India bars protests that support the Palestinians
Srinagar (AP) — From Western capitals to Muslim states, protest rallies over the Israel-Hamas war have made headlines. But one
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India vulnerable to recurring, overlapping food price shocks, RBI chief says
Mumbai (Reuters) – India is vulnerable to “recurring and overlapping” food price shocks despite the recent moderation in inflation, the
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Top US officials Blinken, Austin to visit India for Indo-Pacific talks
New Delhi/Washington (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will hold talks with India
Read MoreIndia expedites visas for Chinese professionals in some sectors – source
New Delhi (Reuters) – India has framed new rules to expedite clearing of visas for Chinese nationals working in the
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India taking up carbon tax issue with EU and WTO, trade minister says
New Delhi (Reuters) – India is concerned by the imposition of a carbon tax by the European Union (EU) and
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India KFC operator Devyani International posts 43% drop in Q2 profit
Bengaluru (Reuters) – India’s Devyani International (DEVY.NS) reported a 43.2% fall in quarterly profit on Tuesday as a rise in raw material
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India’s top court tells states to stop crop burning as New Delhi’s air turns hazardous
New Delhi (Reuters) – India’s Supreme Court ordered authorities in the states surrounding New Delhi on Tuesday to stop farmers
Read MoreBillionaire-owned Vedanta seals Zambian copper assets deal
Lusaka (Reuters) – Vedanta Resources and the Zambian government on Monday sealed an agreement that restores the Indian company’s ownership
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No major fiscal impact from extended free food grain scheme -India govt source
(Reuters) – The extension of India’s free food grain programme will not have a major impact on the fiscal deficit
Read MoreIndia’s Barbeque-Nation posts second consecutive quarterly loss
Bengaluru (Reuters) – India’s Barbeque-Nation Hospitality (BARQ.NS) on Monday reported a loss for a second straight quarter, hurt by slowing demand and
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