13 June 2008, New Delhi: The long drawn honey moon of India Inc seems to be getting over, the global oil and food crisis have forced the smooth sailing ship in turbulance. The rising inflation is effecting the growth story of India and large section of the poor and Middle class population is getting rest less. The government is hapless on the issue and icon of the dream team managing macro economics of the country have this to suggest, There is no "magic bullet" with the government to tame inflation and consumers will have to pay more if crude oil prices surge further, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia has said.

20 Jan 2008, New Delhi: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrived in India Sunday on a two-day state visit aimed at boosting economic ties and enhancing cooperation in a range of areas including education, counter-terrorism and climate change.

Brown, who reached New Delhi after visiting China, was accompanied by a large business delegation and planned to focus on talks to increase trade and investment with India, officials said.

27 April 2007, New Delhi: According to a Credit Suisse report, Indian GDP at the current price level of the rupee (Rs 40.76 per $) stands at $1trillion. The strengthening rupee has now made India the 12^th country to achieve this milestone.

With the Rupee appreciating to below 41 against the US dollar on Wednesday, it was the first day for the economy to be a trillion-dollar economy.

25 Jan 2007, NEW DELHI, India  -- Hindi Russi Bhai Bhai, but the dynamics have changed. It is no more an emotional appeal, as the two countries have started realising that economic relations are now far more important to build strong and lasting relationship. Russian President is very clear in his approach of dealing with this sensitive issue. Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to build four new nuclear reactors for energy starved India on Thursday, cementing his country's traditional role as India's main nuclear benefactor.

 
 
Wednesday, 08 November , 2006. 
 
New Delhi: NRI students have always faced discrimination in India where education was concerned. There are huge disparities in fee structures in private professional colleges—overseas students oftentimes have to pay five times more than the general category.

However, there is hope of justice. According to Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi, India will take the necessary steps to extend affordable education for NRI students.

”We want to make education in India affordable for our overseas students,” Ravi said at the two-day Economic Editors' Conference that began Tuesday in New Delhi.