- 22 Nov 2023
Bangladesh’s Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by the country’s largest Islamist party seeking to overturn a 2013 ruling that barred it from participating in elections for violating the constitutional provision of secularism
Bangladesh’s Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by the country’s largest Islamist party seeking to overturn a 2013 ruling that barred it from participating in elections for violating the constitutional provision of secularism
Republican lawmakers have launched a Congressional Hindu Caucus that will be the second but largest yet for championing causes and issues related to Hindu Americans
In a historic move, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation making Diwali a holiday for public schools in the city
Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca Pharma plans to cease production at its sole facility in India, located in Bangalore, as part of a "global strategic review"
Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai will be the initial cities of an all-electric taxi air service that IndiGo's parent company, InterGlobe Enterprises, wants to introduce and run in 2026
Walmart is actively seeking to form partnerships with new Indian suppliers and manufacturers in order to expand its product basket and enter newer categories. It considers India to be one of its top sourcing priorities.
The Bombay high court directed I-T authorities to refund Vodafone Idea £112.8 million paid in taxes in 2016-17, holding an assessment order against the telecom major “unsustainable and time-barred”
After cautioning lenders over the surge in unsecured personal loans for several weeks, the Reserve Bank of India moved in to make it costlier for banks and non-banks to lend to this segment by requiring them to set aside more capital
The curtains are closing on the saga of one-time Raja of Retail, Kishore Biyani’s flagship
Retailers in Great Britain faced a significant downturn in sales during October, indicating a high street recession in the lead-up to Christmas, primarily attributed to elevated borrowing costs and increasing prices