• The UK CBAM takes effect January 1, 2027, applying a carbon charge to imports of aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, and iron and steel
• UK importers of eligible Indian goods can deduct the effective carbon price already paid in India under CCTS from what they owe under UK CBAM, avoiding double taxation on the same tonne of emissions.

The Karnataka government wants to bolster the state’s Blue Bioeconomy from an estimated $2 billion to $6–8 billion by 2031.

As this year's paddy season heads toward harvest, the two crises of water and air turn out to share a

For decades, sugar processing in India followed a familiar path – sugarcane went into a mill, sugar came out as

The Karnataka government has approved the Karnataka Marine Biotechnology Policy 2026-31, targeting expansion of the state’s Blue Bioeconomy from an