Delhi and Mumbai are still the key markets for luxury goods in India The Times Of India Tweet Walk into the DLF Emporio in New Delhi, inarguably India's only luxury mall, and chances are you will find more traffic on the Tarun Tahiliani floor than say Salvatore Ferragamo. It's not like the Indian consumer follows the 'be Indian, buy Indian' maxim, it's probably just the way a north Ind...
Punjab wants central government to allow wheat export Newstrack India | Chandigarh, May 19 (IANS) Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Saturday asked the central government to allow export of wheat from the state. | Talking to media at Rakhra village in Patiala district, 100 km from here, Badal said Punjab was facing a problem of storage of wheat owing to b...
Non-availability of wagons shifts exports to road route The Times Of India SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet | AMRITSAR: Non availability of rail wagons for export of goods to Pakistan have forced export majors in India to send their goods to Pakistan via road route using the newly created trade facilities and infrastructure at th...
Re-rollers lament Pak ban on non-alloy steel exports through Attari The Times Of India SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet | PATIALA: The integrated check post (ICP) at Attari came as a big hope for Punjab industry, but in a setback to the state industry, Pakistan has banned export of around 125 steel items from India through Wagah border, allo...
Babus struggle to find money for pension to farmers The Times Of India SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet | CHANDIGARH: The SAD-BJP government in Punjab, keen on fulfilling promises made during elections, is likely to incur an additional burden of over Rs 800 crore to give pension and provident fund to farmers in the state, as ...
Allow export of wheat from Punjab: Badal Indian Express | Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Saturday asked the Centre to allow export of wheat from the state, since Punjab was a major producer of the crop and the initiative will also help bail out farmers reeling under debt stress. | Speaking to media...
Laal sings a neighbour's blues The Hindu Back in 2007, when lawyers in Pakistan were out on the streets, protesting the sacking of the Chief Justice of Pakistan by their military dictatorship, a short and well-produced music video, featuring a poem by the late revolutionary poet Habib Jalib...
Peak power deficit nearly 11,000 MW in April The Hindu In signs of worsening power supply situation for consumers, the shortfall in electricity generation during peak hours stood at nearly 11,000 MW in April as fuel scarcity hurt performance of thermal plants. | The country’s peak power deficit - s...
The thriving pickle business in Meerut The Times Of India Tweet MEERUT: We Indians love pickles! An Indian meal is incomplete without a pickle in the plate. Fruits and vegetables turned tangy, pickles cannot be replaced. Meerut has been in the trading business of pickle for a long time - though never being ...
