India says Maldives’ fiscal stability at risk from recent trade pacts, without naming China and Turkey
New Delhi (Reuters) – India is concerned recent trade pacts signed by the Maldives will likely hurt the archipelago’s cash-strapped
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India’s JSW chairman Sajjan Jindal denies allegation of rape
Mumbai (Reuters) – Sajjan Jindal, the chairman of Indian steel-to-power conglomerate JSW Group, on Sunday denied an allegation of rape,
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Thousands of Indonesians Protest at US Embassy, Urging Biden to Halt Support for Israel’s Gaza Offensive
Jakarta – In a massive demonstration held on Sunday, thousands of Indonesians gathered outside the US Embassy in Jakarta, calling
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India’s Modi says new diamond bourse in Gujarat to create 150,000 jobs
Mumbai (Reuters) – India’s Surat diamond bourse will create 150,000 new jobs and become a “one-stop shop” for artisans and
Read MoreNine dead, several injured in a blast at India explosives factory
Mumbai (Reuters) – At least nine workers were killed and several injured in a blast at an explosives factory in
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India’s Modi calls for probe, not debate, of parliament breach
Mumbai (Reuters) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a detailed investigation into last week’s major security breach of parliament, countering
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Indian lawmakers to hold discussions with select banks, insurance companies – govt document
(Reuters) – A committee of Indian lawmakers will hold discussions with four government-owned banks early next year under banking laws
Read MoreTens of thousands attend Bangladesh opposition rally calling for government to resign
Dhaka (Reuters) – Tens of thousands of supporters of Bangladesh’s main opposition party took to the streets of the capital
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India’s opposition parties protest against Adani’s Mumbai slum overhaul plan
Mumbai (Reuters) – Thousands of protesters led by opposition parties marched towards billionaire Gautam Adani’s offices in Mumbai on Saturday
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Pakistan media ban on Imran Khan trial raises transparency concerns
Islamabad (Reuters) – A Pakistan court has banned media from reporting on proceedings in a closed-door trial of jailed former
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