E-commerce is one area where India has been hesitant about signing multilateral agreements, as it has stated that the country with its huge unorganised small and micro manufacturing and trading sector cannot be ready for binding international regulations

Money stuck for nearly a month, PMC Bank depositors stare at uncertain futureNearly a month after the RBI clamped down on the operations of scam-hit PMC Bank, the depositors say their woes have only worsened, with some unable to pay school fees of their wards, while others finding it difficult to meet medical expenses. Many fear that they might lose their lifetime earnings deposited in savings accounts, or in the form of fixed deposits. So far, three depositors have lost their liv...

India's dairy, steel, textile, MSME and e-commerce companies, along with advocacy groups pushing for data sovereignty, want the government to reject RCEP drafts

In almost 50 years of existence, the Switzerland-based World Economic Forum (WEF) has been a sought after networking platform for global leaders in business, politics and civil society. The organisation remains relevant even in today's digitally networked world

India imposed retaliatory tariffs on 28 US products, including walnuts, almonds and apples from June 5, after the Trump administration revoked its preferential trade privileges

The decoupling of the US-Chinese economies opens a huge opportunity for India. The Chinese economy is showing the strains of the US-China Trade War, with all indices pointing to a slowdown.

Ever since RCEP negotiations started six years ago, experts from participating countries have had 28 rounds of negotiations, the last being at Da Nang, Vietnam, from September 19 - 27

RCEP is a mega free trade agreement of 10 ASEAN countries with their six FTA partners, India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand

Ahead of Xi's India visit, China on Tuesday said the Kashmir issue should be resolved between India and Pakistan, significantly omitting its recent references to the UNresolutions.

Mohan Bhagawat said that the government's decision to relax foreign direct investment norms and disinvestment of public enterprises are borne out of compulsion to strengthen the economy