India, one of the world’s largest consumers and importers of pulses, may soon take over agricultural land in Africa and Myanmar to meet growing demand in its domestic market.
Raghuram Rajan will return to academia once his term as governor of India’s central bank ends in September.
It’s all about the timing. Just ask Raghuram Rajan.
Indian startups aren’t exactly having a ball. Funding is drying up, talent is scarce, and profitability is being questioned. But Mohandas Pai, one of India’s most prolific angel investors last year, isn’t particularly bothered.
Last week, the much-awaited monsoon rains arrived in India, causing relief among authorities and citizens.
The largest corporate deal in India’s renewable energy sector has been signed.
It’s straight from the horse’s mouth: Air India is in such a bad shape that nobody would want to buy it.
After decades of statistical juggling, India is preparing to go hi-tech with weather forecast.
India has a vulture problem, and it’s not the one you think. In the past 15 years, the country’s vulture population has declined by a whopping 99%.
Raghuram Rajan has a tough job.
Humanities student Ruby Rai scored a commendable 444 marks out of 500—a 90% score—topping this year’s Class 12 exams conducted by the education board of the northern Indian state of Bihar.
First there was the politics. Then there were petitions and advertisements. And now even India’s currency has joined the bandwagon.
In case you were trying to save up, good luck!
India’s economy grew at 7.6% in the year ended March, making the South Asian giant the fastest-growing large economy in the world.
In the 17 months between Oct. 2014 and March this year, some 2,234 persons across India have contracted the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) following blood transfusion, according to the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO).
Indians may soon be able to seek salvation online, but it will still be unclean.
India’s decided to go after Ponzi schemes that take millions of small investors for a ride.
Subramanian Swamy is back.
It’s a widely-held belief in India that a good monsoon brings with it a drop in food prices.
As Narendra Modi barrels into his third year in power, here’s a crude message for the Indian prime minister: Oil is not well.
When Narendra Modi swept into power in May 2014, there were concerns over how the prime minister would run his government. After all, as the chief minister of Gujarat, Modi—a self-professed “taskmaster“—centralised his administration and ran a tight ship.
The Reserve Bank of India recently went out to survey the condition of some 4,000 automated teller machines (ATMs) across the country, and it came back with some fairly grim news: One out of three ATMs in India don’t work.
India’s billion-dollar unicorns may be proof of the startup boom in Asia’s third largest economy, but it’s still no easy country for an entrepreneur.
The election results on May 19 are proof that, beyond a point, Indian voters don’t really care about corruption and corrupt politicians.
