India is set to ink 10-year Uranium supply deal with Canada in PM Mark Carney’s proposed trip to India. The deal can be the biggest outcome of his visit, reported ET Energyworld .
The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the European Union (EU) is a boon for buyers interested in scooping up European-made cars. According to the FTA, import tariffs on cars manufactured in Europe will reduce from as high as 110% to as low as 10%, according to reports . The number of cars which can be sold under the FTA, however, has been capped to 250,000 vehicles.

The budget allocation for the solar sector increased from ₹24,200 crore (~$2.64 billion) in 2025 to ₹30,539.36 crore (~$3.33 billion) this year. The outlay for the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Urja Suraksha Evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan (PM KUSUM) programme has gone up from ₹26 billion (~$283.57 million) last year to ₹50 billion (~$545.33 million) in Budget 2026. The flagship PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana continues to dominate the allocations, with spending set to rise from ₹200 billion (~$2.18 billion) to ₹220 billion (~$2.39), Mercom reported. Out of ₹30,539.36 crore outlay, ₹1,775 crore was allocated for the solar power grid in 2027 against 1000 crore marking 77.5% rise, reported ET.
Air quality management suffered a nearly 10% dip in outlay under the Union Budget for 2026-27. Allocation to the central pollution control authority dipped slightly by 2%, DTE reported.
US President Donald Trump announced the new US-India trade deal on social media, stating that the US will slash the existing tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% following a call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in exchange for India halting its oil trade with Russia and potentially buying oil from the US and Venezuela, reported Reuters.
The Economic Survey 2025-26 said India's ethanol blending program is reshaping crop priorities, with farmers favoring maize over pulses and oilseeds, risking food security. Calling the current trends “early warning signals” the latest survey warns of increased dependence on edible oil imports and food price volatility, highlighting a conflict between energy and food self-reliance, DTE reported.
On one hand, India is rapidly growing as an economy, which is driving infrastructure expansion. On the other hand, rising climate risks may be outpacing the country’s ability to insure these assets, according to a new report released by Climate Trends.