<h1>India Launches First Comprehensive Online Customs Tariff Database to Aid Reforms and Business Analysis.</h1> The first 'Customs Tariff Database Online' for India was launched by the Chief Economic Adviser, developed by the Academy of Business Studies for the Ministry of Finance. This database aims to streamline customs tariff analysis, aiding in customs reforms and providing accessible data for businesses and researchers. It covers over 11,000 tariff codes, exemption notifications, and import policies, with updates aligned with the 2009-10 Budget. The database also includes preferential duties for regional trade agreements. It is the first comprehensive resource integrating both tariff and non-tariff measures, facilitating customs duty reforms and potentially aiding WTO negotiations.