Chetan Bhutani is an Associate Editor at Business Today TV. With a decade of experience, he specializes in economic policy reporting, focusing on India's infrastructure and financial sectors, including construction, finance, and energy. His work has been featured in India Today, Business Today, and MSN, where he provides in-depth analysis on corporate fraud, public policies, and the local economy.
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By: Chetan Bhutani
Honda City Launched At ₹11.99 Lakhs, Exterior Interiors Explained
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As part of its long-term strategy, JNPA is also working on increasing driver availability, enhancing rail evacuation capacity, introducing a Truck Appointment System to improve gate movement, and encouraging terminals to deploy additional cargo handling equipment
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According to Roscongress Foundation, the organiser of SPIEF, there will also be test drives for forum participants, allowing delegates to experience the company’s broader luxury portfolio.
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Chetan Bhutani The official car at Russia's flagship economic forum this year will not be a Mercedes-Benz, BMW or Audi.
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DailyObjects is betting big on India’s premium consumer boom. Founder & CEO Pankaj Garg speaks about scaling the brand from smartphone cases into bags, charging solutions and future-led lifestyle products while targeting nearly 100% growth. The company expects to close FY26 with around ₹210 crore in net revenue, up from nearly ₹110 crore in FY25, and is targeting ₹400 crore by FY27. DailyObjects has also rapidly expanded offline, launching 11 stores in the last 7-8 months — all of which are already profitable.
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The keynote speaker for the session will be Rodney Mims Cook Jr., Chairman of the US Commission of Fine Arts and founder of the National Monuments Foundation, which has undertaken architectural and restoration projects in Russia, including in St Petersburg
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The Roscongress Foundation and the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia (AmCham Russia) will also organise a Russia-US Business Dialogue focused on exploring possible business cooperation and commercial engagement despite continuing geopolitical tensions
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Even as geopolitical tensions between Moscow and Washington remain elevated, Russia is attempting to keep business and cultural communication channels
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As Russia increasingly positions BRICS as a platform for economic cooperation among emerging economies, India’s continued presence at SPIEF highlights the strategic importance both countries attach to bilateral trade, investment and multilateral engagement.
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India continues to be among the top participating countries at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), underscoring the growing
