Trade Updates > Building a Regulatory Shield: Strengthening Export Control Regulation Implementation in India The Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine reported the presence of “Made in India” electronic components inside Shahed‑136 drones used by Russian forces on their social media platforms in April 2025. The electronic components were a “bridge rectifier E300359” found in …
Trade Updates > DGS Associates participated in the National Conference on Strategic Trade Control Organized by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, held on 16th–17th January 2025 in Bangalore. The event brought together stakeholders from government, industry, and academia to discuss key issues related to export controls, compliance, and strategic trade policy. Author Ameeta Verma …
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International Trade > “Progressing” With the WTO Dispute Settlement Reform India wants to retain the WTO Dispute Settlement Body in its present two-step form, but is it the way forward? With the conclusion of the 13th Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi, UAE (MC13), the future of the dispute settlement system of the WTO, and as …
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International Trade > India’s Export, Import Controls and Sanctions Regime – a Tale of National Interest and Diplomacy Introduction In India, exports and imports are ‘Free’ except when regulated by way of prohibition, restriction or requirement of exclusive trading through State Trading Enterprises. The manner of regulation is specified in the Indian Trade Classification (Harmonized …
Knowledge Resource > The Indian government on 31st March, 2023 announced the new Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023 proving to be a boost to exports amid slowing global trade. The FTP 2015-20 was extended due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the conflict in Europe in an attempt to respond dynamically to the emerging situations. The …
In 2020, the Government announced structural reforms to boost private participation in space activities and a promise to provide a predictable policy and regulatory framework.
In 2020, the Government announced structural reforms to boost private participation in space activities and a promise to provide a predictable policy and regulatory framework.