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Bitter-sour-sweet trade deals

India, Feb. 10 -- "India will eliminate or reduce tariffs on US industrial goods, and a wide range of food and agricultural products, including dried distillers' grains (DDGs), red sorghum for animal ... Read More


Indians needed elsewhere, not US

India, Feb. 10 -- In the mother-of-all-deals with the European Union (EU), mobility of Indian professionals to Europe was a crucial clause. The same was the case with the distant-cousin-of-all-deals w... Read More


Blase Capital BUDGET CUTS

India, Feb. 10 -- There were a number of reports after the Budget related to how the fiscal numbers were a bit wonky, with the central government in a bit of a tight spot. The revised revenue estimate... Read More


Land acquisition appeals not barred under limitation law: SC

India, Feb. 10 -- A significant decision, the Supreme Court on Monday ruled that appeals filed against the compensation awarded for land acquisition are not barred under the limitation act, and the Hi... Read More


Decide Kuldeep Sengar's plea in 3 months, SC to Delhi High Court

India, Feb. 10 -- The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Delhi High Court to accord an out-of-turn hearing to expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar's plea challenging his conviction in the custodial... Read More


From braille to bench: Thanya Nathan to become Kerala's first judge with visual disability

India, Feb. 10 -- When the Supreme Court last year allowed persons with disabilities to enter the judicial service, 24-year-old Thanya Nathan saw a new opportunity open up. Inspired by the judgment, t... Read More


Competition Commission probing alleged cartelisation by steel makers: Govt

India, Feb. 10 -- The Competition Commission is probing the alleged cartelisation by steel manufacturers and the investigation report has been shared with the parties concerned to provide their object... Read More


Why land ownership is still a legal illusion

India, Feb. 10 -- In popular understanding, land ownership in India is treated as a settled fact. Put simply, it is a matter of having the 'right papers', a registered sale deed, and entries in revenu... Read More


After the uniform: Rethinking retirement in India

India, Feb. 10 -- On December 31, I handed over the keys in the afternoon, walked out of my office, and returned the official vehicle that had been part of my life for decades. It was not my biologica... Read More


Japan steps out of the shadows

India, Feb. 10 -- Japan, one of the Axis powers in the Second World War, has maintained a low profile in geopolitics, focusing mainly on economic growth while quietly avoiding the political headwinds ... Read More