Why “US Tariff Cut on Indian Spices and Tea” Is Big News The recent US tariff cut on Indian spices and tea is not just an international policy update — it is a real opportunity for India’s MSME exporters. As someone running a tea business, I felt genuine happiness when this news broke. After months […]
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A GS1 barcode follows international product identification standards set by GS1, a global non-profit organization.In India, GS1 India manages barcode issuance and assigns each business a unique company prefix (called a Global Trade Item Number – GTIN).These codes are recognized globally and are essential for selling products in retail stores, supermarkets, and e-commerce platforms. Barcodes
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EV charging station in Assam Picks Up Speed Assam is quietly becoming a front-runner in the Northeast’s electric mobility story. As of late 2025, the state houses around 340 public EV charging stations, the highest in the region — far ahead of Meghalaya, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh. The latest milestone came from Nalbari, which recently
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ChatGPT Go free now — and it’s changed everything for me. Just days ago, my ChatGPT Go subscription had expired. I’d been using it for weeks and absolutely loved its faster responses, smarter memory, and file upload features — but I hadn’t renewed it yet. Then today, I saw the viral headline “ChatGPT Go for
The Marks and Spencer Cyberattack Lessons have shaken the global business world. When a trusted retailer like M&S suffers a cyberattack that halts operations, exposes customer data, and causes losses of around £300 million, it becomes more than a headline — it’s a wake-up call for every small business. In April 2025, M&S confirmed that
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For years, many Indian MSMEs treated indian labour laws as something meant only for large factories and corporate companies. A small workshop with 12 workers.A cloud kitchen with delivery boys.A local furniture unit paying salaries in cash.A startup with informal hiring. Most businesses believed: “We are too small for indian labour law compliance.” But India’s
Why FSSAI Central License Matters in 2025 Every food business in India — whether it’s a manufacturer, exporter, or importer — must obtain an FSSAI license under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. But not all food businesses need the same license. Depending on your business scale, turnover, and operational reach, you may need
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In a world where small businesses are constantly racing to keep up with digital transformation, Zoho stands out as a silent revolution. What began as a humble Indian software venture has evolved into a global powerhouse — helping millions of MSMEs, startups, and entrepreneurs run their businesses efficiently with cloud-based technology. Let’s explore how Zoho
The Big Announcement: ChatGPT Atlas Is Here OpenAI has just announced ChatGPT Atlas, its first-ever AI-powered web browser, and it’s already making waves in the tech world. While the launch is still in its early stage, ChatGPT Atlas promises to change how we browse, work, and research online — especially for small businesses that rely
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of India’s economy, but when it comes to technology adoption, many small businesses still struggle. Limited digital skills, lack of access to modern tools, and minimal exposure to online platforms often slow their growth. To address this challenge, the Andhra Pradesh Innovation Society (APIS) and the
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