Indian pharma companies have been barred from doling out freebies to doctors from January to prescribe their medicines.
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22nd Oct 2026 | Updated at 02:23pm 22nd Oct 2026
Jio Platforms set to record India’s biggest IPO
Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani is preparing to launch what could be India’s biggest-ever IPO, despite a market downturn. Mumbai-based Jio Platforms, backed by Meta and Google, aims to raise up to Rs 302 billion (£2.4 billion) at...
New Adani, IHC to Invest £8.5 billion in Odisha
Adani Enterprises and Abu Dhabi-based International Resources Holding (IRH) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Odisha government to develop a greenfield aluminium project worth $11.5 billion (Rs 1.08 lakh crore) (£8.5 billion).The...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ruled out privatising the Railways and asserted that his aim was to ensure growth and modernization of the state run...
The Modi government has got down to working out a `things-to-do' list for states to make it easier for companies to do business.
Ratan Tata has invested in an affordable healthcare services startup - Swasth India - as for-profit social ventures catch the attention of high net worth...
In a move that could revolutionise transportation in India's business capital, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority has planned a 450 km...
Vistara, Tata Sons full-service carrier joint venture with Singapore Airlines, received its air operator permit (AOP) or flying licence from the industry regulator, paving the way for the passenger carrier to begin commercial operations
Three gold loan companies in Kerala have more precious metal in their vaults than the gold reserves of some of the richest nations
The Indian rupee hit 13-month lows and bonds fell sharply as markets in the region tumbled on fears about the global economy, raising doubts about whether...
Wholesale price inflation in India hit a zero level in November, the lowest in about five and half years, on account of decline in prices of food, fuel...
Indian economy is expected to pick up pace in 2015 and grow in the range of 5 to 6 per cent, helped by strong domestic demand, rating agency Moody's said
