India

iphone 5 all set to launch in India

The most popular smartphone will be made available on 2nd November for India

JLR to manufacture cars in China

Following the success of its own car Range Rover Evoque, the company plans to manufacture and sell LandRover cars in China

Diesel cars for India by 2013-2014: Honda

Diesel engine to be fitted to Honda Sedan for Indian Markets

Diesel engines to be fitted to Honda Sedan for Indian Markets

Sony Xperia SL available online for Rs. 30,999

The Xperia SL that was quietly released by Sony without much fanfare of a full-fledged launch event is now available in India.

Tip of the day: How to cope up with falling deposit rates

Tip of the Day: How to cope up with falling deposit rates

Inflation wary people, there is more bad news in the offing. Leading banks in the country have announced deposit rate cuts. How to cope up, here are few useful tips!

HSBC cuts India GDP forecast on lack of reforms

Indian GDP growth forecast cut by HSBC

Global banking behemoth HSBC cut India Gross Domestic Product (GDP) forecast owing to a couple of factors, primarily being the lack of reforms and a challenging global economic backdrop.

Google Removes “Objectionable” Content from India

Internet giant Google has removed objectionable content from its Indian site after Delhi High Court warned Google to remove the content which it deemed “offensive and objectionable ” .

World's last typewriter factory shuts down in India

The world's last typewriter factory in Mumbai, India has shut down its production plant.

2.6 million stillbirths occur each year--study

According to the latest research by 'The Lancet,' nearly 2.6 million babies die each year all over the world.

Tomorrow's Monster Stock?

 Stocks climbing to 10 times their original price are rare breeds -- but they're not impossible to find. Especially when you have Fools for friends.

 

Still the Biggest Investment Opportunity in India

 Whenever I speak to investors, I generally spend a lot of time talking about China. A consequence of that focus is that I am inevitably asked one simple question during any follow-on Q&A: "What about India?"

 

Government audit rattles India

New Delhi -- An auditor's report in India said telecommunication regulators had mishandled $40 billion, causing a furor throughout the government.

Without an accusation that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was directly involved in the scandal, the Supreme Court, nonetheless, admonished the prime minister for failing to investigate the matter more thoroughly, The New York Times reported Friday.

The report, which caused Telecommunications Minister A. Raja to resign, said sales of airwave spectrum rights dating back to 2006 "lacked transparency and fairness."

In response, Kapil Sibal, an interim minister of telecommunications, said 69 of 130 airwave licenses may need to be revoked.