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Tradeindia's weekly Exim Newsletter is a whole-hearted editorial effort dedicated to give the worldwide exim community a fair perspective on matters related to trade, aspects of Government Economic Policy, concerns of exporters-importers and issues in global trade.
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29 March 2006

DEPB extension – relief to Exim Inc.
From the Editor's Desk : After much discussions good sense has prevailed and the government rightly decided to extend the Duty Entitlement Pass Book scheme (DEPB) scheme ...

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28 March 2006

DEPB extension – relief to Exim Inc.
From the Editor's Desk : After much discussions good sense has prevailed and the government rightly decided to extend the Duty Entitlement Pass Book scheme (DEPB) scheme ...

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28 March 2006

DEPB extension - relief to Exim Inc
From the Editor's Desk : After much discussions good sense has prevailed and the government rightly decided to extend the Duty Entitlement Pass Book scheme (DEPB) scheme by a year. ...

Special Report On : Sugar's sweet success home and away
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21 March 2006

Free float rupee to boost trade
From the Editor's Desk : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's recent statement that the rupee will be allowed to trade freely against other currencies will without doubt boost overseas investments ...

Special Report On : Suddenly, a cloud on pharma sector
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14 March 2006

Talks fail, so what's new?
From the Editor's Desk : The recent two-day secret parlays of Commerce Minister Kamal Nath with another five key members of the WTO in a bid to rescue the deadlocked talks failed yet again. ...

Special Report On : India set to conquer Asia�s cable TV market
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