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Ola built a new model from scratch and... they are already at designing server grade chips!!!
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Elest to set up $1 billion EV unit in Dharwad, Karnataka.


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Titan Engineering to spend Rs 220 crore to ramp up fab component unit​

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TATA steel aims to complete Kaliganganagar project expansion by december 2024
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The top supplier to US chipmaker Micron Technology, Inc., Simmtech, which makes substrates, has received approval for setting up a unit in Sanand, Gujarat, close to the chip maker's facility, Ashwini Vaishnaw, minister for telecom, IT and railways, told Mint on Saturday.











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ZF to set up plant in Coimbatore, localise transmission and axle production for CE market


India's capability and innovation hub market to nearly double to $117 billion by 2027: Report​


















The operationalization of Nihon Kohden's largest manufacturing facility within Reliance MET City





Adani family to invest ₹9,350 cr ($1.2 billion) in Adani Green for 45 GW target by 2030​


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GreyOrange, an Indian AI-driven warehouse robotics and automation company, has successfully raised $135 million in its Series D funding round.


Net Foreign Direct Investment into India touches 21-month high at $5.9 billion in October


Indian auto component industry to invest $7 billion in tech and expansion


Indian fintech industry set to generate $190 billion in revenue by 2030
 
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The company will boost capacity at its recently acquired Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd (NINL) to 5.5 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) from the present 1 mtpa.

It will also install multiple electric arc furnaces, including one already under construction at Ludhiana, adding around 2 million tonnes of extra long-product capacity.



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Some major Ws of India this year :)
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UAE initiates process of investing $2 billion in food parks in India

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India's steel production grows 11% to 11.7 Million Tonnes in Nov 2023: Worldsteel
 
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India, the world's third-largest energy consumer, made its first-ever payment in rupees for crude oil purchased from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), signalling what could be a strategic push to promote the local currency globally.

The move is part of India's broader efforts to diversify oil suppliers, cut transaction costs, and establish the rupee as a viable trade settlement currency. This initiative aligns with the Reserve Bank of India's move on July 11, 2022, allowing importers to pay in rupees and exporters to receive payments in the local currency.

Officials have stressed that internationalisation is an ongoing process, and currently, there are no specific targets.

In July, India formalised an agreement with the UAE for rupee settlements, leading to the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) making payments for purchasing one million barrels of crude oil from Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) in Indian rupees. Additionally, some Russian oil imports have also been settled in rupees.

With over 85 per cent of its oil needs reliant on imports, India has adopted a multifaceted strategy, emphasising sourcing from the most cost-effective suppliers, diversifying supply sources, and adhering to international obligations. The nation's approach proved advantageous during the ramp-up of Russian oil imports, saving billions of dollars.

Despite these efforts, India aims to explore trade settlements in rupees rather than dollars to streamline transactions by eliminating currency conversions.

While there has been success in non-oil trade settlements with specific countries, oil exporters overall have hesitated to embrace the rupee, expressing concerns about fund repatriation and high transactional costs. The oil ministry, addressing a parliamentary standing committee, emphasised that payments for crude oil can be made in Indian rupees, contingent on suppliers adhering to regulatory guidelines.

The ministry added that there has not been much international interest in making payments using the Indian rupee as suppliers are wary of the repatriation of funds and high transactional costs.
In the financial year 2022-23 (April 2022 to March 2023), India spent $157.5 billion on importing 232.7 million tonnes of crude oil. Key suppliers included Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and the UAE, with West Asia contributing 58 per cent of all supplies. The domestic supply meets less than 15 per cent of the demand.
 
Good, but do not brag about it as something special UAE sells oil for all currencies since last month.
 
Good, but do not brag about it as something special UAE sells oil for all currencies since last month.

Including Pakistani Rupee ? - unlikey i would have thought ...
 
Good, but do not brag about it as something special UAE sells oil for all currencies since last month.

This is about Indian Rupee going Global.

This development follows another transaction where 25 kg of gold, valued at approximately 128.4 million rupees ($1.54 million), was sold by a UAE gold exporter to an Indian buyer.

India is establishing local currency trade deals with various countries and UAE is one of them.

Nations are adopting UPI for allowing users in either country to make cross-border transactions. Singapore, UAE, Oman, Bhutan, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Australia, France and BENELUX markets. have already adopted the UPI payment system.
 
This is about Indian Rupee going Global.

This development follows another transaction where 25 kg of gold, valued at approximately 128.4 million rupees ($1.54 million), was sold by a UAE gold exporter to an Indian buyer.

India is establishing local currency trade deals with various countries and UAE is one of them.

Nations are adopting UPI for allowing users in either country to make cross-border transactions. Singapore, UAE, Oman, Bhutan, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Australia, France and BENELUX markets. have already adopted the UPI payment system.
Congrats, it is nothing special just continuation od dedolarisation and bringing back monetary sovereignty, it is good thing for international trade anyway.
 

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