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Delhi, New Delhi
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International Trade, Logistics & Inclusion Specialist. South Asia. @WorldBank @CarnegieSAsia @iitdelhi @sciencespo Yoga Trainer & Solo Backpacker
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Hisar Spinning Mills Limited Submits Q4 FY26 Compliance Certificate to BSE

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By Nikita Singla
| scanx.trade
ScanXNewsHisar Spinning Mills Limited Submits Q4 FY26 Compliance Certificate to BSE 1 min read     Updated on 13 Apr 2026, 01:58 PM Reviewed by Radhika SScanX News Team Add as a preferred source on Google AI Summary Hisar Spinning Mills Limited filed its Q4 FY26 compliance certificate with BSE on April 13, 2026, under SEBI Regulation 74(5).
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Modernizing South Asian Borders Through Data-Driven Research

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By Nikita Singla
| Carnegie Endowment
Time is arguably South Asia’s most overlooked trade barrier. The region’s trade challenges are often framed in terms of tariffs, connectivity gaps, or infrastructure deficits. Yet much of the actual friction comes from the time it takes for cargo to move through ports and to cross borders.
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With Borders Shut, Punjab’s Economy Needs An Inland Pivot

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By Nikita Singla
| BasisPoint Insight
As tensions flare between India and Pakistan, trade becomes the first casualty. And Punjab is the first to feel the pain. With the Wagah-Attari border shut yet again after the Pahalgam terror attack, the state finds itself caught in a loop: high on security risks, low on economic options. Trade is no longer just about goods; it’s a powerful tool in geopolitics.
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