Amit Dave

2 weeks ago | liberation.fr | Amit Dave |Franck Bouaziz

La scène a été captée par un smartphone : peu après son décollage ce jeudi de l’aéroport d’Ahmedabad, dans le nord-ouest de l’Inde, un Boeing 787-8 semble avoir du mal à prendre de l’altitude et redescend inexorablement le nez en l’air à plus de 300 km/h avant de s’écraser sur un bâtiment dans une boule de feu orangée.

1 month ago | bilaterals.org | Rajendra Jadhav |Amit Dave

Negotiations US-India Reuters | 26 May 2025 India’s dairy sector pushes for safeguards in US trade talks By Rajendra Jadhav and Amit Dave India, the world’s largest milk producer, must protect millions of small dairy farmers in its trade talks with the United States to avoid market disruption from any surge in U.S. imports, industry officials said. India is negotiating a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement with the United States after Washington imposed reciprocal tariffs including a 26%...

1 month ago | reuters.com | Rajendra Jadhav |Amit Dave

MUMBAI, May 26 (Reuters) - India, the world's largest milk producer, must protect millions of small dairy farmers in its trade talks with the United States to avoid market disruption from any surge in U.S. imports, industry officials said. India is negotiating a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement with the United States after Washington imposed reciprocal tariffs including a 26% duty on Indian goods, later paused for 90 days. Sign up here.

1 month ago | marketscreener.com | Rajendra Jadhav |Amit Dave

MUMBAI (Reuters) -India, the world's largest milk producer, must protect millions of small dairy farmers in its trade talks with the United States to avoid market disruption from any surge in U.S. imports, industry officials said. India is negotiating a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement with the United States after Washington imposed reciprocal tariffs including a 26% duty on Indian goods, later paused for 90 days.

Mar 11, 2025 | independent.co.uk | Amit Dave |Gloria Dickie |Shilpa Jamkhandikar

A new approach in an Indian slum is already making a differenceAmit Dave,Gloria Dickie,Shilpa JamkhandikarIn Ahmedabad, India, hundreds of roofs gleam white in a large slum, a new defence against the approaching summer heat. The initiative, covering 400 households, is part of a global scientific trial exploring the impact of indoor heat on health and economic outcomes in developing countries, and the potential of "cool roofs" to mitigate these effects.