British PM visits India to boost trade links The Press Democrat | As the former colonial power here, Britain has had a complicated bond with India. But Cameron's newly elected government has placed special emphasis on India, hoping its emerging economy and growing international influence can help fuel British growth. | "I'm here with a very clear purpose: to ren...
AirAsia gets customer centre in India Kalinga Times | Chennai, July 26 (IBNS) AirAsia, a leading low cost carrier in Asia, has appointed Sutherland Global Services to establish a world class customer centre to service important guests from the growing Indian market. Sutherland will provide these services from their state-of-the-art center i...
India, UK agree to build education bond Deccan Herald New Delhi, July 29, DHNS: | Asserting that relations between the two countries will be taken to new heights, India and the United Kingdom on Thursday agreed to launch a new phase of the successful Education and Research Initiative, decided on the cre...
India, Britain revitalize strategic ties, to double trade (Roundup) m&c | New Delhi - India and Britain agreed Thursday to give a new boost to their strategic partnership and pledged to double trade and intensify counter-terrorism cooperation. | British Prime Minister David Cameron held talks with his Indian counterpart ...
Indian athletes to lose on home advantage: CGF CEO Mike Hooper The Times Of India NEW DELHI: Delay in the completion of the Commonwealth Games venues will rob the Indian athletes of the vital home advantage, Commonwealth Games Federation CEO Mike Hooper said on Thursday. | Hooper, who visited the Jawahar Lal Nehru stadium, venue f...
Vodafone promises to invest in India; wants good policies Deccan Herald New Delhi, Jul 29, (PTI): | Telecom major Vodafone today said it would continue to invest in its operations in India, but asked the government to provide "stable and good" policies. | "We invest in this market (India) ... We brought good competition ...
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Gulf Air to launch Aden flights soon Gulf News | Manama: Gulf Air, Bahrain's national carrier, said on Tuesday that it would soon launch flights to Aden and re-launch services to Colombo. | Services to Aden via Sana'a will star...
Coca-Cola Q2 net revenue up 5 pc, India sales up 22 pc Deccan Herald New Delhi, July 21 (PTI) | Global beverage major Coca-Cola on Wednesday posted a five per cent jump in net revenue to USD 8.67 billion for the quarter ended July 2, 2010, driven by...
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Crash: Air India to begin final settlement process Khaleej Times DUBAI ' Indian national carrier Air India (AI) will soon start the process for final settlement of compensation to the families of the Mangalore air crash, the airline has said. | ...
British PM works to deepen Indian economic ties Philadelphia Daily News | RAVI NESSMAN | The Associated Press | NEW DELHI - British Prime Minister David Cameron worked to deepen his nation's ties with India on Thursday, using his trip to the former colony turned rising regional power to rake in millions of dollars in new...
152 die in Pakistani airliner crash; 2 from U.S. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | ISLAMABAD -- A Pakistani passenger plane crashed in fog and intense rain in the Himalayan foothills near this capital city Wednesday morning, killing all 152 people on board in the country's deadliest domestic plane crash, according to civil aviati...
Thursday, July 29, 2010 By Ikram Sehgal The News International In another major attack on Pakistan's credibility as a responsible entity among the comity of nations, among the 92,000 secret US documents about the Afghan war leaked to the media by WikiLeak, a number of reports accused Pakistan's premier intellige...
India monsoon 38 per cent above normal in past week: Met office The Times Of India NEW DELHI: India's annual monsoon rains were 38 percent above normal in the week to July 28, the highest in the current season, the weather office said on Thursday. | Sources at the weather office had earlier told Reuters monsoon rains in the past week was at least a third higher than normal. | ...
Zardari urges China to invest in energy sector Gulf News | Beijing: Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari urged Chinese companies to invest in his country, telling them Wednesday that his government was looking to nuclear, hydro and alternative sources to meet an acute thirst for power. | Zardari made the remarks on the second day of a six-day visit to China that has underscored the strategic bond between...
