NEW DELHI: India’s Tata Motors shares fell 4.8 percent in pre-open trade after the company’s net profit more than halved in the Jan-March quarter.
India’s biggest automaker by revenue reported a surprise 56 percent drop in its March quarter net profit on Tuesday, hit by cooling demand for its sleek Jaguar saloons and sporty Range Rovers in the key Chinese market.
VIJAYAWADA: The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized 31.5 kg gold worth 13.3 crore in the last three days. DRI...
The longest smuggling tunnel has been discovered by the US authorities on the Southwest border, which stretches more than three-quarters...
PATNA: In a first-of-its-kind case since prohibition was imposed in the state, two excise officials have been arrested for links...
NEW DELHI: Illegal inflows have jumped after the Indian government increased import taxes in July and prices surged to record...
