Dhirendra Kumar is an Assistant Editor at MillenniumPost. He is a policy reporter specializing in trade, industry, agriculture, consumer affairs, and textiles, with a focus on delivering critical updates and insights to his readers. Dhirendra's work has been featured in prominent publications including Nature Portfolio, The Economic Times, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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By: Dhirendra Kumar
The government plans to bring back standard pack sizes for edible oils on complaints that similar-looking pouches with different quantities and prices were making value-for-money comparisons difficult for buyers. The move aims to improve transparency and ease shopping choices.
By: Vijay C Roy, Dhirendra Kumar
Latest government data show Vietnam has emerged as the fastest-growing destination for Indian seafood exports, with shipments surging 69.5% year-on-year to $656.84 million in 2025–26.
The move seeks to ease raw material costs for domestic textile and apparel manufacturers amid tight supplies due to the West Asia war, while supporting the competitiveness of the sector.
By: Vijay C Roy, Dhirendra Kumar
New Delhi: India is accelerating a long-pending potash investment in Canada to secure fertilizer supplies amid growing concerns over disruptions
The market has never been a level playing field, and recent events have merely underscored how uneven it remains. The rational response is not to chase headlines, but to avoid playing a timing game
By: Vijay C Roy, Dhirendra Kumar
The government aims to support 150,000 small farmers with ₹ 8,550 crore for farm equipment access, promoting mechanisation and reducing stubble
By: Dhirendra Kumar
If you’re considering mutual fund portfolio management services (MF-PMS), ask three questions. First, can the manager show post-fee returns for his strategy versus a simple direct fund portfolio over the last 10 years? Second, how often does he rebalance, and what’s the post-tax cost? Third, does he have skin in the game on the downside, or is his profit share a one-way bet?
By: Dhirendra Kumar
If you're considering mutual fund portfolio management services (MF-PMS), ask three questions. First, can the manager show post-fee returns for his strategy versus a simple direct fund portfolio over the last 10 years? Second, how often does he rebalance, and what's the post-tax cost? Third, does he have skin in the game on the downside, or is his profit share a one-way bet?
By: Dhirendra Kumar
The imminent tax holiday on raw cotton imports—the second in a year—aims to help Indian mills secure high-quality fibre and stay competitive in global markets while domestic production struggles to keep pace with demand.
Excluding the impact of a one-time ₹ 10,000-crore GST payment made by a telecom operator for spectrum allocation in May 2025, gross collections recorded an adjusted growth of 9% during May
