Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi is on an official visit to France from February 24 to 27. He will observe joint exercises, engage...

State-owned Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) and 31 other companies have set September 18 as the record date for determining shareho...

So, to that extent, there is some element of stickiness that comes through in numbers. But one must also understand both in terms of their ...

During the construction of Egypt's pyramids, the Indus Valley civilisation thrived with advanced cities, art, and undeciphered writing. Now...

On an official mission to India, Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Carlos Fávaro, seeks to strengthen diplomatic relations and enhance...

India Budget 2023: A country becomes a superpower when it has the capability to project power and influence outside its territory. This is ...

Both indices have gained in four out of five trading sessions and have managed to log their second best week in seven months. In the financ...

With the ongoing transformational changes in the consumer buying behaviors, the opportunity for e-commerce global trade has grown manifold.

Rupee appears to be unwavering through the raging viral wave, seemingly negating the dystopian narrative about an economy under siege.

Bangladesh is slated to post a percapita GDP of $1,887.97 in 2020, an increase of 3.8% over the previous year. Meanwhile, India’s per-capit...

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Trade between India and Canada currently stands at $8 billion, with projections of it growing manifold as per industry estimates.

Swati Shukla tells greenhorn traders that it takes years to strike glamorous deals but before that they need to go to the cane farm, deal w...

World Bank, a global financial institution whose official mandate is to reduce global poverty, decided to throw open its rich database.

India has more money in Swiss banks than all other countries combined. Russia comes second with four times lesser deposits.

"Weapons,” said the British writer Martin Amis, “are like money; no one knows the meaning of enough.”

Even as the debate over FDI in higher education continues, data compiled by the commerce ministry in a recently published consultation pape...