The historic India-EU Free Trade Agreement has just been finalized, promising to slash prices on a wide array of European goods for Indian consumers. But what exactly will be cheaper, and when can you expect to see the savings? We break it all down.
After nearly two decades of talks, India and the European Union have finally concluded their landmark free trade agreement. But if the deal is done, why won’t it be signed today? The answer lies in a complex legal and political process that could push formal implementation into early 2027. Here’s everything you need to know about the timeline, the hurdles, and what this historic pact means for Indian businesses and consumers.
After two decades of negotiations, the historic India-EU Free Trade Agreement is set to supercharge Indian exports by an estimated Rs 6.4 lakh crore, opening unprecedented access to the European market for a wide range of industries.
On January 27, 2026, India and the EU sealed a landmark trade pact. But PM Modi’s framing of it as a ‘double engine’ for stability raises critical questions about its real-world impact on jobs and the economy.
Geologists in China have unearthed what may be the planet’s single largest gold deposit—a ‘supergiant’ find in Hunan province valued at a staggering $83 billion.
In a major shift from its previous stance on flexibility, Infosys has significantly tightened its work-from-home policy, limiting extra remote days and mandating a minimum of ten office days per month for many staff members.