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India aide says Pakistan missile triggered n-tests

New Delhi, May 13 (Reuters) – Pakistan’s test launch of its longest-range missile last month triggered this week’s series of underground nuclear tests by India, a…

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Book Review: My Years in an Indian Prison 

So much is being written about political prisoners in India these days, that the layman might succumb to the temptation of focusing more on the…

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India says China has surveillance base in Myanmar

3 May 1998 Reuters News English (c) 1998 Reuters Limited NEW DELHI, May 3 (Reuters) – India’s defence minister said on Sunday China had built…

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India starts to count sanctions cost over n-tests

14 May 1998 Reuters News English (c) 1998 Reuters Limited NEW DELHI, May 14 (Reuters) – India woke up on Thursday to the first full…

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India wrestles with moral dilemma of nuclear clout

17 May 1998 Reuters News   English (c) 1998 Reuters Limited   NEW DELHI, May 17 (Reuters) – “If the radiance of a thousand suns…

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Interview- India has been a “soft state”

27 May 1998 Reuters News English (c) 1998 Reuters Limited NEW DELHI, May 27 (Reuters) – India’s nuclear tests alone will not make the country…

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Focus- India says Pakistan N-tests justify policy

29 May 1998 Reuters News English (c) 1998 Reuters Limited NEW DELHI, May 28 (Reuters) – The Indian government reacted calmly on Thursday to news…

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INTERVIEW-Kashmir might spark N-war – separatist

7 August 1998 Reuters News English (C) 1998 Reuters Limited SRINAGAR, India, Aug 7 (Reuters) – India and Pakistan could wage nuclear war over the…

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FOCUS-At least nine dead in severe India quake

29 March 1999 07:16 Reuters News English (c) 1999 Reuters Limited NEW DELHI, March 29 (Reuters) – At least nine people died in two north…

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Indian Kashmir talks offer sows confusion, anger

28 July 1997 Reuters News English  (c) 1997 Reuters Limited  NEW DELHI, July 28 (Reuters) – India’s Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral has caused anger…

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Interview-India flays “imperialist” nuclear qualms

8 May 1999 Reuters News English (c) 1999 Reuters Limited NEW DELHI, May 8 (Reuters) – India rejects fears by “yesterday’s imperialists or today’s new…

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India fields seasoned negotiator at Pakistan talks

26 March 1997  Reuters News  English  (c) 1997 Reuters Limited  NEW DELHI, March 26 (Reuters) – Salman Haidar will be an immovable object facing a…

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India’s Kashmir talks offer — flip-flop or ploy? 

28 July 1997  Reuters News  English  (c) 1997 Reuters Limited  NEW DELHI, July 28 (Reuter) – India’s Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral performed one more…

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Sri Lanka’s garment makers want trade, not aid

9 January 2005 Reuters News English (c) 2005 Reuters Limited COLOMBO, Jan 9 (Reuters) – The only problem Sri Lanka’s intrepid garment makers faced after…

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FOCUS-Queen’s India visit hit by row over protocol

15 October 1997  Reuters News  English  (c) 1997 Reuters Limited  NEW DELHI, Oct 15 (Reuters) – Queen Elizabeth’s visit to India was hit by fresh…

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India looks back in frustration at queen’s visit

19 October 1997  Reuters News  English  (c) 1997 Reuters Limited  NEW DELHI, Oct 19 (Reuters) – India looked back in frustration on Sunday at a…

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Woollen blankets, used clothing clog Sri Lanka aid pipeline.

8 January 2005 Reuters News English (c) 2005 Reuters Limited   SAMMANTHURAI, Sri Lanka, Jan 8 (Reuters) – Sitting cross-legged on the cramped, bucking floor…

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ANALYSIS-Sri Lanka’s economy does not take tsunami lying down

7 January 2005 Reuters News English (c) 2005 Reuters Limited COLOMBO, Jan 7 (Reuters) – More than 30,000 Sri Lankans lost their lives when the…

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Sri Lankan chronicle of deaths unforetold.

5 January 2005 Reuters News English (c) 2005 Reuters Limited   TANGALLA, Sri Lanka, Jan 5 (Reuters) – From a few hundred feet up, with…

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‘Our Way Of Life’

We’re a long way from solving Britain’s race riddle QUITE A few of my trips to London have been shadowed by death, or the portent…

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READING THE BAR CODES

“UPON MY WORD: India’s prisons are stuck in a time warp” STRANGE HOW time’s machine travels back and forth at warp speed. Two hundred and…

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Sri Lanka tsunami aid becomes geopolitical game

3 January 2005 20:17 Reuters News English (c) 2005 Reuters Limited COLOMBO, Jan 3 (Reuters) – Sri Lanka’s tsunami devastation has drawn a huge international…

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Hooks & Crooks

I remember a composite satellite photograph of the world taken at night time. One country stood out like a black blotch on a map that…

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Are Indian CEOs Overpaid?

The day before this issue of Business Today hits news stands, America will vote for a new president. The day after you invest less than…

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Most Powerful Women

Our Prime Minister can seem like an accidental politician. Speaking publicly, he comes across as earnestly wooden, and when he addressed the nation on September…

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The New GE Way

Jeff Immelt stepped into Jack Welch’s shoes four days before 9/11. Even more than the legendary Welch, he has GE blood in his veins –…

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Arriving in the 21st century

I Experienced my epiphany about consumer media a couple of years ago on a Tokyo subway When I lived in Japan in the mid- 1990s,…

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Do Not Miss trade Bus to India, PM tells S Africa

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told a group of senior Indian and South African businessmen on Monday that he was confident India can accelerate economic growth…

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SA lends India N-hand

Pretoria gets New Delhi’s support for Security Council seat The Leader of India and South Africa made a strategic trade off on Monday India decisively…

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A Battle Supreme

Titled Judiciary: At­tacks and Survival, the speech had been long in coming, the speaker delayed, first by an attack of diabetes in March and then…

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Mysterious U-Turn

Although it is a blasphemous thought, it has cropped up in many a legal mind during the last few weeks: if bets were placed on…

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Jagannath Mishra-Cleared By The Court

HE INDIA-RUBBER man, Jagannath Mishra, had done it again. For months, the Bihar chief minister’s political fate had hung in the balance while the Supreme…

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Cheating The Hangman

Convicted killers Billa and Ranga were expected to make headlines last fortnight. Make news, they certainly did, but not the way everybody anticipated. Instead of…

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Hanging Fire

The Quality of justice seemed to be under tremendous strain last fortnight. At issue was the vexatious question of capital punishment. As usual, the shock…

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Until Death Do Us Part

No Amount of civilised debate can take away from the savagery of the traditional Indian marriage. In the last few weeks, eight women have died…

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Caught In The Crossfire

Indian foreign policy has always suffered from contradictory tugs and pulls, and last month the Government exposed its tendency to over-react to global developments. Israeli…

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Snag In The Rope

Anticlimax has become the boon companion of the Supreme Court. When the court reopened on July 18 after its summer vacation, it was shadowed by…

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The Tamil Tragedy

The 35-km ride from Katunayake International Airport into Colombo in a slow Mitsubishi coach I driven by a nervous Sinhala I is enveloped in silence.…

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A LONE PRIME MINISTER IN A NATION OF PRESIDENT

Quit moaning and hear the good news, folks! India is going to be the world’s largest beef exporter in 2012, beating out Australia and Brazil…

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Interview: Robert Zagha

Roberto Zagha has been the World Bank’s Country Director in India since January 2009, when the economy was reeling from the global financial crisis and…

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“WASHINGTON IS STARTING TO LOOK LIKE DELHI”

An erudite scholar, acclaimed author, and the William Ziegler Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School, British historian Niall Ferguson wears several hats.…

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“ India a $10 Billion Market In five Years “

On the US economy Things are getting better in the United States. It’s a slow recovery, and some of that is based on how steep…

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Lean on Me

The US economy needs India more than ever, says Chaitanya Kalbag. Barack Obama had barely walked out of Parliament’s Central Hall when the debate began…

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TOO BIG TO FAIL

Independence Day is a good excuse for some economic chest-thumping. We should be proud that lndia is a free-enterprise democracy. Imagine the world’s burden if…

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NOISE OFF

My family cracks up every time we watch Noises off, the rambunction 1992 comedy. Maybe we find it funnier because we live in such a…

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