Raymond Ronamai

World Gold Council's third-quarter demand report showed central bank buying going far above most analysts estimates. Analysis shows the mystery buyers to be China or India.

At least two Goldman Sachs Group Inc executives face potential interviews under oath in connection to Rajat Gupta case.

India may allow supermarket chains such as the world's largest retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc to operate in the country.

Kingfisher Airlines slipped in market share to the third position in October, ceding ground to budget airline IndiGo.

The BCCI dismissed former player Vinod Kambli's claims of possible corruption in India's 1996 World Cup semi-final loss to Sri Lanka but Sports Minister Ajay Maken has demanded a probe.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Saturday conducted searches at Vodafone's Indian unit and Bharti Airtel's offices seeking details on spectrum allocation by the government.

Suzuki Motor Corp and estranged partner Volkswagen seemed headed for arbitration, after VW refused again to sell its 20 percent stake back to the Japanese carmaker.

The next parliament session will focus on passing the controversial Lokpal Bill, overshadowing calls for a renewed push on economic reforms

India expects to unveil a new telecoms policy in January, the country's telecoms secretary R Chandrasekhar said.

Reliance Industries and BP Plc have formed a joint venture India Gas Solutions to source, market and transport natural gas.

Gold inched up on Friday was still on track for its biggest weekly loss since September as euro zone debt contagion worries spooked investors.

India Inc has lost its swagger. Slowing growth, stubbornly high inflation, rising interest rates have dampened investor and corporate sentiment.

Suzuki Motor Corp said on Friday that it is planning to buy back up to 20 percent of its own shares held by Volkswagen.

United States Defense Secretary Leon Panetta appeared to call China and India threats on Thursday, in comments that the Pentagon quickly sought to correct.

A nun active in fighting for the rights of villagers threatened by coal miners was hacked to death with an axe by unknown assailants in Jharkhand.

A previously unknown manuscript by Bengali poet and Nobel Literature Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore is expected to fetch up to $250,000 when it is auctioned next month in New York.

China and India, the world's biggest mobile phone markets, are building fourth-generation (4G) networks based on the long-term evolution (LTE) technology.

The Reserve Bank of India's chief Duvvuri Subbarao pushed ahead with a rate hike at the October monetary policy meeting, overruling a majority of external members of advisory panel.

The rupee was largely steady on Thursday as corporate dollar sales helped offset the initial fall in the local unit due to weak start to domestic shares.

Indian government is planning to pass anti-corruption Lokpal bill in the winter session of parliament. Anna Hazare along with his team has been pressuring the government to pass the bill.

Vodafone India, buffeted by brutal competition and regulatory woes, expects a shakeout within two years.

U.S. listed software company iGate said that it plans to delist shares of its unit Patni Computer Systems to obtain full ownership of the company.

India marched steadily towards victory after enforcing the follow-on despite an improved batting performance by West Indies in the second innings of the second test.

It was reported that the energy major was in talks to buy a stake in cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines, but a spokesman for Reliance Industries denied the report.

Most popular social networking site Facebook is in trouble after being attacked by unknown hackers. Indecent content have hit some people's Facebook newsfeeds in the last few days.

Regional cold war between India and China seems to be warming up. Maldives described India as its best friend but China is trying to woo the island country.

Liquor baron Vijay Mallya, who is known as King of the Good Times, is in the news for his debt-strapped Kingfisher Airlines. Some alleged that his lavish and flamboyant lifestyle is responsible for the trouble.

Pakistan took further steps toward normal trade and travel ties with India on Tuesday, agreeing to open more commerce with its larger neighbor by February.

Many have criticized Kingfisher Airlines for causing inconveniences to the passengers but chairman of the airlines Vijay mallya defended the move, saying that it cannot afford to fly heavily loss-making routes.