IPL retention deadline extended to November 17
The extension is understood to have been prompted by the India-New Zealand ODI series, with the fifth and final match scheduled to be played on November 15
The extension is understood to have been prompted by the India-New Zealand ODI series, with the fifth and final match scheduled to be played on November 15
The extension is understood to have been prompted by the India-New Zealand ODI series, with the fifth and final match scheduled to be played on November 15
India’s free trade agreement with New Zealand takes effect on October 20, offering Indian exports full duty-free access and targeting bilateral trade of about ₹35,000 crore by 2030. Key highlights of the pact here.
The India-New Zealand FTA takes effect on 20 October, eliminating tariffs on all Indian exports to New Zealand. The move is expected to boost sectors including textiles, leather, pharmaceuticals and agriculture, improve exporters’ competitiveness and deepen bilateral trade ties.
New Zealand has committed to eliminate customs duties on 100% of its tariff lines, covering all of India’s current exports to the country.
India and New Zealand aim to double bilateral trade in goods and services to ₹35,000 crore by 2030, says Union commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal.
New Zealand’s parliament has approved the next step in implementing the India‑New Zealand free trade agreement. The approval paves the way for expanded trade in goods, services, investment, agriculture, mobility and customs procedures between the two nations.