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India likely to pip China in number of overseas students in UK this year
India is likely to pip China in terms of the number of overseas students in the UK this year. From only 20,000 five years ago to issuing...


Educated, ambitious, ever more powerful: How Indian migration is changing the nation
It’s grey, gloomy and wet on this wintry Sunday in Rowville, on the industrial eastern edge of Melbourne’s suburban sprawl. But inside a...


Multiple Chinese companies to delist from NYSE voluntarily
China's major oil producers and several other Chinese companies announced on Friday that they plan to voluntarily delist their shares...


China is world's 2nd largest commercial satellite owner
China started its commercial aerospace sector in 2015, when the country launched a 10-year plan to engage private players in the once...


Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav in NY: Khadi tricolour fly-past over the Hudson, billboard at Times Square
As a part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the Federation of Indian Associations NY-NJ-CT-NE (FIA) has organized a wide range of unique events...


India to stop carbon credit exports until climate goals are met
INDIA will ban firms to export carbon credits until the nation meets its climate goals, Power And Renewable Energy Minister Raj Kumar...


Gukesh crushes Caruana, Raunak subdues Perez as India overpower USA 3-1 at Chess Olympiad
Step by step, D Gukesh is leaping into chess stardom. Move by move, he is scalping one chess immortal after the other. Alexei Shirov...


Indian Foreign Policy Comes Of Age, And Provokes Ire Of Western Media
Events in Sri Lanka during the past few weeks were on predicted lines. The unabashed family rule actively promoted corruption and abysmal...


Chinese Leaders Say GDP Goal Is Guidance, Not a Hard Target
China’s top leaders told government officials last week that this year’s economic growth target of “around 5.5%” should serve as guidance...


Biden’s ‘Wag-The-Dog’ Policy Not Good For America, India Or The World
In 1997, Barry Levinson directed a classic political satire called Wag the dog, starring Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffmann. It was about...


Agrochemicals Market Size is projected to reach USD 286 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 2.89%
New York, United States, Aug. 02, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Agrochemicals are chemical or biological compounds used to improve crop...


India now among select nations that shape global financial sector trends: PM
Prime minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched a “Connect Platform” integrating India’s National Stock Exchange and the International...


Indians top the list of immigrant founders of Unicorns in US
India, with 66 companies, tops the chart as the country of origin for the immigrant founders of US unicorns, a National Foundation for...


India well-positioned now to realise its superpower potential, says Citigroup chief Jane Fraser
India is uniquely positioned to realise the potential of a superpower as the country has put in place building blocks that can also make...


India has zero probability of slipping into recession, says survey
The risk of recession in a handful of Asian economies is rising as higher prices spur central banks to accelerate the pace of their...


China takes world crown in power battery development for NEVs
China leads the world in the development of power batteries for new energy vehicles (NEVs), a report released by the Ministry of Industry...


Four out of five UNSC member nations support India's bid for permanent seat
Four out of five permanent members of the UN Security Council (UNSC) have supported India's candidature for a permanent seat in the top...


4,23,559 Indian migrant workers returned from ECR countries from June 2020-December 2021
A total of 4,23,559 Indian migrant workers returned from ECR countries during the Covid pandemic between June 2020 to December 2021, with...


India’s BA, MA degrees to get equivalence in the UK
Degrees of Indian students of certain bachelors, masters and doctoral courses will now be treated on par with those in the UK that would...


‘With You, Without You, Or In Spite Of You’: Why Modi Government Was Right In Ignoring Perennial Det
The prevailing global situation leaves no scope for complacency for any country. The Covid-19 pandemic was followed by a full-fledged...
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