Induction stoves fly off shelves in India as gas shortage fears spark panic buying

By Praveen Paramasivam CHENNAI, March 12 (Reuters) - Indian households are rushing to buy electric induction stoves, draining stocks online and in stores, amid fears of a potential cooking gas shortage tied to the Middle East conflict.

Which place in India is known as ‘Little Iran’: The surprising story behind this tiny community of about 1,000 people

India is home to many small communities whose histories stretch far beyond the country’s borders. One such group lives quietly in Kishanganj, a distri.
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India plans new smartphone subsidy scheme to encourage local component production, exports: Report

Government of India is preparing a new subsidy scheme to boost smartphone manufacturing and exports after the Production Linked Incentive Scheme.

India proposes 'economic stabilisation fund' to tackle global headwinds

India has proposed an 'economic stabilisation fund' to provide fiscal ​headroom for the country to respond to ‌global headwinds, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told parliament on Friday.

India Turns to Dirty Fuels to Fight Crippling Supply Squeeze

India is turning to polluting fuels such as biomass, kerosene and fuel oil as war-led gas shortages weigh on households and industries across the country.

Flight Status Tracker March 13: Air India, Air India Express Schedule 78 India–Gulf Flights on Friday - Check Full List

Amid disruptions triggered by the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict, Air India and Air India Express will operate 78 flights between India and the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf destinations on March 13,

Brilliant India crushes New Zealand by 96 runs to win Twenty20 World Cup for a record 3rd time

AHMEDABAD, India (AP) — India won the T20 World Cup for a record third time with a crushing 96-run victory over New Zealand on Sunday to the delight of more than 86,000 cricket fans at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium.

Iran war unsettles India's packaged water makers as bottles, caps get pricey

(Refiles to fix date in dateline to March 12) By Aditya Kalra NEW DELHI, March 12 (Reuters) - The Iran war is rattling India's $5 billion packaged water market just ahead of the sweltering summer season.