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The Centre has cleared ₹503.86 crore to set up 4,874 public EV chargers under PM E-Drive. Here’s how the subsidy works, what it covers, and why charging infra is key to easing range anxiety.

The Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool aims to ensure uninterrupted maritime insurance cover for Indian-linked vessels and cargo.

Rising edible oil imports, a weakening rupee and the West Asia conflict are driving up cooking oil prices and widening India’s import bill.

Sebi has proposed easing physical settlement and position limits. Mint explains how these proposals could reshape the agri commodity derivatives market.

When global sanctions collide with domestic law, who wins? A high-stakes legal battle between a Russian-backed Indian refiner and a German tech giant is forcing India to confront the hidden vulnerabilities of its critical infrastructure.

As ride-hailing companies push for GST exemptions on customer payments, the Goods and Services Tax Council will review existing laws to ensure clarity and uniformity in taxation.

The new regulations aim to prevent companies from shifting production out of China, directly challenging India's ambitions to become the world's next factory.

The Calcutta High Court has ruled that telecom operators cannot offer caller tunes and ringtones solely through licences obtained from music labels, potentially opening the door to separate royalty payments for lyricists and composers.

Industry estimates suggest IPL media rights are likely to stay flat in the upcoming cycle. Yet investors are buying up stakes in IPL teams at sky high valuations. Why?

With output stagnating and imports rising, the Centre’s ₹5,659 crore Cotton Productivity Mission aims to lift yields, improve fibre quality and restore India’s textile export competitiveness.