India puts a hold on imports of this specific chemical until September 2026 - CONTENT
The Indian government has indeed imposed restrictions on the import of a chemical commonly used in the pharmaceutical sector, effective immediately and lasting until September 30, 2026. The announcement was made on September 19, 2025, by ET Now Digital.
In other news, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has issued an advisory to Indians regarding fake job offers in Iran. It is advised that potential job seekers exercise extreme caution before accepting any such offers.
On a positive note, festival special trains from Prayagraj-Delhi, Pune-Hazrat Nizamuddin, and Subedarganj to Delhi routes have been announced. Checkable timings, schedules, and stoppages are available for travellers' convenience.
A significant development in the technology sector is the announcement of a partnership between TCS and NVIDIA, which could potentially assist retailers in their operations.
HUDCO has also signed an MoU with NBCC for multi-city construction projects. The details of these projects are yet to be disclosed.
India's foreign exchange reserves have crossed USD 702 billion, close to a record peak. This is a testament to the country's strong economic performance.
Meanwhile, Saturday, Sep 20, 2025, is a bank holiday, so it's important to check if lenders are open today.
On the global front, Donald Trump has announced a USD 100,000 H1-B visa fee, which could potentially impact Indian workers in the US.
Lastly, the latest Business News on ET Now includes a 2:1 bonus issue for investors and a multibagger energy stock with a record date soon. Stay tuned for more updates.
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