India's trade agreement with the US is set to revolutionize the auto and components sector, enhancing export opportunities, investment, and global integration for Indian automotive businesses.

ACMA calls the India-US trade agreement a positive step, highlighting tariff reductions and growth potential for Indian auto component exports.

U.S. tariff reductions are set to boost Karnataka’s export growth, enhancing competitiveness for various industries, including garments and aerospace.

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An international research team led by Yoshikazu Ohara from Tohoku University's Graduate School of Engineering, in collaboration with Los Alamos ...