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India exports more than 200 spices worth £3.1bn to at least 180 countries, but recent test results showing pesticide contamination in blends from top two Indian spice companies have raised concerns internationally and domestically

India exports more than 200 spices worth £3.1bn to at least 180 countries, but recent test results showing pesticide contamination in blends from top two Indian spice companies have raised concerns internationally and domestically

India Business News: After more than a year of slowing sales, India’s software services companies that power corporations ranging from global banks to retailers to planema.

Comedian Appurv Gupta admitted that he was unable to secure a spot in either IIT or IIM and instead enrolled in a private college.

Shocking dispatch audio was released Tuesday hours after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

Overall growth projection has slowed down to 3.8%, as compared to an 8.4 percent growth the tech industry body had projected in the previous fiscal year.

A new niche technological solution for Open Radio Access Network (ORAN) base stations has been developed by Indian scientists that is expected to facilitate high-speed and reliable connectivity at a cost viable for unconnected and far-flung areas.

Student safety in the US has lately come under the scanner with increasing number of incidents of violence and attacks on Indian students being reported.

The Indian Institute of Ahmedabad (IIM-A) has introduced a new hybrid online MBA programme working professionals. Interested and eligible candidates can check here for more details.

US announces H-1B visa lottery overhaul to curb fraud, introduces beneficiary-centric system. Pilot program launched for in-country visa renewals