India’s Media and Entertainment industry is set for significant growth over the coming years!
The sector's revenue is projected to rise from US$ 13.1 Billion in FY 2024 to US$ 17.5–19.7 Billion by FY 2029. The steady trajectory highlights increasing consumer demand, digital adoption, and the expanding reach of Indian media content.
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India is transforming its transport network through massive infrastructure development!
The country’s National Highway network has expanded to 1,46,572 km as of December 2025, rising from 91,287 km in 2014. The substantial growth is vital for improving regional connectivity, speeding up logistics, and driving nationwide commerce.
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Narayan Sethuramon, Chairman, CII Trade Policy Council and Co-Chair International Council and Vice Chairman, Sanmar Matrix Metals Limited, calls the India–New Zealand FTA a strong foundation for expanding bilateral trade, strengthening supply chains and deepening India’s integration into global value chains.
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"The entry into force of the India-New Zealand FTA gives Indian exporters duty-free access across all tariff lines in New Zealand, with tariffs of up to 10% on engineering goods, textiles, leather and footwear now at zero." -Sanjay Budhia, Chairman, CII National Committee on Exports and Managing Director, Patton International Limited
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India–New Zealand bilateral ties are set to strengthen further with New Zealand’s commitment of US$ 20 billion in investment into India. This commitment aims to create new opportunities for youth employment, strengthen startup ecosystems, empower women-led enterprises, support innovators and MSMEs, and accelerate collaboration in emerging technologies.
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Bilateral trade between India and New Zealand reached US$ 140.5 million in engineering exports for the year 2025–26, showcasing immense potential for future growth. A dedicated India–New Zealand FTA could unlock new avenues for Indian manufacturers, expand market access, and deepen economic collaboration between the two nations.
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India’s electronics and electrical machinery exports to New Zealand are valued at USD 54.15 million in 2025-26. Formalizing an India–New Zealand FTA will act as a game-changer, generating new growth avenues for tech and manufacturing businesses.
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With shipments of plastics to New Zealand valued at US$ 12.52 million in 2025-26, the economic bridge between the two nations continues to strengthen. Formalizing an India–New Zealand FTA promises to streamline market entry and unlock fresh avenues for bilateral commerce.
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India’s chemical and allied product shipments to New Zealand currently stand approximately at US$97 million in 2025-26. Unlocking the full potential of this corridor through an India–New Zealand FTA will pave the way for deeper economic integration and shared prosperity.
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Valued at US$ 6.57 million in 2025-26, India’s leather goods exports to New Zealand highlight a solid base for economic partnership. A comprehensive India–New Zealand FTA will be instrumental in scaling this volume, opening doors to new markets, and deepening commercial cooperation.
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India’s pharmaceutical exports to New Zealand reached US$ 58.99 Mn in 2025–26, reflecting the growing trade engagement between the two countries. The India–New Zealand FTA is set to create further opportunities for Indian pharmaceutical companies by enhancing market access and strengthening cooperation in the healthcare sector.
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India’s textile exports to New Zealand stand at US$ 102.33 Mn in FY 2025–26, with current exports concentrated in apparel, carpets and select intermediate textiles. The India–New Zealand FTA presents an opportunity to expand market access, strengthen bilateral trade and explore higher-value segments of the textile industry.
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India’s marine products exports to New Zealand touched US$ 18.35 million in FY 2025–26. An India–New Zealand FTA can further amplify this growth, creating vast opportunities and expanding market access for bilateral businesses.
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India and New Zealand continue to strengthen their bilateral trade ties, with merchandise trade reaching US$ 1.16 Bn in 2025–26. India’s exports to New Zealand have grown by 82.90% over the last 10 years (2016–17 to 2025–26), reflecting growing trade opportunities and the potential to deepen economic engagement.
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India’s digital healthcare sector is expanding rapidly, with telemedicine leading the way in making quality medical care more accessible and efficient across the nation.
Driven by rising digital adoption, the Indian telemedicine market is projected to reach US$ 20.02 Billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 20.42%.
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Textiles Curator Pramod Kumar KG reflects on how Varanasi’s textile traditions are part of a living continuum, shaped by generations of skill and exchange.
At Namo Ghat, the river remains central to the city’s everyday rhythms and collective memory. As a venue of the CII Banaras Biennale 2026, it becomes part of a wider canvas celebrating the art, culture and enduring spirit of Kashi.
Join us in Banaras from 27 Nov–31 Dec 2026.
In Banaras, centuries of history exist within the present. Traditions are not simply preserved; they continue to be practised, interpreted and passed on.