Aditya Kalra
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Reuters journalist. Editor, India Company News. Sector agnostic. Decoding secret business strategies. Deeply reported + investigative journalism. Opinions mine
New Delhi, India
Joined October 2009
Amazon lobbying India to ease foreign investment rules for e-commerce by exempting exports -- allowing it to buy products directly from Indian sellers for sale overseas. Seeks changes to FDI policy in a "heated" meeting where traders opposed the move
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Amazon is lobbying the Indian government to ease its foreign investment rules to allow the U.S. company to buy products directly from Indian sellers to sell in overseas markets, four people with...
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RT @adityakalra: Amazon lobbying India to ease foreign investment rules for e-commerce by exempting exports -- allowing it to buy products….
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Amazon is lobbying the Indian government to ease its foreign investment rules to allow the U.S. company to buy products directly from Indian sellers to sell in overseas markets, four people with...
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RT @adityakalra: Amazon pushes Indian govt to ease foreign investment rules for e-commerce by exempting exports -- allowing it to buy produ….
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🌟 India Business Highlights: Top Stories This Week from Reuters. Money Gaming Ban, Amazon Lobbying For Easing Investment Rules, Modi's Big Tax Reform, Tariffs Hit Shrimp Industry and More. 🛍️ Amazon Pushes for FDI Policy Change - Export Exemptions.Amazon is lobbying India to
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Amazon pushes Indian govt to ease foreign investment rules for e-commerce by exempting exports -- allowing it to buy products directly from Indian sellers for sale overseas. Seeks changes to FDI policy in a "heated" meeting, seller groups oppose. READ
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RT @DILIPtheCHERIAN: Brilliant timing, given the pressure on Indian exports at this point meantime. But I guess the trader lobby is quite….
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RT @MattooShashank: "The argument that India needs Russian oil is nonsense," says Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro .
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Peak XV (Sequoia) backed Indian gaming app MPL effectively shuts down as it discontinues all money games, including fantasy cricket, after Modi’s government moved a bill to ban money games citing financial risks and addiction among youth. Billions of investor funds at risk.
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Indian online gaming company Zupee says in line with the new Online Gaming Bill 2025, “we are discontinuing paid games”. Free games to continue.
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Indian bill to ban online money games passed, threatening fantasy gaming sector. App shutdown looms for Dream11, MPL. Industry planning Supreme Court challenge. Modi's government says the games were a "social evil", carried risk of financial harm
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RT @DILIPtheCHERIAN: Uh ho. have left out 360. IYKYK, as @reshii and @tapeshbagati will concede, besides @sudhirchaudhary and @palkisu a….
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Indian gaming groups start protesting Modi’s plan to impose a ban on online games played with money, like fantasy cricket, rummy et al. It “would strike a death knell for this legitimate, job-creating industry, and would cause serious harm to Indian users.”
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India plans to ban real-money games, a bill shows; an industry source called it a “death warrant” for likes of MPL and Dream11 which have Tiger Global and Peak XV as backers. Jail term of up to three years; govt flags concerns of addiction, financial ruin
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India's government plans to ban online games played with money, a proposed bill showed on Tuesday, in what would be a heavy blow for an industry that has attracted billions of dollars of foreign...
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Demystifying GST. One of India's most complex tax systems - which taxes differently salted vs caramel popcorn, and plain vs flaky rotis - is set to be reformed. What will change? . by @Nikunj_Ohri.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proposed India's biggest tax reform in eight years to lower consumption levies on everyday goods and small cars from October, in a move seen as boosting his image...
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Indian shrimp 🦐 farmers hit hard. V. Srinivas thrived for decades by farming shrimp on India's southern coast, as the country became the top supplier of the delicacy to US. Now, Trump's 50% tariff is forcing many to consider other ways of making money
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India is the biggest supplier of shrimp to the U.S. and the 50% tariff has hit hard.
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