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: Most capital goods fall into this
category. Items in this category do not require import
licences and may be freely imported by any individual or
entity.
: Certain items can be imported only
with licences and only by actual users. Items include
precious and semi-precious stones; products related to
safety and security; seeds, plants and animals; some
insecticides, pharmaceuticals and chemicals; some
electronic items; several items reserved for production by
the small-scale sector; and 17 miscellaneous or special-
category items
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fat, animal rennet and unprocessed ivory-are
completely banned from importation.
m Most items can be freely exported from India.
m A few items are subject to export control in order to
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m Export profits are exempt from income tax.
m Higher royalty payments of 8% (net of taxes) are
permitted on export sales as compared to 5% on
domestic sales.
m Export commissions up to 10% are also permissible.
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incentives such as duty free import of capital
goods and raw materials for the purpose of export
production
m A Ú
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has been set up to
popularize high quality India brands in the world
market. The corpus of the fund of Rs 5 billion (U
$156 million) will receive equal contributions from
the government and industry.
m The only products subject to an export tax (at the
rate of 10%) are goat, sheep and bovine leathers.
m Products may also be subject to a minimum export
price.
m The list of products subject to minimum prices
includes basmati and non-basmati rice, cotton,
and hard and soft cotton waste.
m Positive influence on the future international system, promoting
stability, democracy, prosperity and peace across the world
m utsourcing of knowledge work to India by the U based
companies as producing goods and services in India makes
them cheaper in the U.
m The U-India Agricultural Alliance 2005, promoted
teaching, research, service and commercial linkages.
m Úilateral Knowledge Initiative on Agriculture- linked
universities, technical institutions and businesses to support
agriculture education, joint research and capacity building
projects
m U institutional investors are increasingly investing in India and
on the other hand Indian multinational corporations are going on
buying companies in the U and establishing operations in the
U.
m UK-oldest democracies, India-world¶s largest
m UK is the largest European investor in India and the
fourth largest internationally with £3.87bn of FDI stock
in 2008.
m The two biggest acquisitions for India globally involve
the UK: odafone's £7.3bn ($11bn) acquisition of
Hutchison in 2007 and Tata¶s £8bn ($12bn) acquisition
of Corus in the same year.
m UK, the gateway to European Union single market-2nd
in India¶s global trade partnership after the U and 3rd
in terms of FDI in India.
m A few years ago, India Inc had a fear of being swamped by
Chinese imports. Today, India enjoys a positive balance of trade
with China.
m In 2004, India's total trade to China crossed U $13.6
billion, with Indian exports to China touching $ 7677.43 million
and imports from china at U $ 5926.67 million.
m India and China have been directly competing across several
product categories
m Export to China-Iron ore(53%),marine products, oil
seeds, salt, inorganic chemicals, plastic, rubber, optical and
medical equipment and dairy products
m Import from China- alue added items dominate Chinese exports
to India, especially machinery, including electrical
machinery, which together constitute about 36% of exports from
that country.
m India's share in the global trade, including trade in
merchandise and services sector, has increased
from 1.1 percent in 2004 to 1.5 percent in 2006
and will cross the
!!".
m Foreign trade, as a percentage of GDP (in rupee
terms) was over 25% in 2006, up from 14.1
percent in 1990-91.
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