India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) will transfer 3.7 acres of land at Pragati Maidan on a 99-year fixed lease for developing the 5-star hotel

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the proposal for adoption of Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) programme by the Indian Patent Office (IPO) with patent offices of various other interest countries or regions

A World Trade Organisation dispute panel ruled on October 31 that India's key export promotion schemes violated WTO rules and hence should be withdrawn within six months

Staying away from RCEP is a decision in favour of country's small businesses, farmers, dairy, data security and manufacturing sector, says SJM

China had filed the complaint with WTO nearly six years ago seeking nearly $7 billion in retaliation, over anti-dumping tariffs placed by the US on more than 40 Chinese goods

Why India dithers on the mega trade deal

The first draft of the Social Security Code had proposed provisions like the right to social security for all, last worker having access to nearly 14 social security benefits and the constitution of a Central apex Council that's headed by PM

Fitch said the recent government measures to boost economy including a cut in corporate tax rates will gradually nudge growth

India climbed the rankings by making it easier to do business in four of the 10 areas of business regulation that the report measures, namely business incorporation, getting construction permits, resolving insolvency and trading across borders

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Army chief Bipin Rawat said, in a globalised world, to \"confront emerging threats, it will be wise to strengthen the paradigm of shared responsibilities for defence preparedness\"

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.

The advent of connected, autonomous, shared and electric mobility promises to reset the rules of the game and every carmaker - big or small, luxury or mass - will have to reinvent itself