The India–EU trade deal features a dedicated Labour Chapter that reaffirms the shared commitment of India and the European Union to promote decent work for all. By embedding internationally recognised core labour standards, the agreement strengthens worker protections while

Hon'ble Union Minister Shri Giriraj Singh interacted with weavers and artisans during his visit to Santipur, West Bengal, highlighting the importance of promoting niche handloom products and emphasizing the need for wage enhancement to ensure sustainable livelihoods for the

Hon'ble Union Minister Shri Giriraj Singh held a meeting at ICAR–CRIJAF with officials of IJIRA, NINFET and JCI to review the ongoing developmental programmes related to new-age fibres and jute fibres. These initiatives will play a significant role in diversifying raw materials

Hon'ble Union Minister Shri Giriraj Singh visited the research farm of ICAR–CRIJAF, Barrackpore, and reviewed the ongoing trials and research on next-generation natural fibres such as flax, ramie, roselle and sisal. These innovative fibres hold significant potential for

India’s home decor exports are set to benefit from improved market access in the US market. Tariff rationalisation and preferential duty treatment for select product categories support export competitiveness. These measures can facilitate the expansion of India’s home decor

आज वाणिज्य भवन में #IndiaUSJointStatement पर हुई प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस में मीडिया साथियों के साथ विस्तृत संवाद कर, भारत के हितों के बारे में जानकारी दी। प्रधानमंत्री @NarendraModi जी के दूरदर्शी नेतृत्व में भारत ने हर वार्ता में राष्ट्रीय हितों को सर्वोपरि रखा है। चाहे वे कृषि और

It is a big thrust to MSMEs employing a large number of women and youth. With exports from labour intensive sectors like textiles & apparel, leather & footwear, toys, and gems & jewellery to the US set to scale, lakhs of jobs will be created while boosting domestic

Under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, India has moved a big step forward with a new interim trade framework with the US. This means lower tariffs, better market access, stronger supply chains, and more export opportunities for sectors like textiles,

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A meeting of hands and heritage- Surajkund Mela 2026 Date: 31st Jan – 15th Feb 2026 Venue: Faridabad, Haryana Theme: Local to global - आत्मनिर्भर भारत की पहचान #surajkund #handlooms #handicrafts #globalcraft

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India’s machinery is positioned to benefit from improved market access in the US. Tariff rationalisation and existing duty differentials with other global suppliers support export competitiveness. These factors can help expand India’s presence in a large and diversified US market

The India–USA Bilateral Trade Deal provides important market access benefits for Indian industry. Under Section 232, the United States will apply zero additional duty on select product categories, supporting smoother trade flows and strengthening industrial cooperation between

India’s trade engagement with the United States continues to expand export opportunities across multiple sectors. Ongoing efforts to strengthen domestic manufacturing are enhancing competitiveness, supporting MSMEs and contributing to employment generation #IndiaUSJointStatement

The proposed India USA Bilateral Trade Deal is expected to create new opportunities for India’s textiles and apparel sector in the US market. Proposed tariff reductions and preferential treatment for select products are aimed at improving market access. #IndiaUSJointStatement

The India–US Trade Deal provides complete protection to Indian farmers, with no entry allowed for fruits. Citrus fruits such as oranges, mandarins, lemons, grapefruits, as well as berries including strawberries, remain outside the scope of concessions. #IndiaUSJointStatement

Indian farmers remain fully protected under the India–US Trade Deal, with no market access provided for fruits. Bananas and mangoes, including fresh and processed forms, remain excluded, ensuring no concessions in these key domestic produce categories. #IndiaUSJointStatement

The *India-U.S. Interim Agreement framework* has secured a big win for India with reciprocal tariffs cut to 18% for several Indian goods in labour-intensive sectors. India has also secured the interests of its farmers, with the agricultural sector sensitivities being protected.