Yoga guru Baba Ramdev said his consumer products company is in the process of acquiring land in Jammu and Kashmir to set up a unit there and would also offer jobs to youth in the state.

Despite China's repeated provocation, India's response has been measured with External Minister Shushma Swaraj making it clear that for any resolution in Doklam area, both the countries should pull its forces back from the territory in question.

Last year, Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman while answering a question in the Rajya Sabha made it clear that it was not possible for India to put a 'blanket ban' on Chinese products due to WTO rules.

India's plans to ban Chinese power firms due to concerns over cyber-attacks could backfire on India even though the move would cause losses to companies from China, a report in a state-run daily said today.

The last time two countries locked horns with each other at the ICJ was when Islamabad sought its intervention over the shooting down of its naval aircraft in the Kutch region on August 10, 1999.

India on Sunday boycotted China's high-profile Belt and Road Forum, taking its protest over a controversial economic corridor traversing through Pakistan- occupied Kashmir (PoK) to a new level despite Beijing's overtures to ensure New Delhi's participation.

India has strong reservations over the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a flagship project of China's prestigious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which is expected to figure prominently in the two-day meet.

Angry Chinese netizens today called for the boycott of the United Airlines for \"racial discrimination\" after a 69-year-old Chinese-American passenger was forcibly removed by its staff from an overbooked flight in Chicago.

Instead of Chinese goods, people prefer earthen lamps and decorative items made from paper, clay and plastic to decorate their houses and some even used last year's material for decoration purposes.

The Rs 5,000-crore turnover company has several products under its belt which its founders claim are free from chemicals and nature-friendly. Its products have found widespread acceptance in the country, with Patanjali stores opening in almost every market in big Indian cities.

Chinese embassy referred to reports that local sellers in Sadar Bazaar, the largest wholesale market of household items in India, have complained about their Chinese goods sale dropping by at least 20 per cent.

Smaller players and even start-ups in China are rushing to India as they see the country as the next frontier in internet-based businesses and a promising market for them to replicate Chinese tech giants' success stories.

Chinese cellphone maker Xiaomi has sold a record one million smartphones in India in 18 days during the Diwali festive season, despite boycott calls of Chinese goods in the country, state media reported on Thursday.

However, anti-China sentiment has pervaded social media platforms in India over China's repeated blockade to India's efforts to get Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar designated a terrorist by the United Nations.

The calls to boycott Chinese products this Diwali festive season circulating on social media have made inroads in the houses prompting children and women not to use China-made products.

\"We are coming up with the world's largest university in National Capital region, where 80% of earnings of Patanjali will be spent on education and sports,\" he said.

Business houses in the US, the UK and other parts of European Union are happy with the prospects of Modi winning the polls. They have concerns about his unproven secular credentials, but are quick to add that if he comes to power, he would be accountable to the people and constitutional institutions.

India is warming to Iran again, despite pressure from the United States and the European Union to boycott the country because of its controversial nuclear programme.

The India arm of US auto maker GM is in the midst of a DNA change, a result of the 50 per cent stake Chinese automaker SAIC bought in the company in February 2010 for Rs 2,990 crore. The new GM India plans an audacious assault on the Indian market with no less than five Chinese cars in six months, starting January next year.