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April 25, 2020
AIAI fears extension of Lockdown leading to Job Loss and business loss

With 90% of the trade, employment and  business in Metro cities of Mumbai and Pune shut down , extension of lockdown is set to arrest hopes of many, says Mr Vijay Kalantri, President All India Association of Industries. 25 lakh jobs mostly in retail , small and micro[…]

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April 24, 2020
India has emerged as a trusted partner in global geopolitics, says Mr. Prabhu

“COVID-19 crisis has shattered the foundation of human being’s thinking. The crisis has weakened the position of advanced economies such as USA, EU and UK. India has emerged as a trusted partner in the global geopolitics. Central banks across the world are pumping record amount of liquidity to[…]

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April 17, 2020
Curtail of Lockdown only to affected communities,says Vijay Kalantri, President – AIAI

The All India Association of Industries is a premier Chamber of Commerce working in interests of trade, industry and employment since 1956. Mr. Vijay Kalantri, President, AIAI said the lockdown post COVID19 disaster has destroyed trade near to completion and business losses amount to Rs 7-8 trillion during[…]

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April 10, 2020
Uganda seeks ties with India in trade, investment and tourism

“The Pearl of Africa – Uganda wants to strengthen its age-old economic, social and cultural ties with India. The Uganda Railway Infrastructure was built by Indians. Government of Uganda gets 65% of its income tax revenue from Indians settled in the country. I invite Indian companies to explore[…]

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April 6, 2020
AIAI feels RBI should have reduced the interest rate to support MSMEs and further support infrastructure funding with long term bonds

AIAI feels RBI should have reduced the interest rate to support MSMEs and further support infrastructure funding with long term bonds Mumbai, April 6, 2017: The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee today kept the repo rate unchanged and hiked the reverse repo rate by 25 basis points. The unchanged[…]

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