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“Doing Business in India Is Harder Than Going to Mars”: The Elon Musk Quote That Started a Bigger Debate About Indian Regulations

The idea that doing business in India can be harder than going to Mars has circulated online for years, often alongside the name of Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur behind Tesla and SpaceX. The comparison sounds like a perfect headline: a businessman building rockets for interplanetary travel faces a different kind of challenge when trying to enter one of the world's largest consumer marke…

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India's Defence Tech Startups: Apollyon Dynamics and the Ahuti Mk II Drone

India's Defence Tech Startups: Apollyon Dynamics and the Ahuti Mk II Drone An Indian defence technology startup is drawing attention for a high-speed interceptor drone reported to have reached nearly 500 kilometres per hour. Hyderabad-based Apollyon Dynamics developed the Ahuti Mk II, which the supplied report says reached 498 km/h and entered the India Book of Records in September 2026. The comp…

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AIIMS Delhi Installs India’s First Made-in-India EP-6000 Endoscopy System, Marking a New Milestone for Medical Technology

India’s medical technology sector has reached an important milestone with the installation of the first Made-in-India FUJIFILM EP-6000 Endoscopy System at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. The system, bearing serial number 001, has been dedicated to the nation through AIIMS and is being used by the institute’s Department of Gastroenterology. The development comes onl…

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India’s Export Incentive Lifeline: Why the Likely Five-Year RoDTEP Extension Matters for Indian Businesses

India is preparing to make an important decision about one of its most widely used export-support mechanisms. The government is expected to extend the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products, or RoDTEP, scheme for another five years after its current extension expires on September 30, 2026. According to a government trade source cited by Reuters on September 16, the Commerce Ministry h…

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India's Dedicated Freight Corridors: How a 2,843-Km Rail Network Is Changing Freight Movement

India's railway network is often associated with passenger trains. Every day, millions of people travel by rail for work, education, business, family visits and long-distance journeys. But Indian Railways is also one of the country's most important freight transportation systems. Coal, cement, food grains, fertilisers, steel, containers and other goods move across the country by rail. For decades…

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