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The Bangladesh government is reviewing 101 agreements signed with India, including infrastructure and port access pacts, while also scrutinizing bureaucrats trained in India over the past decade.

DECHEMA, EEPC India, and Messe Frankfurt hosted over 200 industry leaders in New Delhi, signing an LOI to boost international collaboration and highlighting ACHEMA 2027.

Wheat prices dropped to a three-week low of $7.12 per bushel due to renewed expectations of a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire, which could ease disruptions in Black Sea grain shipments.

India's goods exports rose 26.1% in August to $43.81 billion, while the trade deficit narrowed to a five-month low of $26.86 billion, driven by strong demand from key global markets and slowing gold imports.

US natural gas prices climbed above $2.94 per million British thermal units, reaching their highest level since September 4, driven by reduced production and forecasts predicting continued warm weather.

As oil prices exceed $100 per barrel following Middle East supply disruptions, South Korea delays promised investments in refinery upgrades needed to process diverse crude grades and secure stable alternative supplies.

Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline shutdown and rising crude prices, with Brent at $106.1 per barrel, threaten to inflate India's import bill, widen the current account deficit, and heighten inflationary risks.

West Bengal's CID searched a flat during the Shalbani land scam probe involving forged documents for over 50 acres. Three more arrests were made, with four days of custody granted by the court.

The PM-KUSUM scheme boosted Ashok Karade's agricultural output and income to over Rs 3.5 lakh annually by providing solar pumps and steady irrigation for growing two crops a year in Maharashtra.

The global pipeline bactericide treatments market is projected to grow at a 4-6% CAGR from 2026 to 2035, reaching an index of 148, driven by rising oil and gas flows and strict corrosion standards.