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Jindal Steel’s deal with Thyssenkrupp faces delay

Jindal Steel International’s proposed acquisition of Thyssenkrupp Steel is facing delays due to unresolved pension-related issues with German authorities. While talks remain active, further assurances from German stakeholders are needed to move forward with the deal, which includes plans for a green steel facility.

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E-2-wheelers may get subsidy for 3 more months

Government is likely to extend subsidies for electric two-wheelers and e-rickshaws under the PM e-Drive scheme. While e-two-wheeler subsidies may continue until June, e-rickshaw incentives could last for about two years. This extension aims to allow more people to benefit from the scheme, despite challenges in localization for e-rickshaw manufacturers.

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Industry knocks on govt doors, seeks supply woes resolution

Industry has urged the government to address supply chain disruptions impacting sectors from pharmaceuticals to plastics. Suggestions include loan relief for small businesses, a “green corridor” for goods, and restricting certain input uses. Rising freight rates and a potential container crunch are also major concerns.

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US-Iran war impact: India’s crude imports from Russia near all time highs; will such high numbers continue?

The inflows of Russian crude oil have risen sharply since the US-Iran war began and imports via the Strait of Hormuz were disrupted. In fact, crude imports from Russia are now nearing lifetime monthly highs!

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