British PM works to deepen Indian economic ties Daily Star Lebanon | Friday, July 30, 2010 | - Powered by | Ravi Nessman | 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 business ...
British PM works to deepen Indian economic ties Herald Tribune | 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 business for the struggling British economy. | Cameron was expected to cap his three-da...
Pakistan must not be allowed to promote export of terror, says David Cameron The Guardian | British PM makes speech in Bangalore that comes close to endorsing the Indian government's view that the authorities in Pakistan have a hand in exporting terrorism David Cameron gives a speech in Bangalore, India. Photograph: Jagadeesh Nv/EPA | Dav...
Britain to allow export of civil nuclear technology to India The Guardian | Move likely to raise fears of leakage to military nuclear programme David Cameron talks to Vince Cable as they prepare to board a plane to Bangalore. Cable announced the move to allow export of civil nuclear technology to India. Photograph: Stefan ...
A trade route from Kutch to Bangalore DNA India | Bangalore: “Most of the old shops in Commercial Street are owned by members of the Kutchi Memon community,” says Anjum Razack, interior designer with the Prestige Group. Razack’s family, including brothers Irfan Razack and Rezwan ...
Karnataka government bans export of iron ore from 10 ports DNA India | Bangalore: With effect from Monday, the state government announced a ban on transport and export of iron ore from 10 ports in the state. This move to prevent the illegal transport and export of iron ore will stay in force until Lokayukta justice N ...
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Parthiv banking on Aus experience Deccan Herald Bangalore, July 23, DHNS: | Skipper Parthiv Patel is banking on the Australian experience of some of his team-mates when the India Emerging Players squad gets down to business in t...
Delhi top destination for end users looking to purchase flats The Times Of India Delhi is the most popular place to buy a property, according to a survey. The report reveals that 34% of those surveyed want to purchase a flat in Delhi, followed by 28% plugging f...
TCS net jumps 24% to Rs 1,906 cr, sales up 14% The Times Of India MUMBAI: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) joined Infosys Technologies in providing an upbeat assessment of demand and showed signs that its efforts to cut costs and improve profitabi...
Delhi top destination for end users looking to purchase flats The Times Of India Delhi is the most popular place to buy a property, according to a survey. The report reveals that 34% of those surveyed want to purchase a flat in Delhi, followed by 28% plugging for Mumbai and 11% each opting for Bangalore and Hyderabad. The survey ...
Two arrested in Bangalore for carrying fake cash printed in Pak Deccan Herald Bangalore, July 16 (IANS): | An international fake currency racket was busted with the arrest of two people carrying Rs.15 lakh in counterfeit notes - printed in Pakistan, police said here Friday. | “Anrool Shiekh alias Salim, 27, a native of W...
Fake currency notes racket busted in Bangalore The Times Of India BANGALORE: An international fake currency racket was busted with the arrest of two people carrying Rs.15 lakh in counterfeit notes - printed in Pakistan, police said on Friday. | "Anrool Shiekh alias Salim, 27, a native of West Bengal and Dubai Babu,...
Delhi top destination for end users looking to purchase flats The Times Of India Delhi is the most popular place to buy a property, according to a survey. The report reveals that 34% of those surveyed want to purchase a flat in Delhi, followed by 28% plugging for Mumbai and 11% each opting for Bangalore and Hyderabad. The survey also reveals that the realty sector in 2010 is going to be driven by end users. | Due to the recessi...
