| Indian Railways plans leap into the cyber age The state-owned rail network has presented a budget that would expand e-ticketing, introduce automated vending machines and raise big terminuses to international standards  Gas feud sets scene for Indian test case Reliance Industries, controlled by Mukesh Ambani, India's wealthiest man, is set to take a rival group run by his younger brother Anil to the Supreme Court in a gas dispute Land Rover and Jaguar drag on Tata India's largest conglomerate remains upbeat about the marques bought from Ford amid concern about their impact on shareholder value and contribution to losses at Tata Motors Tata eyes cuts at Jaguar and Land Rover Tata Motors lifted the lid on the performance of its UK carmakers Jaguar and Land Rover revealing huge losses as it warned of "drastic cost-cutting" Singh offers aid to Air India India's prime minister has offered government funding to the struggling Air India to help keep the national flag carrier afloat India to ban replica handsets from China India is moving to block millions of cheap copy-cat Chinese mobile phones and accessories from flooding the market amid concerns over often dangerously poor quality India eyes tax holiday to lift energy sector India's cabinet is trying to resolve a dispute over whether to grant all operators in the oil and gas industry a seven-year tax holiday in a bid to get its exploration industry back off the ground India warns Ambani pair over gas find The government says it would not allow any loss to the state from the row between the brothers over the pricing of the country's KG Basin D-6 field Anil Ambani wins Reliance gas feud The Bombay High Court has ruled that gas be supplied at nearly half the price sought as the division of the Reliance business empire in 2006 led to a family feud Air India to defer $70m in salaries In the latest sign of difficulties facing India's aviation industry, the flag carrier will pay its employees two weeks late, as government considers a large bail-out package India reclaims top spot for retail potential An annual ranking shows that the country's largely unmodernised retail sector remains attractive to both domestic and international retailers in spite of regulations that prevent full foreign ownership of stores China accused of 'predatory pricing' tactics Indian businesses have warned that they are suffering because of cheap imports from China and are urging New Delhi to accelerate anti-dumping investigations and impose checks on products Vedanta to buy VS Dempo in $368m deal India-based mining group Vedanta is acquiring its rival iron ore producer, which controls reserves of 70m tonnes in Goa, at a time of weak demand and falling turnover Ikea abandons efforts to invest in India Retailer no longer plans to invest €300m in launching in India after New Delhi showed no signs of backing down on strict restrictions on foreign investment Satyam cash flow sparks confidence Shares rose 9.95% after the company revealed surprisingly positive financial results in spite of being at the centre of India's worst corporate scandal News Wizard |