International
India and Bhutan have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen cooperation in agriculture and allied sectors. The agreement was formalized in Thimphu by Devesh Chaturvedi, Secretary of India’s Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, and Thinley Namgyel, Secretary of Bhutan’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. Focus Areas of the Agreement The MoU
Business
Japan and India are preparing to relocate production of legacy semiconductor chips, LCD panels, and battery technologies from Japan to India. The initiative is designed to strengthen economic security and reduce reliance on Chinese manufacturing, especially in sectors critical for consumer electronics and electric vehicles. The move focuses on “legacy” technologies, which
International
Japan’s chief trade negotiator, Ryosei Akazawa, has canceled a planned trip to Washington meant to conclude talks on a $550 billion investment package tied to tariff relief. The visit was postponed after unresolved details in the agreement remained unsettled. Investment Deal Linked to Tariff Cuts The proposed deal, agreed in principle in July, would lower […]