Strike hits Indian banks, but treasury functions normal | Reuters
A nation-wide bank strike in India hit the public transactions like cheque clearances and cash deposits, but the vital treasury operations including a 150 billion rupee ($2.24 billion) government bond...
View ArticleIndia’s biggest tax reform GST looms, many companies unprepared | Reuters
Throughout years of political gridlock, the risk that India might pass its biggest tax reform since independence appeared reassuringly remote for many businesses. Until now.Suddenly, the prospect that...
View ArticleIndia’s Controversial Cow Protection Group Conducts Cattle Census – India...
A group concerned about the safety of India’s cows has embarked on a controversial and ambitious mission this month: counting all the cattle in the state of West Bengal. “Our aim is to save the cow...
View ArticleCowboys and Indians | The Economist
CLOSE your eyes and you could be in a farmyard: a docile heifer slurps a grassy lunch off your hand, mooing appreciatively. Now open your eyes to the relentless bustle of a huge city: the cow is tied...
View ArticleThe Economist explains: Why Kashmir is erupting again | The Economist
TODAY marks the 48th consecutive day of protests in Jammu & Kashmir, India’s only Muslim-majority state. Young Kashmiri men have been on the streets calling for independence from India and throwing...
View ArticleCan India really halve its road deaths? – BBC News
For a crash course in India’s car-crash culture, go to Mumbai. There are more accidents here than any other Indian city. You’ll witness a dangerous mix of pedestrians, scooters, cars, buses and lorries...
View ArticleHow has India changed a year after Dadri beef lynching? – BBC News
It has been a year since a Muslim man in northern India was lynched over rumours that his family had slaughtered a cow and eaten beef. Hindus consider cows to be sacred, and for many, eating beef is...
View ArticleIndia tax amnesty draws $9.8bn in asset declarations — FT.com
Modi government claims progress in fulfilling election vow to crack down on ‘black money’ A four-month amnesty for tax evaders in India has resulted in the declaration of hidden assets worth nearly...
View ArticleWhy are millions of Indians marching in silence? – BBC News
It is a unique protest: the silent marchers have no leaders; and they include the peasant and the professional. Women lead many of the marches; and politicians are not allowed to seize them. It is a...
View ArticleAn uncertain community | The Economist
FOR a community of 172m, almost 15% of the population, Muslims at first glance appear oddly absent from the pages of India’s newspapers. In fact, they crop up a lot, but not by name. Instead, reporters...
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