India
- Tata Steel reports loss as demand wanes
Indian group hit by European slowdown and raw material prices and warns of ‘muted’ demand in its core markets this year - Ousted Maldives ruler calls for intervention
Mohamed Nasheed says international community needs to ‘help keep the peace’ to prevent the island nation from descending into violence - Iranians fail to pay Indian rice exporters
India’s rice exporters have warned against extending credit to Iranian customers after its buyers defaulted on payments of up to 200,000 tonnes of the grain - Telenor writes down NKr4.2bn on Indian woes
Supreme court decision on licences leads to sharp reversal of net income for the telecoms group, part-owned by the Norwegian government - Congress hopes state poll will revive party
Gandhi identifies success in month-long elections in Uttar Pradesh as key to re-energising Singh’s stalled administration - Indian carriers permitted direct fuel imports
The aviation minister’s move is described as a ‘game changer’ as it will eliminate hefty sales tax for the country’s troubled airlines - Wipro to beef up US hiring in image revamp
The Indian IT services and consulting group said it plans to “aggressively” expand its American workforce, as it seeks to localise its operations - A dogfight over Delhi
India’s choice of a new fighter jet reveals hard truths about a promising market – and the risks for politicians and executives of misreading it, write James Lamont and James Boxell - BAE considers cut to Typhoon price
UK defence group’s chief says it needed to talk to partners in Germany, Italy and Spain, but that all options were open - Operators braced for India licence fallout
Vodafone jumps on chance to win market share from rivals following the decision by India’s supreme court to revoke 122 licences with newspaper ads