”india” News

Air passengers could face strike delays

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Passengers at airports across India could face delays from Tuesday as thousands of airport employees plan to go ahead with an indefinite strike after talks with the government broke down.
03 13 2008 2:26AM (...more)

Pakistani buries "cricket fan" held in India

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani man who lost his passport in India while there to watch cricket in 2005 was buried on Tuesday a day after his body was sent home from India where he had been imprisoned as a spy, his brother said.
03 13 2008 2:24AM (...more)

CJP Announces 2nd Global Jatropha Hi-Tech Agricultural Training Programme in India from July 14-18, 2008

Centre for Jatropha Promotion & Biodiesel (CJP) is happy to announce the 2nd Global Jatropha Hi-Tech Agricultural Training Programme (JTP) in India from July 14-18, 2008. CJP has the privilege to provide most authoritative Knowledge platform
03 10 2008 12:15AM (...more)

India gold demand low as prices near record

MUMBAI (Reuters) - India 's gold demand remained low on Friday as prices remained near record highs, prompting buyers to wait for a fall, dealers said.
03 8 2008 2:40AM (...more)

India softpedals on nuclear deal as left adamant

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India 's coalition government has virtually ruled out signing a controversial nuclear deal with the United States without the support of its communist allies, sparking fresh uncertainty about the fate of the pact.
03 8 2008 2:39AM (...more)

India still seeks support for U.S. nuclear deal

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India said on Monday it was still looking for political support at home for a controversial nuclear deal with the United States, even as Washington says time is running out.
03 6 2008 6:41AM (...more)

Maruti Suzuki lowers car prices after tax cut

MUMBAI (Reuters) - India 's top car maker Maruti Suzuki Ltd said on Friday it had cut prices of some models following a government proposal to trim tax on small cars.
03 1 2008 4:28AM (...more)

India hopeful on nuclear deal despite adamant left

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India said on Monday it was still hopeful of clinching a nuclear deal with the United States, in what analysts said was an indication the government was making a final effort to convince its communist allies about the pact.
02 28 2008 5:15AM (...more)

Pappu Yadav jailed for killing rival

PATNA, India (Reuters) Parliamentarian Rajesh Ranjan, also known as Pappu Yadav, was sentenced to life imprisonment on Thursday for ordering the killing of a rival politician in 1998, lawyers said.
02 15 2008 4:50AM (...more)

Oil India unmoved by axed IPOs, says issue on track

MUMBAI (Reuters) - State-run explorer Oil India Ltd will go ahead with its initial public offer to raise up to $378 million after March despite the crash of three IPOs in a volatile Indian market, the firm's chairman said on Tuesday.
02 13 2008 2:15AM (...more)