Ravi Krishnan

17 soldiers killed as terror strikes Kashmir, PM Modi vows action

Heavily armed militants attacked a strategically important military base in north Kashmir’s Uri on Sunday morning and killed 17 soldiers, the worst single strike on the army in 26 years.

4 militants killed in Kashmir

Militant gunned down in final assault, Poonch encounter ends

Indian Army commandos stormed the mini-secretariat building in Poonch and killed a militant on Tuesday, bringing an end to the three-day encounter in the border town of militancy-hit Jammu and Kashmir.

1 killed as security forces look for militants day after attack in J-K’s Poonch

Firing resumed between troops and militants on Monday morning, following Sunday’s day-long operations in which three suicide attackers were gunned down

7 militants, one policeman killed as 3 infiltration bids are foiled in J-K

A policeman and three militants were killed as security forces battled twin attacks close to an army base in Jammu’s Poonch on Sunday

Poonch encounter: Suspected Pak militants kill cop, army corners them

A policeman was killed in an ongoing encounter between the security forces and terrorists in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday, increasing the death toll in the conflict-ridden state to 77.

All-party team to chart ‘action plan’

All-party team will meet in Delhi, chalk out future course: Rajnath

Union home minister Rajnath Singh said that the team of parliamentarians will chalk out an “action plan” to resolve the logjam over peace talks in Kashmir.

Pak aircraft ‘violates’ Indian airspace near Jammu border

Pakistani aircraft ‘violates’ Indian airspace in Jammu

A ‘mystery’ plane from Pakistan, suspected to be on a reconnaissance mission, allegedly violated Indian airspace on Monday afternoon in RS Pura sector of Jammu district.

All you need to know about new RBI governor Urjit Patel

In 2014, it was a committee headed by Urjit Patel that recommended that Reserve Bank of India (RBI) should follow an inflation-targeting approach, using consumer price inflation as the base

A think-tank meet in Jammu fuels talk of BJP outreach

Kashmir discussed at pro-BJP think tank meet? Ram Madhav says no

The month-long unrest in Kashmir after the killing of a militant commander figured at the conclave of India Foundation, a pro-BJP think-tank, at Patnitop on Sunday, though the party denied having the issue on the agenda.

For peace in Valley, govt may open talks with Hurriyat

Struggling to contain the two-week long unrest in Kashmir that has left 44 people dead, the PDP-BJP ruling combine may open talks with the separatists to restore calm in the Valley.

Army guns down 3 militants in Poonch, says they were Pak infiltrators

Security forces gunned down three suspected militants along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district on Saturday as violence raged in large parts of the state over the killing of top insurgent Burhan Wani.

Amarnath Yatra: Over 11,000 troops on toes as BSF increases vigil along border

In view of the increased threat perception of terror attacks by Pakistan ultras on the ongoing Amarnath pilgrimage this year, the BSF, apart from its nine regular battalions, has deployed 600 men along the Indo-Pak International Border (IB) in Jammu.

Amarnath Yatra suspended, pilgrims stopped in Jammu and base camps

Six years after Lehman Brothers collapse, the world remains fragile

Six years have passed since the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc on 15 September 2008 but rising asset prices in recent times would have us believe that world economy has moved on.

Overseas assets to be focus, says finance secy

The government will focus on acquiring raw material assets abroad as it seeks to boost economic growth to double-digit levels, finance secretary Ashok Chawla said on Friday.

Just the right chemistry

Tucked away in a small corner in Matunga, a lowbrow Mumbai suburb, is the Institute of Chemical Technology, or ICT, which aspires to stand shoulder to shoulder with the IITs. Ravi Krishnan tells more.

Auto dealers battle spiralling realty costs

India's auto-makers are having trouble reaching out to people because their dealers are finding it increasingly difficult to open more outlets in big cities, reports Ravi Krishnan.

Honda too plans compact car for India in 2009

Honda Siel Cars India plans to launch its compact car in the first quarter of 2009 and hopes to sell 40,000 units a year, according to component makers, reports Ravi Krishnan.

Honda too plans compact car for India in 2009

This will be Honda?s first attempt to break into the car segment which accounts for nearly 70 pc of the Indian market, reports Ravi Krishnan.

Hyundai India can't meet demands!

Insufficient capacity is tying carmaker's hands, reports Ravi Krishnan.