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    20% DME-LPG blend can cut imports by 6.3 MT, save around Rs 34,200 cr yearly: Report

    India can significantly cut LPG imports by blending 20 per cent dimethyl ether, derived from coal gasification. This move could save 6.3 million tonnes of LPG annually, translating to over USD 4 billion in foreign exchange. The Bureau of Indian Standards permits this blending. Domestic DME production is currently limited, but a clear policy can unlock investments.

    22k gold rate today on Akshaya Tritiya 2026: Check 24k, 22k, 18k gold prices (April 19, 2026) in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities

    Akshaya Tritiya, April 19, 2026, is here. This auspicious day is ideal for gold purchases and new beginnings. Families traditionally invest in gold and start ventures. Check the latest gold rates from Tanishq, Joyalukkas, Kalyan Jewellers, and Malabar Gold & Diamonds. The Bureau of Indian Standards app helps verify gold authenticity.

    Akshaya Tritiya 2026 date and time: Check city-wise muhurat timings for gold buying

    Akshaya Tritiya, a festival believed to bring wealth, sees a surge in gold purchases, with demand often rising a week prior. This year, the auspicious day falls on Sunday, April 19, 2026, with specific muhurat timings varying by city. Consumers are increasingly opting for investment-grade gold like coins and bars, alongside digital gold, while traditional jewellery remains popular.

    Govt should cap charges of product testing under quality control order: GTRI

    High testing and certification costs for Quality Control Orders (QCOs) are pushing many MSME importers out of business, according to GTRI. The think tank urged the government to cap testing charges and recognize foreign lab reports to support the 'Make in India' initiative and prevent market domination by large importers.

    CAFE-III to kick in from April 2027; Govt unlikely to extend implementation date: Official

    New fuel efficiency rules for car makers will take effect from April 1 next year. The government is not planning to extend the deadline for CAFE III standards. Auto companies are discussing the new norms. A high-level meeting is scheduled for April 16 to finalize the rules. The new framework includes flexible compliance and carbon credit trading.

    West Asia War: Govt pushes local induction cooktop output amid LPG concerns

    West Asia War: The government is pushing Indian companies to boost local production of commercial induction cooktops. This move aims to prevent potential shortages of LPG for restaurants and hotels. Manufacturers are ready to expand but need help with component sourcing, especially glass from China. Incentives and policy support are sought to build a strong domestic manufacturing base for these appliances.

    The Economic Times
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