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New Delhi must learn that air travel is no luxury (14152) |
| For many middle-class Indians, more affordable air travel has been one of the most visible fruits of the recent years of economic modernisation. |
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India may have solved cheap energy question (13668) |
| When police bring the traffic to an abrupt halt in Raipur, capital of the remote Indian state of Chhattisgarh, drivers know what to expect next. Soon, flashing red lights atop speeding gover... |
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Indian anger at US business snub to Tata (11019) |
| India's government and business community have taken offence at suggestions that Tata Group, the country's most respected and acquisitive conglomerate, would be an unsuitable owner for luxur... |
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India's 'Dalit queen' attacks Sonia Gandhi (10664) |
| India's two most powerful women were at each other's throats on Wednesday as Mayawati, champion of the country's lower castes, took to the country's airwaves to launch a bold attack on Sonia... |
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Air India seeks to cut 15,000 jobs (10429) |
| Air India, India's state-owned carrier, on Thursday admitted that it was seeking to pare its' bloated workforce by up 50 per cent, as state oil officials accused India's two biggest private ... |
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First-time novelist wins Booker (4872) |
| Aravind Adiga, a 33-year-old first-time novelist from India, is the surprise winner of this year's Man Booker £50,000 ($87,000) prize for fiction for his "perfect" book The White Tiger. |
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India central bank rumours mount (3944) |
| Speculation is gathering in Indian financial circles over who will be the next head of the central bank in Asia's second largest fast-growing economy, with the term of the present governor s... |
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India warns UK on immigration rules (3812) |
| Britain's new points-based immigration system risks making it harder for India and other developing countries to export information technology systems to the UK, New Delhi has warned. |
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Ties to Musharraf offer US a lesson (3485) |
| In his recent memoirs, Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's embattled and probably outgoing president, described a key moment on September 11 2001 in which a senior Bush administration official thre... |
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Twenty20 stirs new controversy (3447) |
| More than most sports, cricket is prone to crises, fits of hysterics and unplanned and uncoordinated lurches in new directions. Now it has all three at once. The game, as journalists like to... |
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