To challenge death penalty handed out to Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, India has begin arguments at the International Cout of Justice in The Hague.

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.

Earlier this week, the International Court of Justice late stayed the hanging of Jadhav. Pakistani military court had given death sentence to Jadhav on charges of spying.

In a clear message to visiting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had advocated a multilateral dialogue to resolve Kashmir issue, India today asserted that it is a Indo-Pak bilateral matter, essentially due to cross-border terrorism.

As of now, insulting the Tricolour or Constitution attracts a jail term up to three years. It is to be noted that the court had not imposed any punishment of fine for not obeying its order.

On September 28, 2016, Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif threatened India with nuclear strikes in wake of any retaliatory action after four fidayeen militants stormed an Army camp in Uri near the Line of Control and killed 19 Indian soldiers on September 18.  All terrorists were killed later.

Media entrepreneur Raghav Bahl talks about his new book Super Economies and how India and the US should deal with China's growing influence, in this interview with Business Today.

India and Iran agreed in 2003 to develop a port at Chabahar on the Gulf of Oman, near Iran's border with Pakistan, but the venture has made little progress due to Western sanctions on Iran.

Relations between India and Pakistan have not been good in the past six months. Officials in Islamabad are non-committal on the issue.

A senior official said that Modi is demonstrating willingness to break some of the older \"truisms about wanting to have equal ties with all great powers\".

China is expected to pledge billions of dollars of investment in India's rail network that can help reform the now-decrepit British-built system.

Bilateral trade between India and China touched $73 billion in 2011, making China India's largest trade partner, but slipped to $66 billion last year. The two countries aim for $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2015

Pakistan's decisions to hand over a port to China and source gas from Iran have raised alarm bells in India.

Start-ups always get our adrenaline going, and an able group of writers joined Das in telling the tales. Deputy Chief Photographer Shekhar Ghosh shot the cool cover and the gatefold after, helped by the intrepid pictures team.

Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani says the Commerce Ministry has only been tasked to move forward on the Most Favoured Nation status to India issue in bilateral negotiations.

Airtel not only wants to get to the next 100 million customers in three years, it hopes to cease being a telecom company—only. Kushan Mitra speaks to Bharti Airtel CEO Manoj Kohli and Deputy CEO Sanjay Kapoor to figure out the telecom giant’s future plans.

Stereotypes are easy to form but notoriously hard to break. So, when one thinks of the typical Chennai man, the image that most comes to mind is of one dressed in veshti, vibhuti smeared across his forehead, extremely conservative in his outlook and, of course, partial to rice—with sambar, ideally.

Two and a half years into her stint as the MD of biscuit major Britannia, Vinita Bali has got growth back. But where are the margins?