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Pakistan inaugurates Chinese textile group's special economic zone (SEZ) in Islamabad. $400M exports expected.

Pakistan aims to secure a $3.3 billion loan from Chinese banks, boosting its foreign exchange reserves. The loan includes a syndicated loan and commercial loan refinancing.

China is shifting from a capital provider to a debt collector, with developing countries facing record USD 22 billion in repayments for Belt and Road Initiative loans. The Lowy Institute report...

Pakistan PM Sharif hails Gwadar International Airport, funded by China, as a 'gift' that will benefit the entire country. The airport is a key part of the CPEC project, aimed at boosting...

Pakistan's largest airport in Gwadar, funded by China, has started operations, with the first flight arriving from Karachi. The airport is a key component of the CPEC project, aiming to boost trade...

Russia offers fertilizer & agricultural aid to Global South amid Strait of Hormuz closure impacting global food security.

Vedanta Ltd extends its demerger deadline to June 30, 2026, due to pending government approvals. Anil Agarwal-led company shifts deadline again.

MP-UP Cooperation Conference 2026 aims to boost economic, industrial & tourism opportunities. Key agreements signed for religious tourism & ODOP promotion.

Centre approves Rs 81-cr for EV charging stations in Rajasthan. 591 stations across smart cities & highways to boost green mobility.

RBL Bank plans to expand its network to over 800 branches by opening 200 new branches in FY27. Also, Niyo aims to increase forex market share.

India to sell only made-in-India CCTVs from April 1. Government bars sale of non-certified imported units. Impact on Chinese firms.

Mumbai property registrations surge 3% to a 14-year high in March, reaching 15,983 units. Driven by residential demand and stable economy.

Russia offers fertilizer & agricultural aid to Global South amid Strait of Hormuz closure impacting global food security.

Vedanta Ltd extends its demerger deadline to June 30, 2026, due to pending government approvals. Anil Agarwal-led company shifts deadline again.

Oracle reportedly laid off 12,000 employees in India, with more layoffs expected. Impacted employees share details on severance packages.