Some 3.2 million debit cards issued by India’s biggest banks may be exposed to a malware-induced security breakdown, the Economic Times newspaper reported on Oct. 20. Most of these cards belong to State Bank of India (SBI), HDFC Bank, Yes Bank and ICICI Bank.
The world’s largest professional network has big plans for India.
More than 19 months after the statistical tumult began over India’s GDP, the Narendra Modi government is finally trying to fix the mess.
India’s second-largest private oil refiner, Essar Oil, could soon come under Russian control.
India’s postmen may soon double-up as weathermen.
If you are in India and searching for celebrity gossip online, beware. Some searches would most probably expose your computer to viruses and malware.
Indian Railways, one of the world’s largest rail networks, is hobbling along on a slow and painful ride.
The world’s fastest-growing major economy may have hit an air pocket.
In 2016, India could see the biggest drop in remittances—money sent back home by its nationals working abroad—over the last decade.
India’s largest telecom spectrum auction is over, and the government’s made some serious money.
A new bad-loan problem is brewing in India.
It’s been a day of firsts at the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
Rural incomes in Asia’s third-largest economy are set to increase after the best monsoon season in three years finally washed away the woes of many Indian farmers.
The next few days are crucial for India’s $50-billion telecom industry.
Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio is already engaged in a battle with fellow telecom firms, and now the newcomer has also decided to take on the country’s telecom lobby group, the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI). The industry body was established in 1995 and has members such as Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India, Idea, and Jio, among other private mobile operators.
India has seen the biggest leap in ranking for any country in the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) global competitiveness index (pdf).
Over the last six years, the share of women on the boards of Indian companies has almost doubled. From 5.5% in 2010, the number grew to 11.2% in 2015, according to a new study by Credit Suisse.
On Sept. 12, seven-year-old Sreenandana just couldn’t stop talking about the new home she had moved into. Her parents didn’t have the heart to stop her.
India’s second-largest telecom firm, Vodafone India, has just got massive monetary help from its parent company to take on Reliance Jio, the newest entrant to the country’s $50-billion telecommunication industry.
The huge success of the first-ever initial public offering (IPO) by an Indian insurance company, which ended on Sept. 21, indicates the opportunity for insurers in a country of 1.3 billion people with growing incomes and financial awareness.
There is an ugly spat underway in India’s $50-billion telecommunication industry.
India’s dismal export growth is leading to massive job losses. And, after months of shrinking exports without any signs of improvement, the employment situation in Asia’s third-largest economy is set to worsen.
On Sept. 15, business news channel CNBC-TV18 flashed that India’s commerce ministry would propose a devaluation of the rupee.
The campus of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B), is one of the greenest zones in the city.
