Walmart to triple annual exports from India to $10 billion by 2027 Endorsing India's rise as a global hub of manufacturing, US-based retail major Walmart on Thursday said it will triple its exports of Indian goods every year to $10 billion by 2027. The new export commitment is expected to provide a significant boost to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in India, alongside ongoing efforts such as the Flipkart Samarth and Walmart Vriddhi supplier development programs, Walmart ...

Walmart aims to empower 50,000 MSMEs to Make in India for domestic and global supply chains over five years

The consumers are also not too eager to loosen their purse strings in the current economic environment, as many have taken pay-cuts or even lost their jobs. Indians are also opting for home-made Diwali goodies and this has also resulted in a spike in demand for sugar, ghee and maida

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At least six people from Telangana and one from Jammu and Kashmir, who attended the religious congregation in Delhi,have died due to coronavirus

Flipkart's Big Billion Days sale also provides new market opportunity for almost 1,35,000 artisans for the first time through its Samarth initiative

\"Our intent is to spend Rs 100 lakh crore to develop infrastructure across the country. Along with Mumbai, we also want to develop other cities,\" says the PM

In future, Flipkart with its initiative Samarth intends to partner NGOs and government bodies and livelihood missions to reach rural entrepreneurs, especially women-led enterprises, differently-abled entrepreneurs

If the Rs 1 lakh crore organised dairy industry is growing at a robust 10 per cent year- on-year, and consumption too is growing, why are many dairy companies losing flavour?