Gaurav Gogoi urged for a review of the new Parliament building's design and amenities, stressing its importance in reflecting Indian parlia...

ET has learnt Bangladesh Railway Authorities sought alternative funding for the project (Akhaura-Sylhet rail upgradation) but certain other...

Financial Intelligence Unit chief PK Mishra to head Indian delegation to FATF’s US plenary.

Currently, the levy is 18% with a 33% abatement, resulting in an effective tax rate of 12%.

CBI recently booked AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes and Tata Trusts’ Venkatramanan for allegedly trying to manipulate govt policies through cor...

In a release, Competition Commission of India (CCI) said Rs 6,715-crore penalty has been imposed on 10 cement companies and the CMA.

India pitched for "concerted efforts" for a permanent solution to the issue of public stockholding of grains for food security programmes.

The edifice being constructed as a contribution to the establishment of democratic institutions in the war-torn country was earlier schedul...

US Special 301 Report, which lists countries it considers as not providing adequate protection to IPR, has been critical of recent patent-r...

India has been retained on the Priority Watch List in 2014 instead of naming it as a Priority Foreign Country as demanded by the western dr...

For not naming India as a Foreign Priority Country, the Obama Administration is expected to receive a lot of flak from the pharma sector an...

The report said India appeared to be finishing construction of what appears to be a second gas centrifuge facility at the RMP near Mysore i...

The company can offer customers a wide assortment of great merchandise at low prices and help them save money, Walmart Asia CEO said.

"It’s not really up to us to get into internal politics in India. Internal politics here will work itself out."

A look at the global retail giant Walmart case shows that those shopping for good deals might have to bargain for controversies.

Shares of power generation companies surged in early trade on Wednesday after the government issued a presidential decree on Coal India.

'Nath was right to walk out of WTO talks in Germany, as he had a duty to protect poor farmers.'