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How do Indian government policies impact businesses, industries, and economic growth?Introducing The Fine Print — a FICCI podcast that decodes Indian public policy, economic reforms, Union Budget announcements, trade policy, manufacturing initiatives, digital regulation, and…
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The Future of India's Energy Security | Vipul Tuli & Bhupinder Singh Bhalla (opens the original)
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ndia has crossed 50% non-fossil electricity capacity ahead of schedule—but is the country truly energy secure? In this episode of The Fine Print by FICCI, two of India's leading energy experts unpack one of the country's biggest strategic challenges: balancing rapid economic growth with affordable, reliable and sovereign energy. Vipul Tuli, President & CEO, Renewables West, Sembcorp Industries and Chair, FICCI RE CEOs Committee, joins Bhupinder Singh Bhalla, Former Secretary, Ministry of New and
India-UK CETA Explained: What the Historic Trade Deal Means for Indian Businesses (opens the original)
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What does the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) really mean for Indian businesses, exporters and professionals? In this episode of The Fine Print, FICCI Secretary General Anant Swarup speaks with Nidhi Mani Tripathi, Minister (Economic), High Commission of India, London, and India’s Chief Negotiator for the India-UK FTA, to unpack one of India’s most significant trade agreements with a developed economy. In this episode: ✅ What is India-UK CETA? ✅ How will 99% zero-duty
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