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    Adani Power, Bhutan's DGPC sign pact to develop 770 MW hydropower project

    Adani Power and Bhutan's state-owned Druk Green Power Corporation have signed an agreement to jointly develop the 770 MW Chamkharchhu-I Hydroelectric Project. The project will be built through a 49:51 equity partnership under the BOOT model, with construction expected to begin in the first half of 2027 and commissioning within six years.

    Neuberg Diagnostics consolidates its Maharashtra operations with NM Medical

    Neuberg Diagnostics has consolidated its operations with NM Medical in Maharashtra to enhance diagnostic and preventive healthcare. This partnership combines their strengths in advanced radiology, pathology, and genomics, providing comprehensive diagnostic services. Neuberg aims to raise significant funds through an IPO in the coming financial year. The collaboration will facilitate the establishment of integrated diagnostic and wellness centers across Maharashtra.

    Lighthouse Learning partners with UK’s Clifton College to expand in India

    Lighthouse Learning and Clifton College have partnerd in an initiative to bridge educational experiences between India and the UK. This collaborative effort is designed to enrich students' global perspectives while fostering vital skills like leadership and critical thinking. By incorporating Clifton College's esteemed legacy into India's diverse educational landscape, this partnership aims to revolutionize learning practices for future generations.

    India, US discuss stronger defence ties, maritime security as Admiral Paparo visits New Delhi

    India and the United States are enhancing their defence and strategic partnership under the leadership of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh. Admiral Samuel Paparo's visit to India included discussions on regional security challenges and technology cooperation. High-level meetings were held with senior Indian defence officials, including Chief of Defence Staff General N. S. Raja Subramani. The discussions emphasized shared security priorities and maritime coordination in the Indo-Pacific region.

    EAM Jaishankar undertakes five-day visit to Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire and Ethiopia

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has initiated a five-day official visit to three African nations. This visit aims to enhance bilateral partnerships between India and Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, and Ethiopia. Meetings will focus on various sectors including trade, development cooperation, and capacity building. During his time in Ethiopia, he is scheduled to chair the Regional Heads of Mission Conference.

    Greater opportunities to expand bilateral trade, investment between India, Switzerland: President Murmu

    President Droupadi Murmu welcomed Swiss President Guy Parmelin, emphasizing the historic EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement. They discussed expanding bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including clean technology and artificial intelligence. Key agreements were signed to promote migration, mobility, and cooperation in nuclear energy and defense.

    • Piyush Goyal steps up US outreach, pitches India to global investors for deeper investment ties

      Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal held meetings with top executives from prominent investment firms and consumer companies. He discussed investment opportunities and partnerships with Blackstone, Neuberger Berman, and The Estee Lauder Companies. The discussions included India's manufacturing, sourcing, and its growing beauty and personal care market. Goyal's engagement aimed to strengthen investment linkages and explore further business opportunities.

      'Great achievements already made': Swiss President Parmelin on India-EFTA trade pact's first year

      The India-European Free Trade Association Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement has been effective since its implementation a year ago. Swiss President Guy Parmelin stated that strong interest from companies has been evident in various sectors. This agreement is expected to significantly enhance bilateral trade and attract long-term investment. Additionally, Switzerland seeks to strengthen cooperation in business and technology during the President's current visit.

      India, Switzerland sign migration pact, expand trade, investment and defence ties

      India and Switzerland have signed a migration and mobility partnership pact and expanded market access for Indian exports. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin discussed deepening cooperation in nuclear energy and defence. Both nations aim to boost bilateral trade and investment ties following the recent Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement. New opportunities will also emerge for Indian students and professionals in Switzerland through the agreements.

      EAM Jaishankar flags strategic autonomy, diaspora welfare at Raisina diplomacy forum

      S Jaishankar engaged with young diplomats at the Raisina Forum discussing India's expanding global influence and trade. He emphasized the importance of diaspora welfare and the responsibilities towards skilled professionals abroad. Additionally, he noted the evolving India-Africa partnership characterized by technological transfer and shared experiences. Jaishankar addressed challenges in foreign policy in the social media age and the dynamics of emerging middle power cooperation.

      India, Canada begin fifth round of CEPA talks on October 5

      India and Canada are set to hold the fifth round of negotiations for the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement in October. These discussions aim to conclude the pact by the end of 2026, following previous rounds and negotiations. Canada's Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu is scheduled to visit New Delhi with a large business delegation later this month.

      PM Modi, Swiss President Parmelin hold talks to deepen trade, investment and tech ties

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed Swiss President Guy Parmelin for talks to enhance bilateral relations. Discussions focused on trade, investment, mobility, and critical technologies between the two countries. Parmelin's visit included a ceremonial reception followed by tributes at Rajghat. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also met with Parmelin to discuss strengthening the India-Switzerland partnership. An official banquet will be hosted by President Droupadi Murmu in honor of Parmelin.

      EAM Jaishankar calls on Swiss President Parmelin, highlights momentum of India-EFTA TEPA

      Swiss President Guy Parmelin is undertaking a three-day State visit to India at Prime Minister Modi's invitation. He aims to strengthen bilateral collaboration across various sectors including commerce and technology. Both leaders are scheduled to hold discussions on trade, investment, and multilateral cooperation. President Parmelin will also meet President Droupadi Murmu during his visit. This trip marks a significant opportunity for India and Switzerland to enhance their long-standing partnership.

      Reliance Retail, 7-Eleven end a five-year India franchise deal as convenience stores struggle

      Reliance Retail and 7-Eleven are ending their five-year franchise partnership in India, with most of their nearly 60 stores set to shut after failing to achieve profitability, people familiar with the matter said. The exit underscores the growing challenge for organised convenience retail from kiranas and rapidly expanding quick-commerce platforms.

      India, US discuss advancing security partnership, maritime cooperation in Indo-Pacific

      EAM S Jaishankar met Admiral Samuel J. Paparo to advance security partnerships and maritime cooperation. They discussed shared security priorities and digital transformation focusing on regional stability. Paparo's visit reinforces the Major Defense Partnership between the US and India. Earlier, General Dhiraj Seth also engaged with Lieutenant General Joel B. Vowell regarding the Indo-Pacific security landscape. Both meetings emphasized enhancing military collaboration through joint training and military exercises.

      Egypt navigates Mecca pact, steps up ties with India

      President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliberate over the Mecca Pact. Their talks centered on fostering robust bilateral strategic partnerships, amid Egypt's choice to refrain from joining the defense pact. Observers remark that the Mecca Pact's relevance is questionable due to a shared enemy's absence. Nonetheless, Egypt positions itself as a crucial stabilizing force within the region.

      Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal meets US corporate leaders to push India investment opportunities

      During his visit to the United States, Piyush Goyal held meetings with executives from several major American companies. The discussions focused on expanding investment and manufacturing opportunities within India under the Make in India initiative. Goyal highlighted the rising potential of India's consumer market as a strong base for global brands.

      Critical minerals emerge as key India-Canada trade opportunity amid supply chain diversification: Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu

      Canada sees an opportunity to support India's supply chain diversification through critical minerals, particularly for the country's growing auto, electric vehicle and battery sectors, Canadian International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu said.

      Canadian minister to lead 300-member Trade Mission to India this month

      Canada's Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu is leading a business delegation of 300 to India this month. This mission aims to explore various sectors for trade opportunities and strengthen bilateral relations. Negotiations for the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between India and Canada will resume soon. Both countries aim to increase bilateral trade to CAD 70 billion by 2030. Recent discussions show commitment to expediting these negotiations and reaching a conclusion soon.

      Indian Super League gets title sponsor after three seasons, ties up with JSW MG Motor India

      The Indian Super League has secured JSW MG Motor India as title sponsor for the 2026-27 season, ending a three-season gap without a title partner. The league will be renamed the MG Indian Super League as it begins a club-led commercial era, with 13 teams returning to a full home-and-away format.

      Raymond Lifestyle appoints Publicis Groupe as integrated marketing partner

      The mandate covers Raymond Lifestyle’s portfolio, including The Raymond Masterbrand’s fine fabrics, ready-to-wear, made-to-measure and custom tailoring offerings, as well as ColorPlus, Park Avenue, Parx and Ethnix by Raymond.

      India-Canada trade target: $70 billion in five years as CEPA talks speed up

      Canada and India are targeting an increase in bilateral trade, aspiring to reach USD 70 billion in five years. Ongoing negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement are expected to conclude soon. Recently, the fifth round of negotiations is planned to take place in Ottawa on October 5. Both nations have emphasized the importance of collaboration in energy and critical minerals for economic growth.

      India, Jordan eye deeper textile ties

      India and Jordan are embarking on an exciting journey to enhance collaboration in the textiles and apparel industry. A recent high-level delegation from Jordan engaged with Indian officials, discussing opportunities for partnerships across multiple sectors, including fabrics and technical textiles. They are also exploring joint ventures and student exchange programs to bolster trade and deepen mutual ties.

      Johnnie Walker parent Diageo defeats false-labelling lawsuit over ‘100% agave’ tequilas

      Diageo has been cleared of allegations claiming that its Casamigos and Don Julio tequilas were falsely labeled. A federal judge found insufficient evidence to support claims of consumer deception in the labeling. Plaintiffs argued that they would have chosen different products had they known the truth about the tequila labels. The ruling may be reconsidered according to the plaintiffs' attorney statements following the decision.

      ISL 2026-27 to be named MG Indian Super League by JSW MG Motor India

      Indian Super League has announced a partnership with JSW MG Motor India for the 2026-27 season. This partnership reintroduces a title sponsor after a three-season hiatus in the league. The league will be referred to as the MG Indian Super League, starting its season on October 10. Karan Yadav stated this is a significant milestone for Indian football and commercial growth.

      US Market: AI credit surge tests lenders as future revenues remain uncertain

      AI-related borrowing has surged substantially in low-rated U.S. firms this year, prompting investor scrutiny of financial assumptions. Lenders are seeking higher returns and greater compensation for the risks associated with these investments. While there is demand for predictable revenue streams, appetite for lower-quality AI credit remains limited. Borrowing costs have increased sharply as borrowers move further down the credit spectrum, impacting financing availability.

      Agriculture sector binds India-Argentina partnership

      Argentine Ambassador Mariano Caucino highlighted the growing economic relationship between Argentina and India during a summit in Mumbai. Agriculture, particularly edible oils, serves as a core area of cooperation between the two countries. Argentina is experiencing record supplies of edible oils, significantly contributing to India's food security. In 2025, exports of soybean oil and sunflower products to India are expected to increase substantially.

      AI borrowers face tough sell in risky corners of US credit market

      AI-related issuance by low-rated firms has totaled $88 billion this year, according to Goldman Sachs, with most of the borrowing coming from US issuers. In the first 11 months of 2025, AI-related issuance in leveraged finance - mostly via junk bonds and loans - was just $20 billion, analysts said, citing Neuberger Berman data.

      Emerging market investors shun riskiest bonds as US yields soar

      Emerging-market investors are pulling back from riskier bond investments amid a significant selloff in global credit markets. The recent turmoil has resulted in high yields for US Treasuries, raising concerns among money managers. With credit spreads at tight levels not seen since 2007, investors are worried about potential bond selloffs. Some analysts are trimming exposure to certain countries while favoring higher-rated credits like Indonesia and the Philippines.

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