Mumbai - After years of depressed growth, the direct-to-home industry is likely to improve over the next two years as costs decline, companies aggressively increase their subscriber base and the marke

Mumbai, Dec. 20: Tata Chemicals’ British unit, Brunner Mond, has signed a binding agreement to acquire British Salt Ltd for £93 million, the Indian company said on Monday.

The acquisition provides an

Mumbai, Dec. 20: JSW Steel Ltd, India’s third-largest steel producer, is in advanced talks to buy out the controlling stake of Ispat Industries’ founders, two sources directly involved with the matter

New Delhi: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will lobby hard during a visit to India on Tuesday for the former Cold War ally to stay loyal to Russian-made fighter jets and nuclear reactors, rather tha

New Delhi: A ministerial panel may meet by end-December on diesel prices, Oil Secretary S. Sundareshan said on Tuesday.

He said a scheduled ministerial panel meeting on Wednesday has now been deferre

Abu Dhabi, Dec. 19: European champions Inter Milan won the Club World Cup and brought some relief to beleaguered coach Rafael Benitez when they brushed aside Africa’s TP Mazembe 3-0 in the final on Sa

Yeonpyeon: South Korea will go ahead with live firing drills from a disputed island on Monday, local media said, despite threats of attack by Pyongyang and pressure from Russia and China to cancel the

London: The British government plans to liaise with Buckingham Palace after it emerged that Queen Elizabeth's head could disappear from stamps as part of plans to sell off the Royal Mail.

The coaliti

Seoul: North Korea's military said on Monday it 'was not worth reacting' to South Korea's military drill on the disputed island of Yeonpyeong, the North's state news agency KCNA reported.

"We felt it

Yeonpyeong: South Korea said on Sunday bad weather was delaying the start of a live-fire exercise that prompted North Korean threats of war, adding that it had no plans to scrap the drills despite int