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India unveils efforts to revamp labour laws

India unveils efforts to revamp labour laws

India’s archaic labour laws, some of which date back to 1923, are seen as an impediment to manufacturing.

Xi, Modi to address Australian Parliament

Xi, Modi to address Australian Parliament

Australia has placed great premium on closer ties with China and India over the last few years.

India, SouthAfrica pledge $5 mn at Gaza donor conference

India, SouthAfrica pledge $5 mn at Gaza donor conference

Pretoria and New Delhi are also implementing a series of development projects under the IBSA Fund in Palestine.

Super cyclone Hudhud makes landfall in India

Super cyclone Hudhud makes landfall in India

Authorities have so far evacuated over 400,000 people from the coastal areas of the two states to be hit by the typhoon.

India braces for super cyclone Hudhud

India braces for super cyclone Hudhud

The cyclone is expected to make landfall near the port city of Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh by Sunday noon.

India, Pakistan resume shelling over Kashmir border

India, Pakistan resume shelling over Kashmir border

20,000 Indian civilians have fled their homes owing to the fighting in border areas.

Chinese, Indians can use UK visa for Ireland

Chinese, Indians can use UK visa for Ireland

BRICS member, Brazil will also be covered, at a later stage, by the reciprocal arrangements.

India, US renew defence agreement for 10 years

India, US renew defence agreement for 10 years

A India-US Group will address implementation issues to deployment of US origin nuclear reactors in India.

Will support inclusive global order: Indian PM to Obama

Will support inclusive global order: Indian PM to Obama

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has met US President Barack Obama in Washington in an informal dinner on Monday.

No one country can run the world: Indian PM at UN

No one country can run the world: Indian PM at UN

Modi hit back at criticism over India’s blocking of a global trade deal.