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India seeks urgent start to rupee-dirham trade with UAE

India seeks urgent start to rupee-dirham trade with UAE

  • Reduces forex risks, US dollar reliance, says envoy
  • “Landmark model” for other nations if successful
By Sanjay Kumar ·
Update More than 80 injured as Indian police clash with Adani port protesters

More than 80 injured as Indian police clash with Adani port protesters

By Reuters ·
India, GCC agree to resume talks on free trade agreement

India, GCC agree to resume talks on free trade agreement

By Sanjay Kumar ·
Special India highlights growing UAE ties and trade after landmark deal

India highlights growing UAE ties and trade after landmark deal

By Sanjay Kumar ·
India successfully launches first privately made rocket

India successfully launches first privately made rocket

By Reuters ·
Indians no longer need police clearance certificates for Saudi visa: Saudi Embassy

Indians no longer need police clearance certificates for Saudi visa: Saudi Embassy

By Rashid Hassan ·
Hamdard India welcomes ban on Amazon sale of Pakistani Rooh Afza

Hamdard India welcomes ban on Amazon sale of Pakistani Rooh Afza

By SANJAY KUMAR & AAMIR SAEED ·
India pledges ‘inclusive, ambitious, action-oriented’ G20 as it assumes presidency 

India pledges ‘inclusive, ambitious, action-oriented’ G20 as it assumes presidency 

By Sheany Yasuko Lai - Sanjay Kumar ·
As world population hits 8 billion, China frets over too few babies

As world population hits 8 billion, China frets over too few babies

By Reuters ·
Oil Updates — Crude settles higher; Yellen says India can buy Russian oil outside price cap 

Oil Updates — Crude settles higher; Yellen says India can buy Russian oil outside price cap 

By Nirmal Narayanan  ·
Heartbreak for India fans after thrashing by England

Heartbreak for India fans after thrashing by England

By AFP ·
Light illuminates a street between the cluster of residential buildings in Kathmandu, Nepal November 8, 2022. (REUTERS)

Six dead after powerful earthquake shakes Nepal

By Reuters ·
Special Indian teenager shoots to fame with portraits of 15 anticolonial leaders drawn at once

Indian teenager shoots to fame with portraits of 15 anticolonial leaders drawn at once

By Sanjay Kumar ·

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