South Gujarat's Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference saw the signing of 2,792 MoUs worth Rs 3,53,306 crore, projected to create 2.82 lakh di...

Mumbai has been undergoing an unprecedented infrastructure push in the 2020s, with over $60 billion being invested in metro networks, expre...

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's visit to New Delhi signals India's strategic push for large-scale FDI in advanced manufacturing and ...

The deal is ⁠expected to close by the end of June 2026, after which Mindsprint will become a wholly ⁠owned subsidiary of Wipro, the Indian ...

Young Indians are keen on starting businesses. However, most haven't taken concrete steps due to a lack of guidance and support. Structural...

Indian wealth is crossing borders, shaping global markets and redefining how ambition and capital travel the world.

Indian students are increasingly seeking study abroad options beyond the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. New visa policies and rising expens...

Singapore is opening eight service sector jobs to workers from India and other countries starting September. A new work pass will be introd...

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's four-day visit to Singapore and Japan yielded MoUs worth Rs 1.5 lakh crore and investment pr...

The report shows that a notable 23% of returning NRIs favor Mumbai, making it the leading destination. Among these, 18% are from the United...

As of June 2021, Singapore has 7.5 per cent or 300,000 ethnic Indians, data from Singapore Department of Statistics showed. Singapore has a...

The Bengaluru-based company will hire technology professionals, experienced professionals, managers, executives, and technicians from tech ...

Academies will be set up in Bengaluru and other places in India that will act as regional hubs for the training of Indian youths.

These investments would create opportunities for both domestics and foreign companies to supply equipment and services profitably .

Indian companies deputing employees from India to work in Singapore will need to have a relook at their salary structures.

Singapore is now a hub for Indian finance and banking professionals. But it also welcomes semi-skilled and low-skilled workers.

Singapore is going all-out to embrace a liberal and friendly immigration policy to attract skilled Indian and Chinese workers.