Dhwani Pandya
India Companies Correspondent at Reuters
@Reuters journalist in India covering company news. Sector agnostic. Focus on large conglomerates and foreign giants. Opinions mine. Ex- @business
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2 weeks ago |
dealstreetasia.com | Dhwani Pandya
Brookfield Asset Management will triple its India investments to $100 billion within five years, as it bets on the country’s strong growth prospects and rising demand in the infrastructure and clean energy sectors, a senior executive said on Thursday.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Dhwani Pandya
MUMBAI (Reuters) -Brookfield Asset Management will triple its India investments to $100 billion within five years, as it bets on the country's strong growth prospects and rising demand in the infrastructure and clean energy sectors, a senior executive said on Thursday.
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2 weeks ago |
jp.reuters.com | Dhwani Pandya
５月１９日、インドでは係争地カシミールを巡るパキスタンとの対立を巡ってトルコがパキスタンを支持したことへの反発から、食料品店やオンラインのファッション小売りサイトの間でトルコ産のチョコレート、コーヒー、ジャム、化粧品、衣料品などの扱いを中止する動きが広がっている。写真はトルココーヒーを運ぶ飲食店店員。イスタンブールで２００７年１０月撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Osman Orsal） [ムンバイ １９日 ロイター] - インドでは係争地カシミールを巡るパキスタンとの対立を巡ってトルコがパキスタンを支持したことへの反発から、食料品店やオンラインのファッション小売りサイトの間でトルコ産のチョコレート、コーヒー、ジャム、化粧品、衣料品などの扱いを中止する動きが広がっている。 インドとパキスタンは４月、カシミール地方のインド側支配地域で発生した武装集団による銃撃事件をきっかけに紛争状態に陥り、５月１０日に停戦した。しかしトルコのエルドアン大統領は今回の対立について、トルコと同じイスラム教国であるパキスタンへの連帯を表明した。...
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2 weeks ago |
reuters.com | Dhwani Pandya
Boycott affects Turkish goods including chocolates, coffee, and fashionDistributor body says 13 million grocery stores involvedIndian fashion sites remove Turkish brands, citing national interestMUMBAI, May 19 (Reuters) - Small Indian grocery shops and major online fashion retailers are boycotting Turkish products ranging from chocolates, coffee, jams and cosmetics to clothing amid growing anger at Turkey's support for Pakistan in a confrontation with India.
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4 weeks ago |
bilyonaryo.com | Dhwani Pandya |Praveen Paramasivam |Ruma Paul |Manoj Kumar
SOURCE: Reuters American retailers ramp up queries to India apparel hub Heftier US tariffs on China, Bangladesh make India competitive India’s Tiruppur textile hub faces worker shortage, higher costs Bangladesh still has advantage on labour rates, larger factories By Dhwani Pandya, Praveen Paramasivam, Ruma Paul and Manoj Kumar TIRUPPUR, India/DHAKA, Bangladesh, May 9 (Reuters) – In a garment hub in south India, R.K. Sivasubramaniam is fielding requests from Walmart and Costco who want to...
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