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Trade, tariffs & taste: American whiskey pushes for a fair pour in IndiaUS trade representative Jamieson Greer’s recent visit to New Delhi is seen as a key step toward finalising a US-India trade framework, with...- Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw eyes crown of world’s top insulin supplier for BioconIndian drugmaker Biocon aims to be the world's top insulin supplier within five years, capitalising on growing demand as major pharmaceutic...
- Pernod Ricard is said to begin IPO process for India unitPernod Ricard SA, the maker of Absolut vodka and Chivas Regal whisky, has begun work on a potential initial public offering of its Indian b...
- Irish Minister reaffirms commitment to strengthen trade, investment & education ties with IndiaIreland's Minister for Further and Higher Education, James Lawless, emphasized the growing India-Ireland relationship during his visit to I...
- How can we not have problems? India is a country on the path of recovery after two centuries of colonialism, says JaishankarIndia is on a path of recovery after two centuries of colonialism, said External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in Dublin. He emphasized In...
- Ireland is beating the odds, and many traditional study destinations to become an Indian favouriteThe 2021/22 school year witnessed a remarkable 20% surge in international student enrollment in Ireland, with over 30,400 students from acr...
- How Irish universities are preparing students for future-proof careersThe courses offered by Irish universities are taking a lead in this and stand apart as compared to other universities in UK and Europe by b...
- Ireland an alternative to UK for Indian firms eyeing EU base post Brexit: Irish envoyPost Brexit, Ireland can be a suitable alternative to the United Kingdom for Indian businesses looking at having a base in the European Uni...
- Drunk Irish woman abuses, spits on Air India crew for denying more alcoholA video of the incident happened on the November 10 Air India flight AI-131 has gone viral over the social media showing the woman abusing ...
- Narendra Modi seeks Ireland's support for India's bid in UNSC, NSGModi held talks with his Irish counterpart Enda Kenny after which he hoped that Ireland's visa policy will be sensitive to the requirements...
- Indians to benefit from new Irish-UK visa deal"This agreement will make it easier for travellers to visit both Ireland & UK, while strengthening Common Travel Area borders," said Theres...
- Ireland to back its universities in IndiaCurrently, there are 26 MoUs between Irish universities and their Indian universities, including collaboration in research and student exch...
- Ireland has the most employable graduates in EU: Ciarán Cannon, Ireland’s minister for education and SkillsIreland is making a serious pitch to attract Indian students, in an aim to double their numbers in the next few years.
- Ireland eyes to double number of Indian students in countryIreland is aiming to double the number of Indian students studying in the country in three years.
- Businessman of Indian origin tops Ireland's rich listSeptuagenarian Pallonji Mistry, an Indian origin business magnate, has topped Ireland's rich list with a worth of 3.9 billion pounds.
- Ireland to enhance bilateral trade with IndiaIreland is betting on increased interest of Irish companies in India to grow bilateral trade. The euro 500-million trade between the two na...
- IDA Ireland to open office in IndiaInvestment and Development Agency of Ireland plans first office in India to expand and develop businesses in Europe.
- Taro sues Sun Pharma for trying to block Irish arm saleTaro has also cautioned its investors against selling its shares to Sun Pharma, which holds 34.4% stake in the company.
- Irish experienceHe is as hospitable as his ministry, and has the smiling Irish eyes of legend. Irish minister John O’Donoghue wears a tri-cornered hat of t...
- Aer Rianta ties up with Flemingo for duty-free businessAer Rianta International, the Irish duty-free giant associated with the first airport duty-free outlet in the world, has set foot in India.
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