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Free trade agreements and e-commerce export reforms expand preferential market access, address non-tariff barriers, and support small exporters.
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Production Linked Incentive Schemes strengthen domestic manufacturing through investment support, export growth, employment generation, monitoring and eligibility reforms.
Production Linked Incentive Schemes for 14 sectors promote domestic manufacturing, investment, exports, employment and global competitiveness. Overall coordination and monitoring rests with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, while sector-specific implementation is undertaken by the relevant ministries and departments. Implementation is periodically reviewed, with scheme modifications, rationalised guidelines, relaxation of specified eligibility conditions, project monitoring, stakeholder consultation and inter-ministerial issue resolution used to improve uptake and strengthen domestic manufacturing ecosystems.
July 21, 2026
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Separate corporate insolvency processes remain contested over foreign asset treatment, specialised resolution needs, and creditors' commercial decision-making.
Separate corporate insolvency resolution processes for VIL and VOVL are disputed following reversal of an earlier consolidation direction. Independent processes were preferred because the entities operate in distinct sectors and may require specialised resolution, while creditors' choice was treated as commercial wisdom not ordinarily open to tribunal interference. The dispute also concerns whether foreign oil and gas assets should be treated as VIL assets, against the background of VIL's conversion from co-obligor to corporate guarantor to ring-fence those assets from domestic business liabilities.
July 21, 2026
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Drone technology collaboration promotes joint manufacturing, technology transfer, rural entrepreneurship and global market access through an integrated industrial ecosystem.
India-Russia industrial collaboration in drone technology is proposed through engagement on technology transfer, joint manufacturing, research collaboration, investment, exports and global market access. Drone City is presented as an integrated ecosystem covering manufacturing, research and development, testing, certification support, skill development, incubation, warehousing, startup acceleration and international technology partnerships. Its expansion and panchayat-level entrepreneurship programme are expected to create rural drone enterprises and employment in manufacturing, component production, quality control, maintenance, logistics and technical support.
July 21, 2026
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WTO trade policy review will assess India's trade measures, transparency framework, reforms, and responses to member questions.
India's eighth Trade Policy Review under the World Trade Organization framework examines its trade policies and developments during the 2021-2025 review period. The process uses a Government Report and a Secretariat Report and provides a comprehensive peer examination of border and behind-the-border trade measures to promote transparency, predictability and understanding. The review addresses trade agreements, Goods and Services Tax rationalisation, digital trade-facilitation measures, and Member questions on digitisation, MSMEs, women's economic participation, Viksit Bharat and the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan.
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Fisheries subsidy disciplines promote sustainable marine resource use while excluding aquaculture and inland fisheries from their scope.
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July 21, 2026
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Revised Index of Core Industries adopts a new base year, adds iron ore, and revises sector measurement methodology.
The revised Index of Core Industries series adopts 2022-23 as its base year, replaces the former series and expands coverage to nine industries by including iron ore. Steel is measured using gross production data, while only raw coal is retained to avoid double counting. Weights are derived from the corresponding Index of Industrial Production series and normalised to 100. A geometric-mean linking methodology connects the former and revised series. June 2026 provisional estimates show overall year-on-year ICI growth, led principally by iron ore and electricity.
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Risk-based export controls exposed alleged pharmaceutical diversion, prompting NDPS enforcement against transnational illicit opioid trafficking networks.
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July 21, 2026
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Trade tariffs on Canadian goods target alleged discrimination against American automobiles, alcohol and dairy products under trade law.
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July 20, 2026
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Foreign exchange market movement saw rupee depreciation amid geopolitical risk, higher crude prices, stronger dollar conditions and equity outflows.
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July 20, 2026
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Concessional foreign-exchange swaps incentivise fresh FCNR(B) deposits and foreign borrowings to strengthen balance-of-payments liquidity.
The concessional foreign-exchange swap facility incentivises fresh FCNR(B) deposits, overseas foreign-currency borrowings and external commercial borrowings to strengthen the balance of payments and support foreign-exchange liquidity. Its availability is time-limited, with FCNR(B) deposits eligible until September 2026 and OFCB and ECB inflows eligible until December 2026. Reported inflows were primarily mobilised through FCNR(B) deposits.
July 20, 2026
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Geographical indication recognition protects traditional product identity while supporting rural entrepreneurship, quality maintenance, digital access and artisan market opportunities.
Geographical Indication recognition is being pursued for additional traditional products from Jharkhand to protect product identity and expand protected regional products. GI recognition supports cultural heritage, rural entrepreneurship and market access for artisans and primary producers. Post-registration measures emphasise product-quality maintenance and digital e-commerce access, alongside skill development, marketing initiatives, rural haats and support for non-farm sectors.
July 20, 2026
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Banking sector earnings concerns and geopolitical tensions pressured benchmark equities, while broader markets and selected defensive sectors gained.
Indian benchmark equity indices declined following heavy selling in major private-sector banking shares amid concerns over weaker net interest margins and quarterly earnings. Banking and financial sector indices were the principal laggards. Renewed United States-Iran tensions, crude-oil concerns, global market weakness and reported foreign institutional investor equity sales added to investor caution. Broader domestic market indices nevertheless closed higher, with selected defensive and infrastructure-linked sectors recording gains.
July 20, 2026
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Internal Ombudsman independence strengthens fair customer grievance resolution, prevents escalation, and drives institutional learning from recurring complaint patterns.
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July 20, 2026
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UPI security framework mandates advanced controls, alongside risk-based limits and authentication safeguards to strengthen payment ecosystem resilience.
Unified Payments Interface is an NPCI-operated payment system authorised under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007. Cross-border UPI arrangements facilitate person-to-person remittances and person-to-merchant payments through partner institutions in multiple countries. Security measures include risk-based transaction limits, safeguards against unauthorised mobile-number changes and misuse of SMS-based authentication, and enhanced application-security requirements. The Comprehensive UPI Information Security Framework 2025 and Mobile Application Security Framework mandate advanced controls to strengthen UPI ecosystem safety and resilience.
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Fintech consumer protection strengthens payment security, data safeguards, innovation testing, fraud monitoring, cybercrime reporting, and public awareness mechanisms.
Fintech regulation and consumer protection are being strengthened through self-regulatory standards, digital payment security controls, personal-data safeguards, regulatory sandbox testing, and cyber-fraud reporting mechanisms. The FinTech self-regulatory organisation framework promotes ethical conduct, market integrity, dispute resolution, transparency, and accountability. Banks must maintain minimum security controls for payment channels, supported by AI and machine-learning fraud monitoring for UPI transactions. Citizens may report cyber incidents and illegal loan apps through designated reporting channels, alongside awareness initiatives on fraud prevention and risk mitigation.
July 20, 2026
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Homebuyer order enforcement requires developer to deposit recoverable dues with interest, with imprisonment warned for continued non-compliance.
Final homebuyer compensation and possession-related directions were enforced by requiring the developer and its officials to deposit the entire recoverable amount with annual interest in the court registry within one week. Existing asset freezes were to continue, and continued non-compliance could lead to imprisonment. The purchasers had obtained final regulatory compensation directions, but execution proceedings, notices and warrants had not resulted in payment or possession. Third-party rights and transfer of possession were restrained pending compliance.
July 20, 2026
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Foreign-exchange market pressure weakened the rupee as crude prices, geopolitical risk and dollar strength increased, with intervention offering support.
Foreign-exchange market movement saw the rupee depreciate against the US dollar amid global risk aversion, higher crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and rising US Treasury yields. Reserve Bank of India intervention was identified as a potential support mechanism capable of limiting downside pressure. Higher dollar-index levels, domestic equity-market movements, foreign institutional equity outflows, and an increase in India's foreign-exchange reserves were also noted as relevant market conditions.
July 20, 2026
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Parental consent in APAAR enrolment requires a genuine opt-out option and compliance with personal data protection safeguards.
APAAR consent procedures were questioned because a scheme described as voluntary may effectively require Aadhaar enrolment and condition educational access on an academic identifier. The Orissa High Court direction required the model consent form to give parents an express option to refuse consent or opt out before enrolment. Concerns included informed parental consent, withdrawal of consent, long-term storage of children's educational records and privacy protections. Educational circulars remain subject to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, and any data-processing framework must comply with applicable consent requirements.
July 20, 2026
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Agricultural export facilitation supports frozen potato product market access through trade promotion and state logistics assistance for exporters.
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India successfully concludes the Tenth BRICS Industry Ministers' Meeting in Jaipur under its BRICS Chairship 2026

August 7, 2026

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BRICS Industry Ministers adopt Joint Declaration to advance industrial growth through enhanced cooperation on MSMEs, Photovoltaics, Startups, and Logistics

Framework on Cooperation in SME Working Group promoted to boost the MSME ecosystems

Terms of Reference and Action Plan adopted for the BRICS Working Group on the Photovoltaic Industry, establishing a structured framework for cooperation in the sector

India proposes BRICS Incubator Network and BRICS Startup Innovation Fund to support Innovation-led Growth

16th BRICS Trade Ministers' Meeting to be Held in Jaipur on August 7 under India's Chairship

The Tenth BRICS Industry Ministers' Meeting concluded successfully in Jaipur, Rajasthan, under India's BRICS Chairship 2026. The meeting brought together Industry Ministers and senior representatives from BRICS member countries to culminate the ministerial engagement under the BRICS Partnership on New Industrial Revolution (PartNIR).

Held under the theme “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability,” the meeting provided a platform for member countries to deliberate on strengthening industrial capabilities, harnessing technological transformation, and creating greater opportunities for collaborative action.

Addressing the meeting, Shri Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry (CIM), welcomed the delegates to Jaipur, describing it as a city that seamlessly blends centuries of craftsmanship with the aspirations of a modern industrial economy.

The CIM emphasized that in a rapidly evolving landscape, aspirations must be translated into practical innovation and cooperation. He underscored that BRICS countries must leverage their complementary strengths to build resilient industries and highlighted that PartNIR has evolved into the principal mechanism for this collaboration

The Minister of State for Commerce & Industry, Shri Jitin Prasada, reaffirmed India's commitment to fostering stronger industrial partnerships among BRICS Member Countries and highlighted the role of cooperation, innovation and mutual trust in building a resilient and inclusive industrial future.

The CIM recalled that the BRICS journey commenced with the inaugural Summit in Yekaterinburg, Russia, in 2009. He appreciated Brazil's leadership during its Chairship in 2025 and reaffirmed that Bharat is committed to carrying forward this legacy through an incremental, proactive and pragmatic approach. He noted that India's Chairship seeks to provide continuity while fostering greater confidence among businesses, investors and innovators, and advancing practical cooperation that delivers tangible outcomes for all BRICS members.

The CIM apprised the gathering of the significant progress achieved under India's BRICS Chairship through PartNIR. He also highlighted the outcomes of the extensive deliberations undertaken by the Advisory Group and the thematic Working Groups across the four priority areas identified by India, aimed at establishing enduring institutional mechanisms to deepen industrial cooperation among BRICS member countries. These included the finalisation of the Framework for Cooperation in the SME Working Group, the adoption of Terms of Reference and Action Plan for Working Group on Photovoltaic Industry, finalisation of the Action Plan on innovation-led growth by Startups. Further, the importance of resilient industry related transport and logistics systems, including GIS-based Infrastructure Planning and City Logistics Planning were highlighted.

A major outcome of the meeting was the adoption of the Joint Declaration of the Tenth BRICS Industry Ministers’ Meeting. The Declaration reflects the collective commitment of member countries to move beyond dialogue toward the implementation of practical instruments of cooperation that strengthen industries and improve lives.

During the Meeting, Industry Ministers and Heads of Delegation from BRICS Member Countries shared their national perspectives, highlighting key policy initiatives, priorities, and achievements in promoting industrial development. The statements underscored a shared commitment to strengthening industrial capabilities, accelerating digital and technological transformation, fostering resilient and inclusive industrial ecosystems, and enhancing cooperation to address common development challenges. Member countries reaffirmed the importance of the PartNIR as a key platform for advancing practical collaboration, knowledge sharing, capacity building, and industrial innovation among BRICS members. Delegations also welcomed the progress made under India's 2026 Chairship, noting that the initiatives undertaken under PartNIR would contribute to strengthening institutional cooperation, fostering innovation and capacity building, and supporting the development of resilient, competitive, and future-ready industries across BRICS.

India, under its BRICS Chairship, is also hosting the 16th BRICS Trade Ministers' Meeting (TMM) in Jaipur, Rajasthan, on 7 August 2026, following the Third Meeting of the BRICS Contact Group on Economic and Trade Issues (CGETI) which was held on 3rd and 4th August 2026 in New Delhi. The Ministerial Meeting will be chaired by Shri Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce & Industry and attended by Shri Jitin Prasada, Union Minister of State for Commerce & Industry and Shri Rajesh Agrawal, Commerce Secretary. The Meeting will bring together Trade Ministers and senior officials from BRICS Member Countries to deliberate on key issues relating to international trade and economic cooperation.

Under the overarching theme, "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability," deliberations have focused on advancing economic cooperation among BRICS Member Countries. Discussions under the Third Contact Group on Economic and Trade Issues (CGETI) have centered on strengthening the multilateral trading system, enhancing the participation of MSMEs in international trade, fostering resilient and diversified global value chains, and facilitating seamless cross-border digitally delivered services.

During the Trade Ministerial deliberations, the visiting Ministers and their delegations will participate in a cultural excursion to City Palace and Hawa Mahal showcasing India's rich heritage and traditions. The technical sessions will provide an opportunity for Ministers to exchange views on strengthening trade and economic cooperation among BRICS Member Countries.

The BRICS Trade Ministers' Meeting marks a significant milestone under India's BRICS Chairship and reaffirms India's commitment to promoting an open, inclusive, transparent, equitable and rules-based multilateral trading system with the WTO at its core. The deliberations are expected to contribute to India's vision of Viksit Bharat@2047 by fostering resilient supply chains, innovation-driven growth, stronger MSME participation in international trade, and deeper economic cooperation among emerging economies.

 

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