Many memorable figures, including a Nobel laureate, an economist, scholars and writers nurtured ties with India.

Infosys spent $60,000 in the whole of 2016, but it went up more than three times, to $200,000, in 2017, and was $60,000 in just the first q...

The non-profit corporation aims to promote bilateral trade and work on creating "meaningful opportunities that have the power to change the...

Since Modi's arrival and reactivation of Indian lobbying in the post-nuclear deal phase, H1-B visas is the first major issue to show its st...

Acrysil Limited, a leading quartz and stainless steel kitchen sink maker, today said it has acquired 74 per cent stake in the UK-based kitc...

Last month, US Senate passed an Immigration Bill that changed rules governing H-1B and L-1 employment visas intended for high-skilled worke...

Concerns arise mainly because the bill retains several killer provisions, particularly those related to the H-1B visas.

To fix the killer provisions of immigration reform, the influential US India Business Council today launched a massive lobbying effort.

A number of US cos are lobbying with their own lawmakers to seek their help in pushing further their business interests in India.

Ranbaxy has paid USD 90,000 to the lobbying firm Patton Boggs for issues including "Preserve Access to Affordable Generics", according to a...

A total of three firms – BGR government Affairs, Podesta Group, and Patton Boggs LLP were engaged since 2010 by the government. Of these, B...

Frank Wisner also suggested that India and the US work out a role for each other in Asia, ensuring that no one country has hegemony in the ...

Despite positive signs, the American economy still has a long way to go before the "recovery translated to growth on a sustained basis", Fr...

India spent around $2.23 million since 2005 on engaging the lobby firm BGR.

The government evidently foresaw the Democrat wave that swept the US in the recent elections. So India's lobbying image in Washington is ta...

Patton Boggs is a Democrat-leaning law firm which will charge the government $700,000 annually, the same amount that India pays to other fi...

First a nuclear deal, and next a free trade agreement. The US India Business Council is working out plans to prepare and execute a roadmap ...