India's ambition to become a global education hub is gaining momentum as five foreign universities have received approval to establish camp...

Bangladesh acknowledges 88 hate crimes against minorities, primarily Hindus, following international pressure, especially from India, Brita...

Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay has advocated for India to have a permanent seat at the UN Security Council, citing its economic gr...

Rising demand for healthy and nutritious diet options and India’s import dependence presents a significant market opportunity, says global ...

Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) has relaunched its edible oil brand 'Vibhor' in North India's business-to-consumer segment. The new product lin...

With a competitive manufacturing base in India, the UK, the US, and Mexico, along with technical and logistical support worldwide, the comp...

Donor base and beneficiaries' points on the loss and damage fund agreement at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh will be clarified by next year (COP2...

Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) holds around 95% market share of electricity contracts in India’s energy exchange market. Debt-free balance sh...

India's tur production has jumped 65% from 25.6 lakh tonne in 2015-16 to 42.3 lakh tonne in 2016-17.

Among major concessions and offers, India proposed to waive off visa fees for applicants applying for Indian business or employment from LD...

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

India, China and Thailand are among the fastest-growing markets for exports from the least-developed countries (LDCs), WTO Director-General...

After the differences at Durban over carbon reduction, India has an opportunity to mend fences with the least developed countries.

WTO DG Pascal Lamy has suggested that all issues be split into 3 groups & approached at diff speeds - in fast, medium and slow lanes.

During a meeting with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Thursday, Bangladesh Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of For...

While earlier it was supported by just seven developing countries including Brazil and China, its support base got widened with the least d...

Telecom Service Centers, which has more than 3,000 employees, would be merged with HeroITES - a call centre subsidiary of Hero Group.