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    India notifies first tariff cuts under New Zealand FTA

    India will implement duty concessions for certain imports from New Zealand starting October 20, under a new FTA. The concessions include zero basic customs duty for sheep meat and specific rates for fish and wine. Additionally, provisions have been made for manuka honey and kiwi fruit imports with varying duties. Sensitive categories like dairy products are excluded from this trade liberalization agreement.

    India notifies first New Zealand FTA duty cuts; sheep meat gets zero duty, kiwi fruit at 15%

    India has notified the first set of customs duty concessions for imports from New Zealand under their free trade agreement, effective October 20. The preferential rates cover products such as wine, manuka honey, kiwi fruit and sheep meat, with limited quantities of select goods allowed under tariff-rate quotas and dairy and other sensitive sectors excluded.

    Assam Cabinet clears Rs 50,000 crore Viksit Assam push, solar and healthcare projects

    In a landmark decision, the Assam Cabinet has approved a 30 MW solar energy initiative along with a 25 MW battery energy storage system. Land allocations have also been made for new industrial estates and a milk processing project. The tea garden stamp duty recalculation window has been extended, while ration card holders will continue receiving subsidized Masur Dal and sugar.

    Andhra govt clears 800 acres for RIL's AI data centre in Vizianagaram district

    Andhra Pradesh government has approved over 800 acres of land for Reliance Industries. This land in Vizianagaram district will host a Giga Scale AI Data Centre with a Cable Landing Station. Reliance plans to invest over Rs 1 lakh crore in this project. The government is also providing various incentives to support the mega project.

    Centre imposes 10% import duty, 20% additional cess on yellow pea imports ahead of kharif season

    The Centre has imposed a 30% total levy on yellow pea imports, comprising a 10% import duty and a 20% AIDC, effective November 1. This policy shift aims to support domestic pulse growers ahead of the kharif season, responding to farmer group concerns about cheap imports depressing local market prices.

    Part shifting of customs duty to AIDC to have marginal impact on state transfers: CBIC Chairman

    Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) Chairman Sanjay Kumar Agarwal said that shifting part of the basic customs duty to Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess (AIDC) will have a marginal impact on states, with around Rs 4,000 crore redistributed among 30 states.

    The Economic Times
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