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India’s smartphone exports to the US surged in October to 1.47 billion dollars, driving April–October shipments to 10.78 billion dollars despite earlier monthly dips. Global exports also rose 49% to 15.95 billion dollars, reflecting strong demand and India’s expanding role in supply chains. Officials credit incentives, scale efficiencies, and growing vendor ecosystems for sustaining momentum amid tariff uncertainties.

India’s smartphone exports to the US surged in October to 1.47 billion dollars, driving April–October shipments to 10.78 billion dollars despite earlier monthly dips. Global exports also rose 49% to 15.95 billion dollars, reflecting strong demand and India’s expanding role in supply chains. Officials credit incentives, scale efficiencies, and growing vendor ecosystems for sustaining momentum amid tariff uncertainties.

India’s Smartphone Exports to the US triples in Oct Despite Global Headwinds

India’s smartphone exports to the US surged in October to 1.47 billion dollars, driving April–October shipments to 10.78 billion dollars despite earlier monthly dips.

China’s trade surplus hit US$1.076 trillion in 11 months, driven by a November export rebound and diversified markets despite weak US demand. Imports grew modestly, reflecting soft domestic consumption. Economists say the strong surplus supports 2025 growth as policymakers plan more fiscal stimulus. Rare earth and trade tensions eased, while exports to the EU, Asia and Africa strengthened.

China’s trade surplus hit US$1.076 trillion in 11 months, driven by a November export rebound and diversified markets despite weak US demand. Imports grew modestly, reflecting soft domestic consumption. Economists say the strong surplus supports 2025 growth as policymakers plan more fiscal stimulus. Rare earth and trade tensions eased, while exports to the EU, Asia and Africa strengthened.

China’s Expanding Trade Surplus tops record US$1 trillion Signals Resilient Export Momentum

China’s trade surplus hit US$1.076 trillion in 11 months, driven by a November export rebound and diversified markets despite weak US demand.

The Trump Group plans to invest up to ₹1 trillion in Telangana over the next decade, focusing on the massive Bharat Future City project. Announced at the Telangana Rising summit, the move highlights confidence in India’s tech growth and Telangana’s investor-friendly climate. Additional projects include a film city, a Vantara rescue centre, and several major hotel developments.

The Trump Group plans to invest up to ₹1 trillion in Telangana over the next decade, focusing on the massive Bharat Future City project. Announced at the Telangana Rising summit, the move highlights confidence in India’s tech growth and Telangana’s investor-friendly climate. Additional projects include a film city, a Vantara rescue centre, and several major hotel developments.

Trump Group Signals Massive Telangana Push with Decade-Long Investment Plan

The Trump Group plans to invest up to ₹1 trillion in Telangana over the next decade, focusing on the massive Bharat Future City project.

India will launch the first global digital traditional medicine library at the WHO summit, presenting 2.5 million open‑access documents. The event will host delegates from over 100 countries and highlight India’s innovations, including AI tools, digital health platforms, and botanical databases. The initiative reflects India’s push for global collaboration and leadership in traditional medicine research.

India will launch the first global digital traditional medicine library at the WHO summit, presenting 2.5 million open‑access documents. The event will host delegates from over 100 countries and highlight India’s innovations, including AI tools, digital health platforms, and botanical databases. The initiative reflects India’s push for global collaboration and leadership in traditional medicine research.

India to Unveil Pioneering Global Digital Library on Traditional Medicine at Upcoming WHO Summit

India will launch the first global digital traditional medicine library at the WHO summit, presenting 2.5 million open‑access documents.

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