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In an Indian hinterland town, hotels become Japanese havens for auto expatsIncreased Japanese investment in Gujarat's Vithalapur has drawn many auto engineers, leading to a boom in Japanese-friendly hotels offering...- Gujarat weather: Ahmedabad, other districts to received very heavy rainfall over the next weekThe India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings for Gujarat, predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall across most districts, i...
- Brothers seated across the aisle — only one walks out alive from Air India 171 crashAI Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, bound for London, leaving Viswashkumar Ramesh as the sole survivor. He survived...
- Civil society, trade experts urge India not to ratify WTO's agreement on fisheries subsidiesThe signatories of the letter include the National Fishworkers Forum, National Platform for Small Scale Fish Workers, All India Fishers and...
- Amit Shah to address 2000 representatives of cooperatives on September 25Dileep Sanghani, chairman, National Cooperative Union of India (NCUI), who has worked extensively with Shah in Gujarat, said, "As the date ...
- India-China shrimp row all set to turn politicalThe trade row has been on since November 2020 when China placed phytosanitary restrictions on Indian shrimps, which has taken up with relev...
- How Indian agri exporters face some odd barriersA slew of technical hurdles have emerged as new stumbling blocks for Indian agri exporters. “The protocol followed by China is weird. Once ...
- Pakistani fisherman apprehended off Gujarat coast, says BSFA jerrycan with 20 litres of diesel, one mobile phone, two fishing nets, eight bundles of plastic threads and some crabs were seized from h...
- Coronavirus: Will the lockdown create a supply shock that India simply can’t afford?Arbitrary action by police & district authorities chokes supplies of essentials, prices of food items shoot up
- Why milk pips meat as the primary source of animal protein in IndiaWhile Indians might have more chicken and fish and other protein sources in the coming years, it is dairy products that are going to domina...
- European Union likely to tighten norms for seafood imports from IndiaEurope accounts for around 18% of India’s annual marine products exports, which touched nearly Rs 38,000 crore in 2016-17.
- Can hindutva deliver vikas?The Vajpayee-led NDA and Manmohan Singh-led UPA had realised that state as mai baap has to recede if development is to take off.
- Strong growth in subscriber base, revenue makes Idea Cellular analysts’ favourite pickAs the industry enters a turbulent phase, Idea offers an opportunity for long-term investors.
- To bar or not to bar: Supreme Court has a mixed record on bansFor all its claims to being a sentinel of liberty, the Supreme Court has a mixed record in responding to various bans challenged before it ...
- Budget 2015 focuses on road network on borders with China, PakistanThis money will also be used for constructions of observation posts, installation of flood lighting and induction of high-tech surveillance...
- 'Slimy seaweed' a magic potion for climate-vulnerable SunderbansThe slimy green seaweed that grows in the wild and has no takers could emerge as a life-saving magic potion for the climate-vulnerable inha...
- 'Slimy seaweed' a magic potion for climate-vulnerable SunderbansThe slimy green seaweed that grows in the wild and has no takers could emerge as a life-saving magic potion for the climate-vulnerable inha...
- More checks and restrictions on yacht owners by security agenciesYacht owners have been told not to go out in the sea after 8 pm and guests outside of the family have to be registered with the police.
- KFC overtakes Pizza Hut as Yum!'s largest brand in IndiaUK-based Dixy Chicken & Southern Fried Chicken are waiting in the wings to expand base. Yum! India plans to have 500 KFC outlets by 2015.
- Gujarat Seeks intervention from Andhra Pradesh govt to resolve fishermen's dispute with GSPCFishermen are claiming that their fish catch has drastically come down due to the drilling activities and restrictions on fishing.
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