Report on “Bharat Global Industries Forum (BGIF) Conclave 2025” Date: August 31, 2025 Venue: Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi Organizers: BGIF in association with Sun Foundation and knowledge partner Swadeshi Shodh Sansthan Theme: “Making Bharat a Global Industrial Hub” Introduction and Context The BGIF Conclave 2025 convened an eminent assemblage of industry leaders, policymakers, and experts…
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The Triple Threat: Why Indian Industries Struggle to Innovate, Transform, and Go Global For decades, India has been celebrated as an emerging economic powerhouse with immense potential fueled by a transformative young population. Yet, despite this promise, a significant portion of Indian industries remains trapped in a cycle of underperformance, hindered by a critical trifecta…
Talk on “Punjab: From Sapt Sindhu to Present” Organized by Swadeshi Shodh Sansthan (Punjab Chair) Venue: Dharmakshetra, Shiv Shakti Mandir, R K Puram, New Delhi (Hybrid Mode) Date: August 29, 2025 Time: 05:00 pm Introduction and Context Swadeshi Shodh Sansthan, a vision-driven sub-organisation of the Swadeshi Jagaran Manch, conceived with the mission of actualizing a…
Plans are being drawn up to explore new markets, increase outreach, and give special attention to sectors such as textiles and gems and jewellery, which are likely to be among the hardest hit by the tariff. Read More…
Everyday food items such as UHT milk, pre-packaged paneer (chena), pizza bread, khakhra, chapati and roti will now attract no GST. The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council is likely to widen the scope of the nil tax slab, moving a range of essential products from 5% and 18% to zero duty. Everyday food items…
On the third and final day of his three-day lecture series in Delhi, RSS Sarasanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat indicated that the Sangh supported the demand that the sites of the Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi and the Eidgah at Mathura be given to Hindus. Sangh swayamsevaks were free to associate themselves with any movement for these sites,…
India’s gains from importing discounted Russian oil are estimated to be just USD 2.5 billion per annum, significantly lower than the previously speculated range of USD 10-25 billion, a research report said on Thursday. Read More…
