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March 14, 2026
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Electricity tariff reduction sought to offset rising production costs amid fuel supply disruption and request for repayment moratorium.
Industrial associations in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar formally sought a reduction in electricity tariffs to alleviate rising production costs from disrupted fuel supplies, alongside a moratorium on loan repayments and expedited permits for alternative fuels; these demands were compiled after an administrative request and presented to the State Industries Minister, who acknowledged limited gas stocks but urged continued operations.
March 13, 2026
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The rupee fell to a fresh record low against the US dollar amid a stronger dollar, heavy foreign portfolio outflows and sustained equity market selling. Rising crude oil prices, higher US treasury yields and geopolitical risk heightened market risk aversion, while RBI data showed a notable weekly decline in gross forex reserves; analysts warned these factors collectively impart a negative near term bias on the currency and provided a projected trading range.
March 13, 2026
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Bilateral trade agreement talks continue amid US tariffs and Section 301 investigations affecting timing of formal signing.
India and the United States continue negotiations on a first-phase bilateral trade agreement with chief negotiators finalising contours and legal text, but signing is deferred until US tariff policy and related measures are clarified. Recent US actions - including a court-affected tariff decision, the imposition of temporary across-the-board levies, and initiation of Section 301 investigations into multiple economies - have affected timing though not the ongoing engagement; Indian officials say the US intends to calibrate tariffs to preserve India's comparative advantage and preferential access under the proposed pact.
March 13, 2026
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Legally binding investment commitment spurs FTA-driven investment and enhanced market access while preserving sensitive sector protections.
The India-EFTA TEPA embeds a legally binding investment commitment within an FTA, paired with a safeguard clause allowing India to claw back FTA benefits if investment pledges are unmet. The agreement furnishes near-complete services market access across EFTA parties, enables technology collaboration and capacity building, and maintains protections for sensitive sectors such as agriculture and dairy. A dedicated FTA facilitation desk and stakeholder engagement are promoted to convert treaty commitments into investment, trade and employment outcomes.
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Geographical Indication protection enabled first exports of Joha rice to the UK and Italy, expanding premium market access.
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Economic Stabilization Fund to provide fiscal headroom for unanticipated crises and preserve the year's fiscal deficit within revised estimates.
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Foreign exchange reserves decline as central bank reports weekly reductions across foreign currency assets, gold, SDRs and IMF position.
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March 13, 2026
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Monetary policy stance maintained; rates expected steady while inflation risk rises amid higher oil prices and trade shifts.
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March 13, 2026
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Trade investigations drive continued India-US engagement on a bilateral trade pact amid parallel tariff measures and policy scrutiny.
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March 13, 2026
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Emergency fuel measures temporarily reintroduce kerosene and permit alternate fuels for hospitality to protect household cooking supplies.
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March 13, 2026
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Supplementary demands approval permits additional government expenditure while keeping the fiscal deficit within revised estimates.
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March 13, 2026
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Economic Stabilisation Fund created to provide fiscal headroom and buffer for global shocks; supplementary spending approved.
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Tariffs under trade statutes shift import costs to consumers, increasing household burdens and prompting broad trade investigations.
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Illicit manufacture of psychotropic drugs exposed, large-scale seizure and arrests disrupt organised production and supply networks.
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Regulatory engagement with NBFCs to coordinate interagency solutions and strengthen KYC and sector reforms.
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Tourist tax imposed on hotel stays linked to GST status, applying distinct rates for domestic and foreign travellers.
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Budgetary transparency concerns allege fiscal mismanagement and contested tax attribution, challenging infrastructure and employment claims.
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THE LEELA CONCLUDES THE FOURTH SEASON OF #POLOINTHEPINKCITY WITH A CELEBRATION OF THE ROYAL SPORT, CULTURE AND REFINED LUXURY

February 11, 2026

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The tournament featured a pre-finale gala at the newly unveiled Amber Terrace and an exhibition victory by The Leela Polo Team, bringing together gracious hospitality and Rajasthan's enduring polo heritage JAIPUR, India, Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts marked the successful conclusion of #PoloInThePinkCity, as the fourth season of The Leela Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Polo Cup reaffirmed the brand's commitment to preserving and celebrating the royal sport of polo through thoughtfully curated experiences that blend heritage with contemporary luxury. L-R: Kr Vikramaditya Singh Barkan, Team Optiemus Achievers, Mr. Digvijay Singh, HH Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, Mr. Anuraag Bhatnagar, Parul Rai, Maharaj Narendra Singh, Mr. Anoop Pandey, Mrs. Anjali Mehra, Team V Polo, IV Singh The season commenced on February 7 with an elegant pre-finale gala dinner at The Amber Terrace, the newly launched rooftop destination at The Leela Palace Jaipur. Overlooking the Aravalli Hills, the evening unfolded against the backdrop of the terrace's distinctive 'root-to-fruit' cocktail and culinary philosophy, offering guests an immersive introduction to the palace's newest social address. The gathering brought together visionaries from Jaipur's cultural landscape alongside leading voices from fashion and the arts, including singer Manasi Scott, designer Nikhil Mehra, director Prahlad Kakkar, actor and creator Monica Vaswani and actor Chayan Chopra, setting the tone for a weekend defined by elegance and anticipation - hallmarks of #PoloInThePinkCity. On February 8, the focus shifted to the polo field at the Rajasthan Polo Club. Ahead of the final, an exhibition match saw The Leela Polo Team take on the Jindal Polo Team, with The Leela Polo Team emerging victorious with a score of 4–3. Sawai Padmanabh Singh - Icon of India by The Leela and captain of The Leela Polo Team - delivered a standout performance, scoring two goals, alongside two goals by Rao Himmat Singh Bedla. The highlight of the day was the grand finale of the 4-chukker The Leela Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Polo Cup 2026, contested between Team Optiemus Achievers and Team V Polo. In a closely fought match, Team Optiemus Achievers claimed the title with a final score of 7–5, bringing the fourth season of #PoloInThePinkCity to a thrilling close. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Anuraag Bhatnagar, Chief Executive Officer, The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts, said, "The Leela Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Polo Cup reflects our enduring commitment to honouring India's royal sporting heritage through experiences that embody true Indian luxury. As we conclude the fourth season of this association with the Rajasthan Polo Club, it is especially meaningful to see this journey unfold alongside the unveiling of the reimagined The Leela Palace Jaipur and The Amber Terrace - spaces that represent how we continue to evolve while remaining deeply rooted in culture, craftsmanship and gracious hospitality." The event was further elevated by the association of BMW Excellence Club, as Luxury Mobility Partner, and Hibiki Whisky, as Celebrations Partner, whose shared values of craftsmanship, precision and refined experiences resonated seamlessly with The Leela's philosophy. Mr. Vitesh Barar, Director Marketing BMW India , said, "We are proud to partner with the Leela Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Polo Cup through BMW Excellence Club, an experience that perfectly aligns with BMW's ethos of precision, craftsmanship, and refined luxury. Polo, much like BMW, is a sport that embodies heritage, elegance, and performance, qualities that resonate deeply with our brand. The seamless blend of tradition and modernity showcased at Polo Cup mirrors BMW's commitment to delivering driving experiences that combine cutting-edge technology with timeless sophistication. We celebrate this unique convergence of sport, culture, and luxury, and look forward to creating unforgettable moments for connoisseurs of excellence." "The Maharaja Polo Cup is a rare convergence of heritage and modern luxury - an environment where Hibiki feels instinctively at home. Through this association, Hibiki is experienced not merely as a whisky, but as an expression of balance, craftsmanship, and time. These are moments that cannot be bought, only experienced - true to the spirit of Hibiki, The Masterpiece of Japanese Artistry" commented Rohini Menezes, Category Manager, The House of Suntory, Suntory Global Spirits . As the curtain falls on its fourth season, this event stands as a testament to The Leela's role as a custodian of the royal sport - creating moments where heritage, sport and modern luxury converge with effortless grace. About The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts is India's largest institutionally owned and managed pure-play luxury hospitality brand. Backed by the Brookfield Group, The Leela operates 14 award-winning properties across India's premier leisure and business destinations. Recognized globally for architectural excellence and bespoke services, The Leela has been ranked the #1 hospitality brand globally by Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards in 2020 and 2021, and among the top three in 2023 and 2024. The brand remains committed to delivering timeless Indian hospitality through world-class luxury experiences. For more information, please visit our website www.theleela.com and connect with us on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram . About The Leela Palace Jaipur Set against the Aravalli Hills, The Leela Palace Jaipur is a modern palace that blends Rajasthan's regal heritage with contemporary luxury. Spread across eight acres of landscaped gardens, the palace features 194 elegant rooms and suites, immersive cultural experiences, and Aujasya Spa by The Leela, rooted in ancient Indian wellness traditions. The palace's signature dining destinations include Jamavar, a fine-dining homage to India's royal kitchens; The Aravalli Dining Room, an elegant all-day restaurant inspired by Jaipur's regal heritage; The Peacock Lounge, an exclusive lounge offering refined Mediterranean cuisine; The Jharokha Bar, celebrating the spirited essence of Royal Rajasthan; and The Amber Terrace, overlooking the Aravalli Hills, offering root-to-fruit inspired cocktails paired with modern Asian cuisine. Celebrated as a preferred address for iconic celebrations and discerning travellers, The Leela Palace Jaipur has been recognised with Two Michelin Keys (2025), ranked among the Top Hotels in India by Condé Nast Traveller UK Readers' Choice Awards 2025, and named Favourite Indian Leisure Hotel at the Condé Nast Traveller India Readers' Travel Awards 2025. Photo: Embedded Media 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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