Spainish Prime Minister  Mariano Rajoy has said the country will stick to harsh austerity measures until it emerges from financial crisis, assuring the people that it would survive the turmoil.

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak had requested that his country be allocated a site in India to build nuclear reactors.

In the wake of a poor show by the Congress in the recent Assembly elections, the Opposition parties are likely ratchet up pressure on the government over critical issues.

Gujarat's power sector was in a shambles in 2001, when Narendra Modi became chief minister. A decade later it is in the forefront of states that have carried out sweeping power reforms, as a result of which it now has surplus power.

India's fragmented, decentralised nature will work to its advantage.

In the wake of corruption investigations, dysfunctional governance and a growing gulf between politicians and the people, the approaching assembly polls will circumscribe economic policy options.

The wrenching churn of global equity markets may just be the perfect setting to usher in India's next growth wave: reforms of its institutions that have played an important role in its high growth. However, the key question remains - whether India's institutions are up to dealing with an economy on the threshold of touching $2 trillion.

BT caught up with the former Ficci secretary general, a day after he felled CPI(M) leader and state finance minister Asim Dasgupta in the assembly polls. Listen to Amit Mitra's interview

Oil prices fell sharply to below $100 a barrel on Friday after a massive earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, the world's third-largest oil consumer, triggering knee-jerk sell-offs across financial markets.

Oil prices fell to near $101 a barrel on Friday in Asia after a massive earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, triggering knee-jerk flight to safety selling in regional markets.

While the national debate over revamping anti-corruption strategy would take some time, we must also initiate a national experiment in 'culture change to combat corruption'.

Reforms ought to be directed towards enabling more entrepreneurs and innovators.

The National Knowledge Commission chairman Sam Pitroda says the government has pursued e-governance exactly as it was told not to.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh can harvest several low-hanging fruits in his second term— most of them in the first three months.

As the Tata Motors drama plays out, should West Bengal worry over future investments?

He wants to upend the governance system so that power returns to where it belongs: the people.

Take the top three automotive companies by market cap (Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj Auto) and pit them against the top three real estate companies, DLF, Unitech, and Housing Development and Infrastructure.

Billions of dollars are to be poured into setting up more than 200 integrated townships across the country. While these could be the answer to India’s urban problems, there are several risks that developers and investors must negotiate. A BT-DTZ study.

It is no secret that West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, who has to fulfill popular aspirations and renew his mandate from the people every five years, does not see eye to eye with the unelected Karat and others of his ilk.