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February 11, 2026
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UP Budget 2026-27 boosts infrastructure and textiles with major allocations and targeted employment and MSME support.
UP Budget 2026-27 designates Rs 27,103 crore for infrastructure and industrial development and over Rs 5,041 crore for handloom and textiles, with targeted scheme outlays including Rs 5,000 crore for industrial area expansion, Rs 2,000 crore for the Atal Infrastructure Mission, Rs 1,000 crore to implement the 2023 incentive policy, and Rs 4,423 crore for the powerloom weavers electricity scheme to support industrial expansion, MSME growth and job creation.
February 11, 2026
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Uttar Pradesh budget focuses on employment generation, youth empowerment and large-scale public recruitment across departments.
State budget prioritizes employment generation and youth empowerment through skill training, device distribution, coaching centres, fellowships, and financial support for entrepreneurship. Recruitment initiatives include over 2.19 lakh police hires since 2017 with ongoing training and further non-gazetted recruitment, Mission Rozgar school appointments and aided-school selections, while MGNREGA person-days exceeded targets, benefiting over 47 lakh families.
February 11, 2026
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India US interim trade deal alleged to cede energy control and harm farmers and textiles; calls to protect data and food.
The India US interim trade deal is alleged to cede control over energy security, permit foreign influence on oil procurement, expose domestic agriculture to American imports that compromise farmers' interests, and threaten the textile sector, prompting calls to protect the population, national data, food supply and the energy system.
February 11, 2026
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India US interim trade agreement criticized as one-sided, risking farmers and the textile sector by opening markets to US imports.
The Opposition alleges the interim trade agreement with the United States is one-sided, allowing increased US agricultural imports that threaten farmer livelihoods and undermining the Indian textile sector, framing the government's action as having sold national interests.
February 11, 2026
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State budget 2026-27 prioritises women empowerment and major police infrastructure and safety funding for working women.
The 2026-27 budget prioritises women centric welfare and law and order infrastructure with a Rs 9.12 lakh crore outlay. Key women's measures include Rs 25 crore for Mission Shakti vehicles for women beat personnel, working women hostels, continued Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala payments, BC Sakhi financial activities, milk producer companies under Mahila Samarthya Yojana, and priority cane slips for 60,000 women farmers. Police and safety allocations comprise Rs 1,374 crore for non residential police buildings, Rs 1,243 crore for residential police buildings, Rs 346 crore for new districts, Rs 200 crore for fire station buildings and Rs 190 crore for fire safety and operationalisation of centres.
February 11, 2026
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Uttar Pradesh budget focuses on employment, infrastructure, health and a three percent fiscal deficit cap under prudent debt management.
A record Rs 9.12 lakh crore budget emphasises capital spending (19.5% of outlay), a three per cent fiscal deficit ceiling, and commitments to prudent debt management. Major sectoral allocations include education (12.4%), health (6%) and agriculture (9%), with detailed appropriations for medical education, new medical colleges, rural health mission funding, national health protection and AYUSH. Economic measures fund infrastructure and industrial promotion, an investment incentive pool, defence corridor projects, MSME support, IT and AI initiatives, and expanded skill-development and PPP employment centres.
February 11, 2026
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India-US trade deal reducing tariffs raises fears for Kashmir's horticulture while some see competition improving quality.
The interim India-US trade agreement reduces tariffs and permits duty-free imports of tree nuts and apples, raising concerns that tariff reductions will disadvantage Jammu and Kashmir producers, intensify financial stress on marginal farmers, and threaten horticulture-linked livelihoods; some stakeholders counter that competition may improve quality and stabilize prices, while growers' groups call for protective duties to preserve local agriculture.
February 11, 2026
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Akasa Air co-founder Praveen Iyer resigns and will assist leadership in a structured transition through April 30, 2026.
Akasa Air co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer Praveen Iyer has resigned after five years and will partner with the leadership team to ensure a smooth, structured transition through April 30, 2026; he is an Executive Committee member and his departure follows an earlier co-founder exit, with the airline operating 33 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
February 11, 2026
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IndiGo will implement the approved FDTL scheme and put rostering and monitoring arrangements in place to comply.
Following operational disruptions and time-limited FDTL exemptions, the carrier advised the regulator it will implement the approved FDTL scheme and fully comply with statutory provisions, placing operational, rostering and monitoring arrangements in effect from February 11, 2026, while the regulator imposed financial penalties, required a bank guarantee, directed management accountability measures and maintained real-time oversight during the exemption period.
February 11, 2026
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National Song protocol, publisher notice, and UAPA report requirement highlight administrative directives and investigative review.
The Home Ministry directed that all six stanzas of Vande Mataram must be sung before the National Anthem when both are performed. The Lok Sabha Speaker ordered the secretariat to amend a defective notice to remove the Speaker to prevent its rejection. Delhi Police issued a notice to a publisher for clarifications about circulation of an unpublished manuscript. The Supreme Court required the National Investigation Agency to file a sealed report justifying invocation of stringent unlawful-activities provisions in a case linked to district-level violence.
February 11, 2026
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Public Financial Management System (PFMS) upgrades mandate single platform payments, enable just in time DBT and add CRM grievance redressal.
PFMS is mandated as the single platform for government payment, accounting and reconciliation, integrating cash management modules including TSA and SNA and enabling real time tracking. SNA SPARSH and SPARSH DBT ensure just in time releases and direct crediting to beneficiaries. System enhancements to DBT include partial acceptance of claim files and advance sharing of Aadhaar data. A CRM based Grievance Redressal System provides ticketing, automated acknowledgements, status tracking and FAQs, supplemented by regular Open House sessions for user support and feedback.
February 11, 2026
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Budget proposal allocates funds for tap water expansion, solar parks, youth interest-free loans, and road upgrades.
The budget allocates Rs 6,800 crore for tap water-Rs 4,500 crore for village household connections under CM Jal Jeevan Mission and Rs 2,300 crore for urban drinking water-and Rs 2,950 crore for new solar parks in Bikaner and Jaisalmer; it also provides interest-free loans and grants up to Rs 10 lakh for 30,000 youth under the CM Self-Employment Scheme and designates Rs 1,400 crore for non-patchable roads and Rs 600 crore for missing-link roads.
February 11, 2026
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Lok Sabha proceedings disrupted by Opposition protests during Question Hour, prompting walkout, suspensions and Speaker's nonattendance.
Opposition disruptions during Question Hour led to a walkout after the Chair curtailed attempts to raise questions; thirteen questions and supplementaries were taken up. Ministers addressed renewable energy and railway land acquisition in replies. The Speaker has refrained from attending until a no-confidence motion notice against him is settled, and recent unruly behaviour resulted in multiple member suspensions for the Budget session, which also prevented the Prime Minister from responding to the Motion of Thanks on the President's address.
February 11, 2026
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India and US envoys meet in Beijing to discuss defence, energy, critical minerals and Quad cooperation.
India and US envoys met in Beijing to emphasise cooperation on defence, energy, critical minerals and Quad engagement, following an interim trade deal and marking their second meeting since December when they had met alongside the Japanese ambassador.
February 11, 2026
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Office transformation: 5.98M sq. ft. delivered, design standards boosting engagement, flexibility, wellness and sustainability.
Space Matrix reports delivery of 5.98 million sq. ft. in FY25, asserting the office as a strategic asset that transforms GCCs into innovation hubs. It emphasizes adoption rates for design interventions-50-75% unassigned seating and 95-97% certified wellness rooms-linking these to improved engagement, cognitive performance, talent strategy, and a 67% construction-waste recycling rate under its Re-source programme.
February 11, 2026
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Kochi Marathon: Ranjit Singh and Abhilasha Sanjeev won the full marathon; prizes totaling Rs. 15 lakh were distributed.
The 4th Federal Bank Kochi Marathon saw Ranjit Singh and Abhilasha Sanjeev win the men's and women's full marathon titles with times of 2:28:53 and 3:10:26 respectively; top-three finishers received cash prizes of Rs. 1,25,000, Rs. 1,00,000 and Rs. 75,000 and medals, and prizes totaling Rs. 15 lakh were distributed across multiple distance and age-group events.
February 11, 2026
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iHub-Data launches six-month AI/ML training for women engineers with internship opportunities; apply by Feb 20.
iHub-Data at IIIT Hyderabad will run a six-month intensive AI/ML training program for recent women engineering graduates, combining theory and hands-on applied learning with weekly on-campus classes. The curriculum spans classical and contemporary techniques to build industry- and research-relevant problem-solving skills. Selected graduates may receive a three-month online internship placement at iHub-Data to work on real-world projects; participation is cohort-based and subject to an application deadline.
February 11, 2026
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Lok Sabha Speaker removal notice found defective; amendment ordered to prevent rejection and motion will be listed after reconvening.
Notice to remove the Lok Sabha Speaker was found defective due to incorrect dates, and the Speaker directed the secretariat to amend the notice to prevent rejection; upon receipt of the revised notice a speedy review will be conducted and the motion will be listed after the House reconvenes. The removal notice was filed under the constitutional removal procedure, the Speaker will not sit in the chair until the motion is resolved, and the constitution grants the Speaker an opportunity to defend in the House while limiting his casting of a deciding vote in a tie.
February 11, 2026
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Uttar Pradesh Budget 2026-27 sets fiscal deficit at 3% and boosts education, health and skill programs.
Uttar Pradesh presented a Rs 9.13 lakh crore Budget for 2026-27, adopting the 16th Central Finance Commission recommendation that sets the fiscal deficit limit at three per cent through 2030-31. The Budget allocates 12.4% to education, 6% to health and 9% to agriculture, prioritises capital investment and infrastructure, and mandates mission-mode, employment-oriented skill development with expanded training centres, women-specific centres, and public private partnership arrangements for job placement.
February 11, 2026
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Jute stockholding ban proposal may disrupt procurement and risk farmer distress; balers call for stakeholder consultations.
The IJMA proposed a ban on private stockholding of raw jute to curb rising prices, while the Jute Balers' Association argues such a ban would disrupt balers' procurement, grading and storage roles, risk distress sales by farmers, concentrate control with mills, and undermine price stability and uninterrupted supply; it asks the textile ministry to hold stakeholder consultations rather than accept an immediate prohibition.

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Second Edition of Art de Vivre à la française to be unveiled at India Design ID 2026

February 11, 2026

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A Celebration of French Excellence in Design, Creativity, and Lifestyle Innovation -- France celebrated as Country of Honour -- 18th– 22nd February 2026 | NSIC Grounds, Okhla, New Delhi NEW DELHI, Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As part of the India-France Year of Innovation 2026, Business France and the Embassy of France in India are proud to unveil the second edition of Art de Vivre à la française at India Design ID 2026, where France will be celebrated as the Country of Honour. Held at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in Okhla, New Delhi, India Design ID attracts professionals, buyers, luxury brands, cultural institutions, and media from across the country and abroad. This prestigious event will bring together the finest of French craftsmanship, contemporary creativity, and lifestyle innovation. Presented as a highlight of the India-France Year of Innovation 2026, this edition reinforces the vibrant dialogue between design and savoir-faire, illustrating how French and Indian creativity converge to shape the aesthetics, materials, and art de vivre of the future. Attending the event, H.E. Mr. Thierry Mathou, Ambassador of France to India, said, "I am delighted to witness the remarkable success of the latest edition of the Art de Vivre à la française exhibition, showcasing the finest of French excellence in design, creativity, and craftsmanship. Being held under the India-France Year of Innovation banner, this event combines the excellence of the French lifestyle industry with innovation to build ambitious and inspiring collaborations between our two countries." A 350m2 Immersive Exhibition Celebrating French Excellence The exhibition will feature a 350m2 scenographic space designed to immerse visitors in the elegance, refinement, and vision that define l'art de vivre à la française. The curated showcase will spotlight the mastery and innovation of 16 leading French Houses and creators, spanning tableware and crystalware, contemporary design objects, home accessories, decorative textiles and interiors, lighting, furniture, sound equipment, fashion, gastronomy and leather goods. List of participating French Houses: ASSOULINE: The world's leading luxury publishing house, renowned for its beautifully designed books celebrating culture, travel, fashion, and lifestyle. Its volumes are considered both cultural references and decorative art objects. (www.eu.assouline.com / www.altiusluxury.com) BACCARAT: Baccarat embodies the ultimate French art de vivre, shaped since 1764 by a collective of master artisans. Renowned for crafting the world's purest crystal, the Maison sets the benchmark for contemporary elegance through a constant dialogue between heritage and innovation. (www.baccarat.com/en_fr/) CASAMANCE & MISIA: MISIA creates prestigious, high-quality fabrics and wallcoverings, offering collections that provide an emotional and sensorial interlude for interior design connoisseurs. The brand is known for its meticulous color palettes, patterns, and textures. (www.casamance.com / www.misia-paris.com) CRISTAL BENITO: French family atelier specializing in exquisitely crafted crystal objects. Their refined, hand finished pieces embody traditional expertise and luxury French artistry. (www.cristal-benito.fr) DASSAULT SYSTEMS: HomeByMe is a suite of 3D interior planning and product configuration solutions developed by Dassault Systèmes (the 3DEXPERIENCE Company) to help both consumers and businesses design, visualize, plan, and sell home interiors in 3D. (www.3ds.com) DAUM: Daum is an iconic French crystal maison renowned for its artistic heritage and exceptional craftsmanship. Historic French leader of pâte de verre, producing collectible glass sculptures in collaboration with leading artists and celebrated worldwide for its mastery of pâte de verre, an ancient and highly complex glassmaking technique. (www.daum.fr / www.altiusluxury.com) DEVIALET: French audio innovator with 250+ patents, known for its Phantom Ultimate and high-fidelity speakers. The brand blends cutting-edge engineering with elegant design to deliver powerful, immersive sound. (www.devialet.com) GALERIES LAFAYETTE MUMBAI: Galeries Lafayette, the legendary 130-year-old Parisian institution, marks its Indian debut through a strategic alliance with the Aditya Birla Group. More than a department store, Galeries Lafayette Mumbai is a 'retail-tainment' destination designed to transcend conventional shopping. (Galeries Lafayette India / Home - ABFRL) LAC – HUMIDORS: Specialist in crafting luxury cigar humidors, watch winders, and leather cases from rare materials, combining Riviera craftsmanship with innovative engineering. Their pieces reflect French excellence, exclusivity, and timeless design. (www.lac-humidors.fr) LE CREUSET: Global icon since 1925, Le Creuset produces premium, handcrafted enameled cast iron cookware made in France. Celebrated for durability, colour innovation, and culinary performance, the brand remains a favourite among chefs and design conscious consumers worldwide. (www.lecreuset.in) LUX TEMPORIS: Specialist in designing kinetic, bioinspired lighting that merges robotics with artisanal savoir-faire. Their poetic, moving light sculptures transform interiors through delicate, nature inspired motion and materials. (www.luxtemporis.com) NATHALIE BORDERIE: French glass artist Nathalie Borderie creates expressive sculptures using the fusing technique, blending colour, texture, and light. Her couture influenced pieces combine glass, crystal, and metal to produce unique, collectible artworks. (https://nathalieborderie.fr) NATTIOT: Specialist in designing creative, sustainable children's rugs and accessories made in India, Belgium, and Turkey. Using OEKOTEX® certified materials, the brand offers practical, safe, and playful decor for modern families. (www.nattiot.fr) ST. DUPONT: The iconic French luxury Maison renowned worldwide for its exceptional savoir-faire in fine writing instruments, lighters and leather goods. (www.st-dupont.com) WATERFALL AUDIO: Known for its handcrafted glass loudspeakers blending haute couture aesthetics with advanced acoustic engineering. Made in Provence, their iconic designs combine glass, wood, aluminium, and French developed technologies for exceptional sound clarity. (www.waterfallaudio.com/en) L'OPÉRA: A French pâtisserie brand celebrating the refinement, precision, and emotion of French pastry. Rooted in classical French savoir-faire and elevated through contemporary creativity, L'Opéra reinterprets iconic pâtisserie codes with elegance and modernity. (L'Opéra India – French Bakery) Indian guest designer at the 2026 edition: KLOVE: A luxury design and lighting studio known for its hand-blown glass lighting fixtures, sculptural objects, and bespoke installations that blend artistry with spatial design. Klove aims to spotlight and promote an Indian designer, celebrating India's creative talent and craftsmanship while fostering cross-cultural dialogue within the global design community. (www.klovestudio.com) Indo-French Design Dialogues on 19th February 2026 As part of the programme, India Design ID will host the Indo-French Design Dialogues on Thursday, 19th February, co-organized by the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industries (IFCCI) and Business France in partnership with Atout France, and bringing together influential voices from both countries — including senior representatives from Mobilier National, Atout France, Galeries Lafayette, leading Indian and international designers and architects like Vikram Goyal, Ashiesh Shah, India Mahdavi as well as French luxury and design houses. The discussions will explore design innovation, material intelligence, creative collaboration, and the shared values that connect India and France. This flagship event will celebrate the excellence of French and Indian Art de Vivre while highlighting design as a cultural bridge, where creation and identity mutually inspire and enrich one another. A Key Highlight of the Franco-Indian Year of Innovation 2026 By positioning Art de Vivre à la française at the heart of the Year of Innovation, France and India reaffirm how traditional savoir-faire and contemporary innovation mutually reinforce each other. Celebrating craftsmanship is not only about preserving heritage — it is also about inspiring new creative processes, integrating cutting-edge technologies, and promoting sustainable, future oriented design. This edition, therefore, highlights the capacity of French and Indian artisans, designers, and creative industries to transform ancestral techniques into modern solutions, fostering business partnerships and cross-cultural collaboration that shape the innovations of tomorrow. Business France extends its special appreciation to its institutional partners — the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IFFCI), the Institut Français en Inde (IFI), Atout France, Alliance Française, Ameublement Français, Mobilier National, La French Tech India , Francéclat as well as to our private partners Air France, l'Opéra, Klove, The Works, Lyra Network, ESI Group, Cooperl, Bacardi, Monin, Jaipur Rugs, Creaticity, Aaron Fernandes Entertainment and Furtado s whose support and collaboration have been instrumental in making this edition possible. About Business France Business France is the public agency supporting the international development of the French economy. It assists companies in expanding abroad, promotes exports, attracts foreign investment to France, and develops the V.I.E programme connecting companies with young talent for international assignments. With more than 1,400 employees in France and 53 countries, Business France helped generate €1.8 billion in additional export revenue for French SMEs in 2024, creating or planning over 31,010 jobs. The agency supported 66% of 1,688 foreign investment decisions in 2024, representing 69% of the 37,787 jobs projected to be created or maintained within three years. For more information and media inquiries, please contact: Embassy of France in India 2/50E Shantipath, Chanakyapuri New Delhi 110021, India Logo: Embedded Media (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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