30.72India
- Cameron makes free trade appeal to India
David Cameron, the UK prime minister, has appealed for New Delhi's support to defeat forces of economic nationalism that threatened to close down the world trading system at a time of economic weakness - Illness stops Gandhi-Cameron meeting
People associated with Mr Cameron's visit said it was suspected that she had been taken ill and was travelling - India warns on slowdown in capital flows
Growing risk aversion among investors is slowing foreign capital flows to emerging markets such as India, potentially choking inflows needed to fund the nation's widening current account deficit, India's central bank said - Osborne urges India to break EU trade logjam
The UK finance minister tells Indian bankers in Mumbai it is imperative to reduce the costs of trade between Europe and a 'linchpin power' in the world economy - Activists heckle Vedanta over bauxite mine
Vedanta's board defended the company's practices against several human rights groups who packed its annual meeting where activists jeered chairman Anil Agarwal - India storage woes add to strain on wheat
Mountains of food at risk of rotting – equal to a sixth of India's stocks – have erupted as a hot political issue, particularly as wheat prices soar - India plans tough stress tests of banks
The Reserve Bank of India announces an abrupt tightening of monetary policy and says it will undertake more tests in the future to build confidence in the banking system - TCS to increase staff in expansion drive
Indian outsourcer company plans to expand its workforce by a quarter to help drive expansion into fast-growing emerging markets - IT outsourcing drives India's economic ascent
The stellar growth of the IT industry remains the most exciting business story in modern India - PM carries 'spirit of humility' to New Delhi
David Cameron has promised to carry a 'spirit of humility' to India as he lands on a 'jobs mission' to the subcontinent that will reassure New Delhi that Britain's immigration cap will be enforced 'liberally'
- Cameron seeks Indian military contracts
Hawk jets and design plans for aircraft carriers will be among the wares as Mr Cameron and cabinet ministers embark on a trade mission - India raises rates
Asian policymakers have reverted to the business of balancing growth and inflation - India needs to go for stronger growth
Economic development is the best cure for poverty. Ensuring that growth benefits the most number of people is partly a matter of prioritising but Manmohan Singh's government should also give liberalisation another push - India cuts petrol subsidies
India has decided to end state control over petrol prices, allowing them to move with the global market – a crucial first step towards reducing New Delhi's massive petroleum subsidy bill - Backlash over India minimum float rule
Anger at rule change that will lead to a flood of more than $50bn of new shares being listed in India over three years - India
Multinational companies' love affair with India is not all sweetness and light. UK companies, which have embraced the Indian growth story and surging middle class, are discovering the pitfalls - StanChart seals India share sale
Standard Chartered finished its $590m Indian depositary receipt offering with bids worth more than two times the value of the shares on offer - Telecommunications: A tough call
Telecommunications: A rapidly expanding sector with the potential to drive the country's economic growth yet beset by falling revenues is increasingly seen as a test of Indian policymaking - Ambani vs Ambani
Investors have cheered the truce in the long-running sibling rivalry - Temasek buys NYSE's stake in Mumbai bourse
Singapore's Temasek Holdings buys a 5 per cent stake in India's National Stock Exchange from NYSE Euronext as part of its expansion strategy in Asia