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Indian coalition survives trust vote

India’s ruling coalition has survived a crucial parliamentary vote of confidence, giving it a full mandate to push forward with a groundbreaking agreement to co-operate with the US on civilian nuclear energy development

India’s government faces tight vote

The vote of confidence in parliament will decide the fate of a civil nuclear cooperation deal with the United States and could trigger a snap election

Delhi nuclear deal hinges on trust vote

The Indo-US energy cooperation programme – seen as essential for the country to meets its power needs – could be in jeopardy should India’s coalition government collapses

Editorial Comment: Confidence test

Courageous policies to free fuel prices and start delivering promised reforms are fraught with risk. But they are essential to India’s prosperity

Indian coalition to chase every vote

India’s Congress party is lobbying key parliament members to shore up support for its coalition government, amid concerns that it may not survive a confidence vote

Comment: A test of India’s confidence in progress

Next week’s confidence vote might be a chance to bid good riddance to the communists and their stranglehold over the country’s economic future, writes Joe Leahy

Rural poverty fuels Maoist threat in India

Security officials from Indian states plagued by Maoist rebels will meet in New Delhi on Wednesday to discuss how to tackle a growing insurgency fuelled by grinding poverty in mineral-rich areas

Key party wants India to tax oil groups

Pivotal coalition group calls on the Indian government to tax windfall profits of refiners and exploration groups to cushion consumers from record oil prices

Bupa joins with Max in India

The health insurer and care home group is to set up a joint venture with Max, an Indian conglomerate. The total share capital of Max Bupa will be £12m

India moves to clinch US nuclear accord

New Delhi delivers a draft on nuclear safeguards, required to finalise a deal with the US, to the International Atomic Energy Agency for approval by its board of governors

Lex: Indian political crisis

China and India hold out on emission targets

Analysis: Pressure rises on India’s UPA

No nuclear deal at Bush-Singh meeting

Exit by the left pushes India closer to poll

Singh plays ace to raise stakes in battle

Kashmir chief minister quits over shrine

China and India knock on G8’s door

Indian party pushes for confidence vote

India edges towards early election