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New Delhi: India’s nascent private space industry on Thursday welcomed the easing of FDI policy for the sector, terming it as a "pivotal move" to boost investments and help the country increase its share in the global space economy."The easing of FDI norms will have a similar impact on the space sector as the 1991 liberalisation policy had on the overall economy," Tushar Jadhav, co-founder and

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said further liberalisation of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the space sector will push growth and innovations. Meanwhile, the industry hopes that such a move will help India expand its footprint in the global space industry.Late on Wednesday, the government had announced easing FDI norms in space sector by allowing 100 per cent overseas investment in

India and the United States play an important role in the Indo-Pacific region, says the Indian Defence Secretary. Speaking at the second INDUS-X Summit, held on February 21, 2024 in New Delhi, Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane emphasized the importance of the region as a nexus for global trade, geopolitics and security.Aramane highlighted the strong defence partnership between the two countries,

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Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma on Tuesday said India is willing to share with Bangladesh wide-spectrum capabilities in defence manufacturing, including the most sophisticated technologies.He also proposed graduating the bilateral defence cooperation to the next level by building joint ventures in defence manufacturing.Pranay Verma and Principal Staff Officer of Bangladesh

Kakrapar Atomic Power Station’s Unit 4 commissioning is under progressIndia will invite private firms to invest about $26 billion in its nuclear energy sector to increase the amount of electricity from sources that don’t produce carbon dioxide emissions, according to a report by Reuters.This is the first time New Delhi is pursuing private investment in nuclear power, a non-carbon-emitting energy