The committee took the expected call after receiving overwhelmingly negative feedback from the coaches and players at its Annual Conclave i...

The MOIL, which is under the administrative control of the Ministry of Steel, is the largest producer of Manganese Ore in the country.

Parikh will be assisted by Mr. Mukund Choudhary and Mr. J Thulasidharan who will continue as the Deputy Chairman and Vice Chairman respecti...

Government had on December 3, the anniversary of the tragedy, moved the apex court seeking enhancment of compensation from Rs 750 crore to ...

The Supreme Court will examine legality of the judgement delivered by chief justice A M Ahmadi, in 1996, which diluted charges against Unio...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday decided to re-examine its own judgement that led to lighter punishment of two years imprisonment for the accus...

CBI sought restoration of 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder' charge.

UCIL Chairman Keshub Mahindra got bail from session court in Bhopal.

Amid strong public reaction to the judgement in the Union Carbide case, the government is understood to be looking at legal position to che...

Amongst the 8 is Warren Anderson, ex-chairman of Union Carbide who is absconding. Activists say 25,000 died in the immediate aftermath.

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Yarn maker Spentex Industries on Thursday said it was looking at acquiring an East European firm to consolidate operations in the continent...

Country's largest yarn manufacturer Spentex has acquired Schoeller Litvinov k.s. in Czech Republic for $25 million.

In what would probably be the first qualified institutional placement (QIP) after Sebi allowed listed companies to raise funds through the ...

Gaining from someone else’s misery may not be something to boast about, but the synthetic yarn industry expects to multiply sales even as c...

Spentex Industries is acquiring Uzbekistan-based textile company Tashkent Toyetpa Tekstil for a sum of $81m, or approximately Rs 380 crore.