Jet Airways likely to resume operations in July
INDIA’s Jet Airways can now resume commercial flights as the directorate general of civil aviation (DGCA) on Friday (20) granted Air Operator Certificate (AOC)...
Ukraine war puts Indian diamond polishers out of work
INDIA’S huge diamond-polishing industry has furloughed around 250,000 of its roughly two million workers because of sanctions on Russia hitting supplies, a trade union...
Ratan Tata wins praise for travelling in Nano
INDIA’s Tata Group head has won hearts when he travelled in India’s cheapest car this week.
The chairman emeritus of the Tata Group, Ratan Tata reached in...
UK cost of living crisis to peak later this year
BRITAIN’S worst cost of living crisis in three decades won’t peak until the tail end of this year but the Bank of England will...
Indian insurance giant slumps after country’s biggest IPO
INDIAN state-owned insurance giant LIC slumped on its market debut on Tuesday (17) following the country’s biggest-ever initial public offering, closing nearly eight per...
Adani in £8.58 billion deal for Holcim India cement business
INDIAN billionaire Gautam Adani struck a $10.5 billion (£8.58 bn) deal to buy Swiss cement giant Holcim’s local business, the companies said, betting on...
India bans wheat exports as domestic prices soar
INDIA banned wheat exports on Saturday (14), just days after saying it was targeting record shipments this year, as a scorching heat wave curtailed...
Tracking upward trends of Indian investment in the UK
THE shadow foreign secretary David Lammy and his Labour front-bench colleague, Preet Gill, the shadow international development secretary, have both dismissed Boris Johnson’s recent...
Five Indian startups join Tech Pioneers Community
THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM said 100 new startups, including five from India, have joined its Technology Pioneers Community and these include entities from healthcare...
How Sri Lanka’s economy went into a tailspin
Sri Lanka is suffering its worst economic crisis since its independence from Britain in 1948.
Months of lengthy blackouts and acute shortages of food, fuel...
