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American automobile giant General Motor’s CEO Mary Barra is upbeat about opportunities in the burgeoning Indian market and unveiled her company’s plan to launch 40 new products in the international …
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Targeting the emerging terrorist group The Islamic State (IS), US President Barak Obama has authorised military strikes against the dreaded militants and announced that he will not hesitate to go …
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KABUL: Amid the unfolding transition in Kabul, India has underlined that it is Afghanistan’s “first strategic partner” and signalled its intention to intensify bilateral cooperation across the spectrum, including security, …
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Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to India later this month, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has projected that the outcome of the visit will be “substantial,” but also …
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Indian-origin academics are making headlines, and getting plum positions in prestigious universities and academic bodies around the world. Daya Reddy, an Indian-origin South African mathematician, is the latest star, who has been appointed to …
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In the first official engagement between New Delhi and Berlin since the Modi government took charge in Delhi, India and Germany will be looking to impart a fresh momentum to …
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For India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi the task was always going to be a challenge. After all, it requires quite an effort to grab and hold the attention of millions …
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In less than a fortnight the United Nations will host Climate Summit 2014 – a signature diplomatic initiative on which UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon has pinned his hopes for bold …
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In a defining step that has decisively transformed India-Australian ties, the two countries have signed a landmark nuclear deal that clears the decks for the import of Australian uranium to the energy-deficient Asian economy and bring them in a closer strategic embrace.
The long-awaited nuclear deal was signed in the presence of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott, the first foreign leader hosted by the 100-day old new government in New Delhi on a standalone bilateral visit. A beaming Modi hailed the agreement as “a historic milestone” and can count it as a diplomatic gift as India gears up to scale up the share of atomic electricity in its overall energy mix.
India’s market is thought to be a sellers’ market, where consumers are challenged and have almost no recourse for addressing their grievances. But this is set to change. The new …
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