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April 4, 2026
If West Asia crisis continues Indian exports to other parts of world will get impacted: Official
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Supply chain disruption from West Asia crisis threatens Indian exports, imports, and pharma inputs as government diversifies sourcing.
The West Asia crisis is disrupting Indian imports and exports, with energy and regional trade flows under pressure. A prolonged conflict could also affect exports to other regions by altering supply chains and value chains, while the government seeks to minimise disruption and diversify imports. The pharma sector is facing impact from shortages of intermediates and solvents, and supply chain resilience is being prioritised.
April 4, 2026
India LPG flows continue as tanker crosses Hormuz, Iranian cargo reaches Mangalore
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Maritime supply continuity keeps LPG inflows moving despite Strait of Hormuz disruption and regional shipping tensions.
Continued LPG inflows to India are reported despite disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, with an Indian-flagged tanker safely transiting the waterway and an Iranian LPG cargo reaching Mangalore for discharge. Maritime authorities are monitoring vessel movements, port operations and crew safety, while coordinating with ship owners, Indian missions and the Directorate General of Shipping. Several Indian-flagged vessels remain stranded on the western side of the strait, though seafarers are safe and port operations across India remain normal.
April 4, 2026
UP farmer claims identity misuse after receiving Rs 14.66 cr tax notices
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Identity misuse in tax notices triggers fraud and forgery inquiry over alleged business run using Aadhaar and PAN details.
Identity misuse was alleged after a farmer received income tax and GST notices for dues linked to a firm allegedly operated in his name in Delhi. He said he had never travelled to Delhi or formed any business enterprise, and preliminary inquiry reportedly found that the firm used his Aadhaar and PAN details. A complaint was submitted to the district administration, which constituted a two-member team to investigate the suspected fraud and forgery involving misuse of identity documents and resulting tax demands.
April 4, 2026
India’s pharma exports cross USD 28 bn till Feb, grow over 5 pc
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Pharmaceutical exports growth reflects strong global demand, diversified markets and compliance-led expansion despite pricing pressures.
India's pharmaceutical exports continued to expand despite global pricing pressure and trade volatility, with outbound shipments reaching over USD 28 billion up to February of the current financial year and recording growth of 5.6 per cent over the corresponding period in the previous year. Export growth was led by formulations, biologicals, vaccines and AYUSH products, while the sector's total export performance in the preceding financial year also showed strong year-on-year growth. Pharmexcil indicated that export expansion would depend on policy prioritisation, market diversification, increased foreign direct investment inflows and improved regulatory efficiency, with a medium-term export target of USD 65 billion by 2030.
April 4, 2026
India says no payment issues with Iran, crude supplies fully secured
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Crude import flexibility keeps India's fuel supply secure despite reports of Iranian cargo diversion.
India said there are no payment hurdles for Iranian crude imports and that refiners continue to secure oil from Iran and a wide range of global suppliers. It rejected reports of an Iranian cargo diversion as factually incorrect, stating that destination changes during transit are common in oil trade for commercial and operational reasons. The ministry said crude oil requirements remain fully secured for the coming months, and noted that an LPG vessel carrying Iranian LPG has berthed at Mangalore and is discharging cargo.
April 4, 2026
UPSIDA, JNPA sign pact to position Lalitpur Pharma Park as global export hub
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Global export hub logistics for Lalitpur Pharma Park strengthened through port connectivity and freight corridor integration.
Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Authority and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority have entered into a memorandum of understanding to develop the proposed Lalitpur Pharma Park as a global export hub by linking the industrial cluster to international maritime trade routes. The cooperation contemplates use of the Dadri-Khurja rail link with the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor to create a multi-modal rail network for movement of pharmaceutical goods to JNPA, supporting import of raw materials and export of finished pharmaceutical products.
April 4, 2026
Indian Pharma sector clocks USD 28 bn export by end of February in FY26
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Indian pharmaceutical exports maintain growth momentum as formulations, biologicals, vaccines and Ayush products lead performance.
Indian pharmaceutical exports maintained growth momentum despite global pricing pressures and trade volatilities, with shipments reaching over USD 28 billion up to February in FY26 and registering year-on-year growth of 5.6 per cent over the corresponding period in FY25. Export performance was led by formulations, biologicals, vaccines and Ayush products.
April 4, 2026
Most Common Payroll Compliance Mistakes Businesses Make and How to Avoid Them
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Payroll compliance mistakes demand accurate classification, timely deductions, and automated statutory checks to prevent audits and penalties.
Payroll compliance requires accurate employee classification, timely tax deduction, and correct statutory contribution management to avoid audits, penalties, and employee disputes. Common errors include misclassifying employees and contract workers, which can cause missed PF, ESI and TDS obligations, and incorrect or delayed TDS computation arising from failed declarations, salary changes, or tax regime switches. The compliance approach relies on onboarding checks, real-time recalculation, and automated deposit scheduling to reduce errors before they enter the payroll cycle.
April 4, 2026
CBI Arrests Assistant Commissioner, CGST, Ratlam in a Bribery Case
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Bribery allegations against a CGST officer trigger a CBI trap, arrest, and continuing investigation into corruption claims.
Bribery allegations led to a CBI trap and arrest of an Assistant Commissioner, CGST, Ratlam, after a private person or middleman allegedly demanded money for not initiating GST proceedings against the complainant's firm. The accused was caught red-handed while accepting a bribe through the middleman, with searches continuing at the accused's premises and investigation still in progress.
April 4, 2026
Guidance Note – Form 190
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Mutual fund approval process for subscribing to eligible public issues under the Income-tax Act framework clarified.
Approval is sought by a mutual fund to subscribe to an eligible issue of public companies under Schedule XV(1)(z)(ii) of the Income-tax Act, 2025, through Form 190. The form must be filed three months before the issue of eligible capital with the prescribed details and documents, including mutual fund and management particulars, scheme details, SEBI and custodian records, audited financial statements, and approval documents relating to the public company's share issue.
April 4, 2026
Form 190 – Frequently Asked Questions
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Mutual fund approval for eligible public company issues depends on timely filing of Form 190.
A mutual fund must file Form 190 to seek approval for investment in the eligible issue of public companies under Schedule XV(1)(z)(ii) of the Income-tax Act, 2025. The form corresponds to the earlier Form 59A under the Income-tax Rules, 1962, and to the corresponding rule framework under the Income-tax Rules, 2026. The application is to be filed by the mutual fund itself, together with the documents specified in the form, three months before the issue of eligible capital. Approval for subscription is granted on the basis of the particulars furnished in Form 190.
April 4, 2026
Guidance Note – Form 189
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Approval for issue of eligible capital under Schedule XV depends on Form 189 details, disclosures, and supporting documents.
Form 189 is the application for approval of issue of public companies under Schedule XV(1)(z)(i) of the Income-tax Act, 2025, and is filed by the public company three months before the issue of eligible capital. The form requires company particulars, management details, bankers and auditors, issue details, project details, and supporting documents such as incorporation certificate, audited financial statements, equity details, SEBI approval and any project report. Processed Form 189 leads to approval for issue of eligible capital on the basis of the details furnished.
April 4, 2026
Form 189 – Frequently Asked Questions
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Public company issue approval through Form 189 governs eligible capital issues and related deduction eligibility.
Form 189 is the prescribed application for approval of issue of public companies under Schedule XV(1)(z)(i) of the Income-tax Act, 2025. It is filed by the public company with supporting documents before the issue of eligible capital, and the approval is granted on the basis of the details furnished in the form. Individual contributions to the issue are stated to qualify for deduction under the Act.
April 4, 2026
Guidance Note – Form 188
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Consolidated approval form standardises gratuity and superannuation fund compliance, replacing rule-based particulars with structured filing.
Introduction of consolidated Form 188 standardises the approval process for Gratuity Fund and Superannuation Fund applications under Part B of Schedule XI by replacing the earlier text-based particulars in Rule 95 and Rule 109. The form is filed by trustees or an authorised person only for initial approval, and it requires details of the employer, the fund, eligible employees, account maintenance, fund status, trustee verification, and supporting documents such as the trust deed, fund rules, and accounts where applicable.
April 4, 2026
Form No. 188 – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Approval mechanism for gratuity and superannuation funds is standardised through Form 188 with structured compliance requirements.
Form 188 provides a standardised application mechanism for approval of Gratuity Funds and Superannuation Funds, replacing earlier rule-based procedural requirements. It is filed once by the trustees or an authorised person, with prescribed particulars and supporting documents such as the trust deed, fund rules, accounts, and balance sheet where applicable. The application is examined by the jurisdictional authority, which may seek clarifications and then grant approval, issue deficiency notice, or reject the application.
April 4, 2026
Guidance Note – Form 187
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Appeal against fund recognition refusal uses Form 187, with supporting documents and filing within 60 days.
Appeal against refusal to recognise or withdrawal of recognition from a recognised provident fund, and refusal to approve or withdrawal of approval from a superannuation fund or gratuity fund, is filed in Form 187 by the employer, trustee, or authorised representative within 60 days of communication of the order. The form requires appellant particulars, fund details, grounds of appeal, verification, and supporting documents such as the impugned order, original application, proof of filing, authorisation, and fee challan.
April 4, 2026
Form No. 187 – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Appeals for provident, superannuation and gratuity funds require Form 187, supporting documents and filing within 60 days.
Form 187 prescribes the appellate mechanism under the Income-tax Act, 2025 for matters concerning recognised provident funds, superannuation funds and approved gratuity funds, including appeals against orders affecting recognition, approval, withdrawal, cancellation or refusal of such status. The form is to be used by trustees, employers or other authorised persons representing the fund where an adverse order has been passed by the competent income-tax authority. Appeals must be filed within 60 days from communication of the order, and filing does not by itself operate as a stay unless specifically granted.
April 4, 2026
Soft drinks, air conditioners recovered along India-Nepal border in Bahraich: SSB
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Customs enforcement along the India-Nepal border led to seizure of undocumented soft drinks and air conditioners.
Customs enforcement along the India-Nepal border led to seizure of soft drinks and air conditioners being moved without valid customs documents. A vehicle carrying 1,575 bottles of soft drinks was intercepted after the driver tried to flee, while two split air conditioners transported on bicycles were also recovered in a separate patrol operation. The goods, vehicle and bicycles were handed over to the Customs Department.
April 4, 2026
Indian Pharma sector clocks USD 29 bn export by end of February in FY26
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Indian pharmaceutical exports show sustained growth as formulations, biologicals, vaccines and Ayush products drive resilience.
Indian pharmaceutical exports recorded sustained growth in FY26, reaching nearly USD 29 billion by the end of February and increasing over the corresponding period in the previous financial year. The export performance was led by formulations, biologicals, vaccines and Ayush products, and was described as resilient despite global challenges, pricing pressures and trade volatility. The sector's overall value was placed at about USD 60 billion, with projected expansion to USD 130 billion by 2030.
April 4, 2026
Guidance Note – Form 186
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Recognised Provident Fund recognition process requires trust deed compliance, supporting documents, scrutiny and ongoing investment and reporting obligations.
Application under Rule 40C seeks recognition of a provident fund so it qualifies as a Recognised Provident Fund for income-tax purposes. It applies to employers, trustees and existing funds seeking recognition on formation, conversion, amendment, merger or split. The form requires trust deed details, fund rules, investment policy, financial information and supporting documents, followed by scrutiny, possible revisions, issuance of recognition and ongoing compliance with investment, audit and reporting requirements.

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Gartex Texprocess India Mumbai opened on 9th April: Innovations driving apparel manufacturing and textile technologies on display

April 10, 2026

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Mumbai, Maharashtra, 10th April 2026: The exhibition comes at a time when India’s textile industry continues to chart a strong growth trajectory, supported by policy initiatives and rising global demands. With textile exports currently valued at nearly USD 36 billion (approx. Rs 3 lakh crore), the Ministry of Textiles has set an ambitious Vision 2030 target of expanding exports to USD 100 billion (approx. Rs 9 lakh crore) by strengthening domestic manufacturing and enhancing India’s global textile footprint. Events such as Gartex Texprocess India incorporating the Denim Show plays an important role in supporting this momentum by enabling technology adoption, industry collaboration and business opportunities across the textile value chain. The show opened with a ceremonial inauguration attended by distinguished dignitaries and industry leaders, including eminent dignitaries from the industry which included: Guest of Honour: Shri Ajay Pandit, Additional Textile Commissioner, Office of the Textile Commissioner, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India Mr Sharad Jaipuria, President, Denim Manufacturers Association & Chairman & Managing Director of Ginni International Ltd Mr Simon Lee, Managing Director of Hyosung Group (Hyosung corporation India Pvt Ltd & Hyosung India Pvt Ltd) Mr Aamir Akhtar, Group President & CEO Textiles, Jindal Worldwide Ltd Ms. Himani Gulati, Director, MEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd Mr Raj Manek, Executive Director & Board Member, Messe Frankfurt Asia Holdings Mr Winston Pereira, Executive Director, Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India Pvt Ltd Mr Gaurav Juneja, Director, MEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd Mr Gagandeep Singh, Secretary General, Denim Manufacturers Association Mr Akhilesh Rathi, Vice President, Denim Manufacturers Association India’s textile sector, one of the country’s oldest and most diverse industries, is deeply rooted in centuries-old traditions while continuously evolving through innovation and modern manufacturing. Gartex Texprocess India Mumbai 2026 will witness several new product launches, technology demonstrations and live showcases, providing industry professionals with hands-on experience of garment manufacturing machinery, embroidery machines, laundry and finishing equipment, printing technologies and advanced textile solutions. The industry stands at a transformative juncture, driven by innovation, policy support and strong global demand. Platforms such as Gartex Texprocess India play a vital role in bringing together technology providers, manufacturers and brands to explore new opportunities and accelerate modernisation across the value chain. With live machinery demonstrations, product launches and focused knowledge exchange, the Mumbai edition offers an important gateway for industry stakeholders to experience the latest advancements shaping the future of garment and textile manufacturing. The Union Budget 2026–27 has placed the textile sector firmly at the centre of India’s economic growth strategy, recognising it as a key driver of employment, export growth, rural livelihoods and sustainable manufacturing. The sector also possesses significant intrinsic strengths. India is the world’s largest cultivator of cotton by acreage, the largest producer of jute, the second-largest producer of silk and cotton, a major global hub in the man-made fibres (MMF) segment and the second-largest producer of polyester and viscose fibres. According to the IMARC Group, the India textile manufacturing market reached USD 133.6 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow to USD 192 billion by 2034, registering a CAGR of 3.99%. The growth is being fuelled by government initiatives such as the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, increasing exports and rising domestic demand for apparel and home textiles. Technological advancements, the growing adoption of synthetic fibres, sustainability-focused production practices and expanding e-commerce channels are also accelerating industry expansion. Alongside the exhibition, knowledge sessions and industry discussions will provide insights into key topics including technology adoption in garment manufacturing, sustainability in textile production, digital printing innovations, automation in apparel manufacturing and emerging opportunities in denim and fashion supply chains. With a strong mix of technology, innovation and industry dialogue, Gartex Texprocess India Mumbai 2026 is set to serve as an important platform for collaboration, networking and business development within India’s fast-evolving textile and garment manufacturing ecosystem. Press information and photographic material: www.gartexindia.com Links to Social Media: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | X Press Contacts: Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India Viral Parekh | Manager – PR & Corporate Communications +91 9930837978 | [email protected] Background information on MEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd https://www.mexexhibits.com/ Background information on Messe Frankfurt www.messefrankfurt.com/background-information Sustainability at Messe Frankfurt www.messefrankfurt.com/sustainability-information Texpertise Newsroom (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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