The Government approved Tex-RAMPS with US$ 34.2 million to boost textile research, innovation, and global competitiveness.

India’s food services market is set to exceed US$ 120 billion by 2030, driven by rapid organised growth, cloud kitchens, and evolving digital, health-focused, and global dining preferences.

India’s economy remained strong in Q2 FY26, supported by robust consumer demand, healthy exports, and continued public investment, keeping the country on track as the fastest-growing major economy.

The Technology Development Board has backed Electrowaves Electronics to scale indigenous electric vehicle chargers, boosting India’s self-reliant clean mobility infrastructure.

India and the UAE strengthened CEPA implementation as bilateral trade crossed US$ 100 billion in FY25, committing to expand non-oil trade and simplify regulatory coordination.

Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi inaugurated Skyroot’s Infinity Campus in Hyderabad, strengthening India’s private space ecosystem with monthly orbital rocket production and the launch of Vikram-I.

Union Cabinet clears US$ 815 million scheme to create 6,000 MTPA sintered Rare Earth Permanent Magnet capacity, reducing imports and strengthening EV, renewables, and defence supply chains.

India targets green hydrogen at US$ 1 per kg by 2030, with Former Niti Aayog CEO Mr. Amitabh Kant saying the shift could create 48 million jobs and attract US$ 4 trillion in investments.

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India’s 2025 kharif output hit record rice production of 124.50 MT, lifting total foodgrains to 173.33 MT on the back of favourable monsoon conditions.

Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi inaugurated Safran’s US$ 145 million LEAP engine MRO in Hyderabad, boosting India’s aviation self-reliance and skilled employment.

CCRAS launched SIDDHI 2.0 to fast-track evidence-based Ayurveda innovation through stronger industry collaboration and streamlined research-to-product pathways.