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India has launched an investigation into whether Chinese producers and exporters of insoluble sulphur have benefited from government subsidies that are harming domestic manufacturers. The probe could pave the way for countervailing duties if authorities conclude that subsidised imports are causing material injury to the Indian industry.
India has launched a subsidy investigation into imports of insoluble sulphur from China, examining whether Chinese producers and exporters benefited from government support that is causing material injury to domestic manufacturers. The probe adds a fresh trade-policy flashpoint to an already sensitive industrial relationship and could eventually lead to countervailing duties if subsidy-linked harm is established.
India’s rice sector is entering a new phase in which value addition, not just volume, may determine future growth, according to the Indian Rice Exporters Federation. The group says an upcoming IREF-EY assessment will identify the most promising product categories ahead of the BIR Conference 2026 in New Delhi.
India’s manufacturing story is moving beyond capacity expansion toward building stronger domestic supply chains, technology depth and export-ready competitiveness, the Confederation of Indian Industry said as the Make in India initiative marks 12 years. CII said the next phase must be defined by higher value addition, deeper integration with global markets and a sharper industrial ecosystem, especially in sectors such as automotive, EVs and mobility.
India’s manufacturing push is moving beyond simple capacity expansion toward stronger domestic supply chains, technology development and tighter integration with global markets, the Confederation of Indian Industry said as the Make in India initiative marks 12 years. The shift, CII said, is central to improving competitiveness in sectors such as automotive, electric vehicles and mobility.
The Confederation of Indian Industry has welcomed the government’s extension of the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products scheme, calling it an important signal of policy continuity for exporters. The industry body said India now needs a five-year policy horizon to help firms plan investments, manage costs and sustain export momentum as merchandise shipments rise and the government pursues a $1 trillion export target this fiscal year.
India’s manufacturing strategy is moving beyond capacity expansion toward stronger domestic supply chains, technology development and tighter integration with global markets, the Confederation of Indian Industry said as the Make in India initiative marks 12 years. The shift is especially significant for automotive, EVs and mobility, where competitiveness will increasingly depend on localisation, advanced engineering and export readiness rather than scale alone.
The Confederation of Indian Industry has welcomed the government’s decision to extend the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products scheme, saying the move will help preserve export competitiveness at a time when India is pushing toward a $1 trillion export target this fiscal year. The industry body has also called for a five-year policy horizon to give exporters greater certainty on incentives, planning, and investment decisions.
India’s manufacturing push is moving beyond capacity expansion toward building domestic supply chains, technology depth and stronger integration with global markets, the Confederation of Indian Industry said as Make in India completes 12 years. The shift is especially significant for automotive, EVs and mobility, where competitiveness will increasingly depend on localisation, innovation and export readiness rather than scale alone.
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