressure on officers to engage in wrongdoing.
February 8, 2026
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Indian exports gain a pricing edge after reciprocal tariffs cut to 18%, boosting competitiveness in labour intensive and agricultural sectors.
Reduction of India's reciprocal tariffs to 18% in the first phase bilateral trade framework with the United States is intended to secure market access and a pricing advantage for Indian exporters. Compared to higher levies faced by competitors (for example China 35%, Brazil 50%), the lower tariff is identified as enhancing competitiveness in labour intensive sectors and supporting agricultural exporters. The tariff cut is presented as commercially supported by industry and as a policy instrument to increase export value and farmers' incomes, with the framework expected to be signed by mid March.
February 8, 2026
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Quantum technology initiative accelerates investment approvals using escrow safeguards, mandatory timelines, and expedited clearances to boost manufacturing.
The policy requires investment proposals for the Quantum Valley to include mandatory timelines and proof of feasibility, subject to monthly progress reviews; uses escrow accounts to govern benefits and subsidies; excludes non-serious actors through prequalification and oversight; and implements an expedited clearance regime with targeted decision timelines to prevent abnormal delays and preserve investor viability.
February 8, 2026
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Mettur Dam water release urged to irrigate flowering paddy for 20 days and prevent widespread crop and livelihood losses.
Demand that the government release water from the Mettur Dam to supply irrigation to flowering paddy in the Delta region for about 20 days to prevent withering crops and severe economic loss to farmers who have taken loans; firsthand reports of parched fields and reliance on small pumps emphasise urgency and the need for immediate executive action to protect livelihoods and paddy production.
February 8, 2026
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Quota-based duty concession on DDGS to support animal and poultry sectors under the US-India trade framework.
India agreed to a quota-based duty concession on dried distillers' grains with solubles (DDGS) for the US under the first-phase bilateral trade framework, providing managed market access via a quantitative quota to support animal husbandry and poultry feed needs while balancing domestic interests and addressing concerns about duty reductions.
February 8, 2026
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Union Budget focuses on farmers, tourism, healthcare and productivity to boost rural employment and local infrastructure.
The Union Budget prioritises social welfare and rural prosperity through productivity-enhancing investments to address unemployment and improve living standards. It focuses on agricultural support-processing of pulses and oilseed crops, promotion of high-yielding seeds and measures to enable better price realisation for farmers-alongside tourism infrastructure development to generate local employment, with complementary commitments to healthcare and education to bolster human capital.
February 8, 2026
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Stone mining industry: prioritise environmental protection, safe mining and social security to sustain heritage and exports.
Prioritising environmental protection and ecological balance alongside safe mining practices is urged as a core policy objective for the stone industry, with social security for mining communities framed as a moral responsibility; this priority is set against Rajasthan's dominant production role and the sector's export, craftsmanship and heritage significance.
February 8, 2026
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India-US trade statement uses safeguards and calibrated openings to protect farmers while offering limited market access.
The India-US joint statement provides safeguards and calibrated market-opening measures to protect farmers and domestic industry from import surges while granting limited market access for certain pulses and lentils; no duty concessions were granted on dairy, genetically modified products, meat, poultry, soya meal and corn, with tariff differentials cited as an exporter advantage.
February 8, 2026
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India-US trade deal threatens Jammu and Kashmir horticulture if zero tariffs allow US agricultural imports.
The article argues that the India-US trade arrangement's allowance of zero tariff imports of agricultural products threatens Jammu and Kashmir's apple and walnut producers, while the regional budget is criticised for not addressing unemployment and for fiscal losses from an electric-bus subsidy that has allegedly displaced private transport operators.
February 8, 2026
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Free trade agreements require sharp, cautious negotiation balancing mutual sensitivities, rapport, and protection of national interests.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal described free trade agreement negotiations as intense processes requiring negotiators to be sharp and cautious because terms will affect nations for decades; he emphasised mutual respect for sensitivities, the utility of personal rapport to secure additional benefits, and the overriding need to protect national interests.

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Ampere Becomes India's First E2W Brand to Enter Asia Book of Records by Navigating the 70-hairpin Bends of Kolli Hills, TN

February 9, 2026

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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India (NewsVoir) Greaves Electric Mobility has been recognized by the prestigious Asia Book of Records to become the first electric two-wheeler brand which successfully ascended Kolli Hills, in Tamil Nadu. Considered one of South India’s most demanding routes, Kolli Hills features 70 hairpin bends while ascending, making any drive a test of endurance. The record attempt was conducted on January 7th, 2026, with the ride commencing at 7:00 am and successfully completed in 22 minutes 10 seconds. The ascent was undertaken using GEML’s Ampere Nexus, from Belukurichi to the summit of Kolli Hills. Officials from the Asia Book of Records officially validated and confirmed the success on the same day. With its 70 hairpin bends, this challenging route showcased and proved Greaves Electric Mobility’s “Built for Bharat” engineering prowess, where vehicles are designed, developed, and validated for India’s diverse and often challenging riding conditions. From steep gradients and broken hill roads to sharp turns and sustained load cycles, GEML’s electric two-wheelers are engineered to handle the toughest terrains the country has to offer. Taking cognizance of the latest achievement, Mr Vikas Singh, Managing Director, Greaves Electric Mobility said, “India’s riding conditions are among the most demanding in the world, and our approach has always been to engineer electric vehicles that are built for Bharat, not just for ideal test environments. The Kolli Hills ascent is a real-world validation of that philosophy. The Ampere Nexus combines safe and durable LFP battery technology with a robust dual-frame chassis that is designed to handle steep gradients, repeated cornering, and sustained load conditions. Achievements like this reaffirm our focus on building electric mobility solutions that can perform reliably across tough terrains.” The Ampere Nexus achieved this success due to its LFP battery and high tensile steel chassis which provides durability for every condition, work together on demanding terrain. The battery is built to stay stable in a wide range of conditions, operating from –40°C to 60°C, and continues to deliver usable power during long uphill stretches, repeated braking, and changes in load. The warranty offered on the battery reflects the confidence in how it performs over extended everyday use rather than short tests. Ampere Nexus’s advanced motor and software deliver instant torque for climbs, regenerative braking for descents, and traction control for slippery slopes - ensuring smooth, efficient performance across every terrain. The high strength steel chassis adds to this by keeping the vehicle balanced and predictable, especially while negotiating continuous hairpin bends. With a motor tuned for sustained output and braking that responds consistently, the Nexus remains manageable even on steep climbs. These aspects have been observed over multiple endurance runs and record attempts, and the Kolli Hills ascent serves as another real-world example of how the scooter holds up under demanding conditions. The recognition by the Asia Book of Records is a first for Greaves Electric Mobility, reinforcing its commitment for India-built products which can cater to the world. With a market presence in Nepal and developing presence in Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Africa, this recognition validates the brand’s endurance, capability and durability. Furthermore, it reinforces the company’s belief that adoption is driven by real-world experience. As electric two-wheelers move beyond city limits, this milestone demonstrates that vehicles engineered for Indian roads are capable of performing consistently even in demanding and rugged terrain. Built to outlast, outperform and outshine, Greaves Electric Mobility’s products continue to prove their capability across conditions that reflect how India truly rides. More information: Link About Greaves Cotton Limited Greaves Cotton Limited (GCL), also known as Greaves, is a diversified, multi-product, multi-fuel, and multi-location engineering company with a legacy of 165 years and strong brand trust. Originally renowned for its single-cylinder diesel engines, Greaves has transformed into a fuel-agnostic, end-to-end mobility solutions provider, driven by the purpose of "Empowering Lives”. The Company is enabling a sustainable transition to green mobility and aims to touch a billion lives by 2030. Greaves is building a digitally integrated ecosystem that connects consumers, business partners, and service providers across the entire mobility value chain. Through its five independent business units—Greaves Engineering, Greaves Electric Mobility Ltd., Greaves Retail, Greaves Finance Ltd., and Greaves Technologies Ltd.—Greaves combines agility with strategic focus, delivering innovation and enhancing accessibility for consumers. With significant investments in technology and human capital, the Company is positioned to lead in India’s EV and sustainable mobility markets. The Company remains committed to sustainable growth and economic progress, making it a trusted partner in shaping the future of mobility in India. For more information, visit- www.greavescotton.com About Greaves Electric Mobility Limited Greaves Electric Mobility Limited (GEML), the electric mobility business of Greaves Cotton Limited (GCL), is one of the first companies in India to focus on the evolving market of electric vehicles (“EV”) and has been among the frontrunners at driving EV adoption in the country*. With over 17 years of experience designing and manufacturing electric vehicles*, GEML serves both the electric 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler segments. GEML along with its subsidiaries, operates three manufacturing plants located in Hyderabad, Noida, and Ranipet. The company supports its network through 400 dealer touchpoints across India, thereby aiming minimal downtime and enhanced customer experience. GEML holds 8 India Book of Records** titles, reflecting its focus on technology and design led innovative & durable mobility solutions. Subsidiaries MLR Auto Limited and Bestway Agencies Private Limited help extend GEML’s market presence. Committed to affordability and sustainability, GEML provides clean mobility solutions contributing to India’s shift toward electric transportation. (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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