The move comes in the wake of countries saying they were not prepared enough for the Nairobi ministerial in 2015 as the agenda was not disc...

"The government is guilty of concealing the truth, its claim of victory is hollow and surprising," former Commerce Minister Anand Sharma sa...

"India, US and EU are close to some understanding and based on this understanding they will work for a final solution at the WTO," said a s...

The Cabinet today approved the stand taken by India at the recently concluded WTO meeting in Bali which endorsed New Delhi's point of view ...

Anand Sharma said New Delhi would prefer "no agreement" over a bad one, thus raising the risk for collapse of the WTO talks here.

India toughened its stand ruling out any compromise on food security, raising the prospect of a failure of Doha round negotiations on trade...

There is a national consensus and complete political unanimity on this matter in India, Sharma said.

This agreement is being pushed by the US and other developed world as they seek to bolster their sagging economies.

India is likely to unequivocally convey to his interlocutors that India's concerns on food security are non- negotiable.

"An important issue where India is involved is food security proposal...an issue this big is not going to be fully solved in 4 weeks," WTO ...

Roberto Azevedo has appealed to Anand Sharma for a "political momentum" for successful outcome of the forthcoming Bali meet.

India expressed hope that negotiations on a global trade deal under WTO's Doha Round of talks will move forward at Bali in December.

India will remain fully engaged with all key stakeholders from developed and developing nations to find a fair and balanced outcome at WTO.

India today welcomed the appointment of the new WTO Chief Roberto Azevedo from Brazil and said he is assuming office at a crucial juncture ...

Anand Sharma also endorsed the G-33 proposal for food security and flexibility in their public stock holding operations for public distribu...

India today pitched for a "balanced package" for the least developed and developing countries in the WTO's forthcoming talks.

Key members of WTO including India, US and China may take stock of the Doha Round, which aims at further opening up the global trade.