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40% of Fruits and Vegetables Rot in India

Gloves for Indian Street Vendors

The next time you visit your favourite chai, pani puri or bhel puri stall, or any other small-time food seller, don't be surprised to see the vendors sport aprons and hand gloves.

Indian Property Market Faces Year-Long Freefall

"We are likely to see pre-launch projects coming with at 10% to 15% discount, over the pricing of other projects in the same areas."

Indians Prefer Eco-Friendly Products: Nielsen Survey

"The Indian shopper is very much in sync with the global consumer when it comes to environmentally sustainable products, from organic products to those tested on animals, there is fairly wide awareness among Indian consumers on what practice is

India Australia Trade Romance

A little over a decade ago, distrust between Canberra and Delhi was so high that Australian air force surveillance planes were spying on Indian navy ships.

35% of Fund Managers Believe Indian Market Undervalued

With the stock market losing over 11 per cent in the last three months, fund managers believe that the equity valuations have dropped to fair to undervalued zone.

Budget cuts and uncertainty ahead for Indian outsourcers

Economic problems in the U.S. are likely to lead to cuts in IT budgets, of up to 10 percent in some cases.

Tata Focusing on Internal Candidates for Successor

Bettle Free Indian Rice Certification

Exporters of rice products to the USA will need to get pest-free certification from the Indian government after infestations were found in imported rice to the US.

Global Investors Renew Interest in Indian Realty

With their home markets in turmoil, large global investors such as Blackstone, Carlyle, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation are actively scouting for and signing deals in the Indian property sector.