Providing a cohesive platform for Indian designers The Hindu | Promoting Indian talent: Fashion expert Sunil Sethi during an interview in New Delhi. | Fashion Design Council of India president Sunil Sethi wants the designer community to use traditional handloom and embroidery in their new funky collections. In a chat with Madhur Tankha he reveals his plans fo...
Honda dumps India for Thai Deccan Chronicle Honda dumps India for Thai | New Delhi, Feb. 5: Japanese carmaker Honda will make Thailand the export hub for its upcoming small car, according to a top official of its Indian subsidiary. | The company’s Indian subsidiary Honda Siel Cars India, is gearing up to launch the small car in the country ...
Imperative to resume India-Pakistan dialogue The News International Monday, February 08, 2010 | Praful Bidwai | The writer, a former newspaper editor, is a researcher and peace and human-rights | activist based in Delhi | Does India have a coherent policy towards Afghanistan and Pakistan, which have major implication...
Monday, February 08, 2010 By Praful Bidwai The News International The writer, a former newspaper editor, is a researcher and peace and human-rights | activist based in Delhi | Does India have a coherent policy towards Afghanistan and Pakistan, which have major implications for its security? Going by recent developm...
Providing a cohesive platform for Indian designers The Hindu | Promoting Indian talent: Fashion expert Sunil Sethi during an interview in New Delhi. | Fashion Design Council of India president Sunil Sethi wants the designer community to use traditional handloom and embroidery in their new funky collections. In...
Honda dumps India for Thai Deccan Chronicle Honda dumps India for Thai | New Delhi, Feb. 5: Japanese carmaker Honda will make Thailand the export hub for its upcoming small car, according to a top official of its Indian subsidiary. | The company’s Indian subsidiary Honda Siel Cars India, is ...
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Thailand: Destination of choice for India and China TravelDailyNews REPORT-BRUNEI-ATF 2010: As Thailand restructures its marketing strategies to better exploit the opportunities amongst the high-potential and productive markets, country giants like...
Trade talks may spike proposal to ban e-waste DNA India | Mumbai: India’s free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations with EU and Japan are likely to prevent a proposal to ban trade in electronic waste (e-waste) from being incorporate...
India, Pak trade barbs over cricket IBN Live New Delhi: India and Pakistan are trading diplomatic barbs over cricket in the latest setback to efforts to improve relations between the two nuclear rivals, who have had strained ...
Advani backs Merchant on Padma awards selection criticism The Times Of India JAIPUR: Reigning world billiards champion Pankaj Advani has supported fellow cueist Yasin Merchant's criticism of the Padma awards' selection procedure, saying that despite being by and large fair it gets influenced by political pressure and lobbying...
German president criticises protectionist measures by some nations Samachaar New Delhi: Germany Tuesday decried the protectionist tendencies in some countries following the global economic crisis, even as it urged India to work together for a "genuine" global governance system which is just and fair. | This message ...
Absence of dialogue is hurting India The Hindu | Siddharth Varadarajan | The IPL fiasco shows it is impossible to maintain cordiality or rationality at the level of civil society when the government lacks the will to engage with Pakistan. | When the Angels who rule India say they favour dialogue ...
SRK, Kajol first Indian actors to ring NASDAQ opening bell The Times Of India NEW YORK: Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol have become the first Indian actors to ring the opening bell of the world's biggest stock exchange, NASDAQ, an honour usually reserved for CEOs of major corporations. | The actors who are in the US to promote their upcoming film, "My Name Is Khan" releasing Feb 12, came to NASDAQ and rang in the fi...
Villagers protest land acquisition for BMIC The Hindu | Staff Reporter | Not an inch of land will be given for township, says KRRS | About 1,900 acres of land needed | for township | A meeting to be held with | village leaders | A FIGHT FOR THEIR TURF: Members of the Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha staging a protest against the BMIC in front of the KIADB office on Wednesday. | Bangalore: Hundreds of peo...
