Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have pumped in $4.4 billion in the Indian equity market so far this month buoyed by strong economic growth outlook.

Foreign funds have been investing heavily i

Canadian Trade Minister Peter Van Loan, who Friday discussed the issue of India's threat to ban BlackBerry with Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma, said the smart phone maker Research in Moti

The government plans to bring Rs.55,000 crore revenue within the tax net through withdrawal of profit-linked tax exemptions after the Direct Tax Code (DTC) is introduced in 2012-2013, Revenue Secretar

The government plans to bring Rs.55,000 crore revenue within the tax net through withdrawal of profit-linked tax exemptions after the Direct Tax Code (DTC) is introduced in 2012-2013, Revenue Secretar

At least 400,000 children below five years of age and 20,000 mothers die annually in Pakistan due to malnutrition, socio-economic problems and lack of access to proper health care.

The police here are on the lookout for Nitesh Rane, the son of Maharashtra revenue minister Narayan Rane, and at least two others for an alleged attempt to murder a member of his NGO.

The Indian information technology sector is likely to witness heavy consolidation in the coming months as mid-size companies struggle to sustain growth amid a rising anti-outsourcing tirade in the Uni

Police stations in the capital will have fewer men during the Commonwealth Games - because 40 per cent of the staff will be assigned to guard the athletes and Games venues.

"With just nine days left

Multi-billionaire Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg likes to wear worn jeans, cheap T-shirts and lives in a rented house. To relax, he likes drinking beer and eating fast food with workmates, it was re

Ayurvedic giant Dabur India's subsidiary in Nepal, Dabur Nepal, has received an unexpected "divine" boost after being targeted by a relentless smear campaign in the country.

Dabur Nepal's Mango Nec