Gigs, scams, ghost work: India tech sector's dark side
Indian police have raided hundreds of such centres in Ahmedabad, Delhi, Gurugram, Mumbai and Kolkata in recent years, and say they have charged thousands with fraud.
India resists calls for more air access in drive to be global aviation force
The South Asian nation is one of the fastest-growing aviation markets where demand for travel is outstripping the supply of planes, but the bulk of international traffic is captured by global carriers with efficient hubs.
India arrests 78 in ongoing manhunt for Sikh separatist
But Amritpal Singh himself was not thought to be among them.
Petronas offering US$460 million for stake in India's NTPC's green arm
The deal was the first time an Indian state-run company has offered a stake in a renewable energy arm.
India should keep lid on wheat exports to replenish local stocks, flour millers say
India imposed a ban in May last year, within days of promising to supply large quantities of the grain to a host of countries reeling from sky-high prices and severe shortages of the staple.
India's Adani Group pre-pays over US$900 million worth share-backed financing
Gautam Adani-led Adani Group has been looking to ease concerns about its credit profile after a US-based short seller noted high debt and alleged improper use of offshore tax havens and stock manipulation.
Russia working to ease visa regime for India, other countries, reports say
India has kept a neutral stance, declining to blame Russia for the invasion while sharply boosting its purchases of Russian oil.
Indian child marriage arrests leave teen brides in the lurch
Marriage under 18 is illegal in India, though almost a quarter of married Indian women wed before their 18th birthday, reports show.
India to get heatwaves this year after hottest February on record
A heatwave for the second straight year could dent production of wheat, rapeseed and chickpeas, and complicate governments efforts to bring down food inflation.
India urges focus on 'most vulnerable' at G20 meeting, avoids mention of war
Participants at the meeting, however, are likely to focus on the war in Ukraine.
Host India does not want G20 to discuss more sanctions on Russia, sources say
Officials say the war's macroeconomic impact will be discussed but India does not want to deliberate on additional actions against Russia.
Indian foreign minister says ties good with global powers barring China
India has kept a neutral stance on the war, declining to blame Russia for the invasion of its neighbour, seeking a diplomatic solution and increasing its purchases of Russia oil over the past year.