Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written to all G20 heads of state proposing the inclusion of the African Union in the grouping. Officials ...

Bali plans to ban tourists from renting motorbikes due to a high number of traffic violations and irresponsible behaviour, with the ban set...

The PCA has also started the process of renovating the existing IS Bindra Stadium to turn it into an international cricket academy. The fac...

Videocon Telecom is in advanced talks to float a joint venture with three international smart city solution providers.

The official made it clear that India has not agreed to any additional conditions at all in return for a permanent peace clause.

"We look forward to receive support from our other member friends in the WTO and we will start the negotiation process again," the source s...

"We have made a new proposal to WTO," Commerce Secretary said, adding that this was within the "broader contours of what we had proposed ea...

Meanwhile, India’s Department of Commerce made a presentation at the Prime Minister’s Office where the nation’s stand at the WTO was likely...

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’s talking tough at WTO Bali to retain its right to provide food to the poor while EU wants India to substantially lower its tariffs.

Singh said a number of public welfare schemes being run in his state like PDS will also be jeopardised if any negotiations are allowed in t...

Industry body CII has urged developed nations to show more flexibility and understanding towards food security needs of developing economie...

Govt is likely to firm up tomorrow India's strategy to be taken at WTO Ministerial in Bali in December to ring fence its food security plan.

New director general of WTO Roberto Azevedo will stop over at Delhi to hold parlays with commerce and industry minister Anand Sharma.

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

Key negotiators of WTO member-countries, including India and the US, have pitched for political intervention for a positive outcome at the ...

The “common statement” glosses over the differences between the European Union and vulnerable developing countries (LDCs and AOSIS).