By Vikas Bajaj The New York Times
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Bajaj RE60: Target audience of rickshaw drivers offer their review
India has a new ultra cheap small car. Well, sort of. The company that introduced it on Tuesday, Bajaj Auto, best known for making motorcycles and motorized three-wheeled rickshaws, does not even call its newest product, the RE60, a car.
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In solar power, India begins living up to its own ambitions
Solar power is a clean energy source. But in this arid part of north-west India it can also be a dusty one.
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Foreign media on Lokpal Debate and Anna's fast
India's Parliament on Tuesday began a contentious debate over a bill to create an independent anti-corruption agency, while the activist Anna Hazare sought to rally public support for his own anti-corruption demands by beginning a three-day hunger strike in Mumbai.
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Billionaires' rise aids India, and the favour is returned
India's new billionaires attest to the private sector's growth in areas once controlled by the state such as telecommunications, ports, airports, banks and infrastructure.
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Infosys deals with expanding scrutiny over US visas
A giant Indian outsourcing company with thousands of employees in the United States is facing an expanding federal investigation prompted by claims from an American whistle-blower that it misused short-term visitors' visas to bring in low-cost workers from India.Accusations that the company, Infosys Technologies, repeatedly violated the terms of bu...
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Bajaj RE60: Target audience of rickshaw drivers offer their review
India has a new ultra cheap small car. Well, sort of. The company that introduced it on Tuesday, Bajaj Auto, best known for making motorcycles and motorized three-wheeled rickshaws, does not even call its newest product, the RE60, a car.
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In solar power, India begins living up to its own ambitions
Solar power is a clean energy source. But in this arid part of north-west India it can also be a dusty one.
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Foreign media on Lokpal Debate and Anna's fast
India's Parliament on Tuesday began a contentious debate over a bill to create an independent anti-corruption agency, while the activist Anna Hazare sought to rally public support for his own anti-corruption demands by beginning a three-day hunger strike in Mumbai.
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Billionaires' rise aids India, and the favour is returned
India's new billionaires attest to the private sector's growth in areas once controlled by the state such as telecommunications, ports, airports, banks and infrastructure.
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Infosys deals with expanding scrutiny over US visas
A giant Indian outsourcing company with thousands of employees in the United States is facing an expanding federal investigation prompted by claims from an American whistle-blower that it misused short-term visitors' visas to bring in low-cost workers from India.Accusations that the company, Infosys Technologies, repeatedly violated the terms of bu...
