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Mauritius court blocks treaty claim in Devas saga - Vimarsana News

Mauritius court blocks treaty claim in Devas saga

The Supreme Court of Mauritius has restrained investors in insolvent satellite company Devas Multimedia from pursuing an investment treaty arbitration against India over the state’s alleged efforts to evade enforcement of a US$1.3 billion ICC award.

'Shame on Wall Street Journal': How WSJ's full-page ad against Modi govt has set Twitter on fire - Vimarsana News

'Shame on Wall Street Journal': How WSJ's full-page ad against Modi govt has set Twitter on fire

The Street Journaldvertisement has been published at a time when Sitharaman is in the US to attend the meetings of the G20 Finance Ministers and central bank governors.

State-owned firms must play by the same rules - Vimarsana News

State-owned firms must play by the same rules

Government-run units must firmly uphold their obligations. Contract adherence by the state reflects upon India’s appeal as a safe place to invest and our record clearly needs to improve

Who is behind "Wanted Modi's Magnitsky 11" full-page ad in WSJ; what is it about: Explained - Vimarsana News

Who is behind "Wanted Modi's Magnitsky 11" full-page ad in WSJ; what is it about: Explained

A Mala fide full-page ad published in Wall Street Journal is targeted at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman and other key officials. Read all about it here.

Misleading advertisements - Outrage after advertisement on India in US paper - Vimarsana News

Misleading advertisements - Outrage after advertisement on India in US paper

Ad accuses Indian authorities of decimating 'the rule of law by weaponising the institutions of the state to settle scores with political and business rivals, making India unsafe for investment'