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Jet Airways' Independent Director Ranjan Mathai Quits
The departure comes as the airline struggles to keep itself afloat, with rising debt levels and higher oil prices weighing on profits.
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Jet Airways' Independent Director Ranjan Mathai Quits
The departure comes as the airline struggles to keep itself afloat, with rising debt levels and higher oil prices weighing on profits.
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PM Modi's UK Visit Helped Build India-UK Ties: High Commissioner
India-UK ties have been boosted in various sectors, including energy, commerce and trade by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to London, the Indian High Commissioner has said.
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PM Modi's UK Visit Gave Thrust to Ties: Indian High Commissioner
Indo-UK political and economic ties were boosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit in London, the Indian High Commissioner has said.
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Navtej Singh Sarna Becomes New High Commissioner to Britain
Navtej Singh Sarna, Secretary (West) in External Affairs Ministry, was today named the next High Commissioner to Britain.
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Mamata Banerjee on UK visit, Greets 'Great Nation' Britain
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee today greeted the "great nation" of Britain as she landed here on a five-day visit seeking to woo foreign investment for her state.
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Indian Autorickshaws Ride Into Britain's Palace Grounds
Two Bajaj Auto autorickshaws formed the centrepiece of the gardens of Prince Charles Clarence House palace in London as he flagged off a unique race across India to save the Asian elephant.
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India's new envoy to UK presents credentials to Queen
Veteran diplomat and India's High Commissioner to the UK, Ranjan Mathai, on Wednesday presented his credentials to Queen Elizabeth II at the Buckingham Palace.
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Ranjan Mathai takes over as new Indian envoy to UK
Ranjan Mathai, former Foreign Secretary of India, has taken over as the country's next High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
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Ranjan Mathai named as the new envoy to Britain
Former Indian foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai has been appointed as the next high commissioner to Britain.
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Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai hands over charge to Sujatha Singh
Ranjan Mathai today retired as foreign secretary and handed over charge to his successor Sujatha Singh.
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India's April Iran oil imports plunge 34% vs March-trade
State-run buyers are at the forefront of reductions, leaving privately-owned Essar the biggest Indian client of Iran.
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Highlights: Foreign Secretary on Zardari-PM meeting
Prime Minister and President Zardari spent about 40 minutes before lunch and had a friendly and constructive engagement.
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Indian IT firms paid $15 bn in US taxes in five years, says foreign secy Mathai
On his first bilateral visit to the US, Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai said that the current economic climate there should not lead to protectionism, adding that the Indian IT industry accounts for 100,000 jobs there
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Mamata in a sulk, government reconsiders Teesta water treaty
With a sulking West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee deciding to opt out of the Bangladesh trip with the Prime Minister, the government has got into damage control mode.
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Jet Airways' Independent Director Ranjan Mathai Quits
The departure comes as the airline struggles to keep itself afloat, with rising debt levels and higher oil prices weighing on profits.
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Jet Airways' Independent Director Ranjan Mathai Quits
The departure comes as the airline struggles to keep itself afloat, with rising debt levels and higher oil prices weighing on profits.
-
PM Modi's UK Visit Helped Build India-UK Ties: High Commissioner
India-UK ties have been boosted in various sectors, including energy, commerce and trade by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to London, the Indian High Commissioner has said.
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PM Modi's UK Visit Gave Thrust to Ties: Indian High Commissioner
Indo-UK political and economic ties were boosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit in London, the Indian High Commissioner has said.
-
Navtej Singh Sarna Becomes New High Commissioner to Britain
Navtej Singh Sarna, Secretary (West) in External Affairs Ministry, was today named the next High Commissioner to Britain.
-
Mamata Banerjee on UK visit, Greets 'Great Nation' Britain
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee today greeted the "great nation" of Britain as she landed here on a five-day visit seeking to woo foreign investment for her state.
-
Indian Autorickshaws Ride Into Britain's Palace Grounds
Two Bajaj Auto autorickshaws formed the centrepiece of the gardens of Prince Charles Clarence House palace in London as he flagged off a unique race across India to save the Asian elephant.
-
India's new envoy to UK presents credentials to Queen
Veteran diplomat and India's High Commissioner to the UK, Ranjan Mathai, on Wednesday presented his credentials to Queen Elizabeth II at the Buckingham Palace.
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Ranjan Mathai takes over as new Indian envoy to UK
Ranjan Mathai, former Foreign Secretary of India, has taken over as the country's next High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
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Ranjan Mathai named as the new envoy to Britain
Former Indian foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai has been appointed as the next high commissioner to Britain.
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Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai hands over charge to Sujatha Singh
Ranjan Mathai today retired as foreign secretary and handed over charge to his successor Sujatha Singh.
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India's April Iran oil imports plunge 34% vs March-trade
State-run buyers are at the forefront of reductions, leaving privately-owned Essar the biggest Indian client of Iran.
-
Highlights: Foreign Secretary on Zardari-PM meeting
Prime Minister and President Zardari spent about 40 minutes before lunch and had a friendly and constructive engagement.
-
Indian IT firms paid $15 bn in US taxes in five years, says foreign secy Mathai
On his first bilateral visit to the US, Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai said that the current economic climate there should not lead to protectionism, adding that the Indian IT industry accounts for 100,000 jobs there
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Mamata in a sulk, government reconsiders Teesta water treaty
With a sulking West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee deciding to opt out of the Bangladesh trip with the Prime Minister, the government has got into damage control mode.
