Omicron, which was first identified in South Africa exactly a week ago, now has been detected in at least 24 countries around the world, in...

In the first ever joint statement, the co-sponsors—that includes Indonesia, Kenya and Pakistan—said an amended waiver proposal is being wor...

The agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights or TRIPS came into effect in January 1995. It is a multilateral agre...

The World Trade Organization will once again take up the proposal of India and South Africa on Wednesday and Thursday to drop certain provi...

The proposed game-changing waiver of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) would enable free flow ...

Skipper Smith and his deputy Warner were slapped with a one-year international ban while rookie Cameron Bancroft was suspended for nine mon...

Special judge M S Azmi allowed the pleas submitted for issuance of LRs to Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic...

Delhi High Court today allowed children from economically weaker sections and those studying in government schools to attend the upcoming c...

The order came on DDCA's plea challenging a recent Delhi government decision to slap a demand of Rs 24.45 crore as entertainment tax dues.

Kirti Azad today told Delhi High Court that DDCA should not be allowed to hold the test match between India-South Africa at Ferozshah Kotla...

Angry spectators hurled missiles, mainly water bottles, into the ground after India were skittled out for 92 against South Africa in the ma...

DSG's examination included written submissions from Maruti Suzuki, Hero Motocorp, Japan's Nippon Steel.

A close scrutiny of documents accessed under RTI shows that the 1999 verdict led to international and domestic pressure on the government.

India has invited South Africa to invest in its renewable energy sector, and take advantage of skills transfer from the firms there.

India and South Africa enjoy a very close and cordial relationship and BRICS provide them with yet another opportunity for creating more ne...

The tyre industry is expected to grow by 8-10 per cent in the next five years, Apollo Tyres' Chairman Onkar S Kanwar said on Friday.

Football has succeeded where the WTO has failed - it has ushered in free movement of manpower.