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Congress and 6 other parties sign motion seeking to remove Dipak Misra
Country’s finance minister vows quick end to shortage as some ATMs run dry
British hope India will foster post-Brexit ties, but New Delhi to focus on visas
Modi’s government quickly backtracked on its plan to blacklist journalists
Rearmament could be one of biggest ever military aviation deals
Armed with tech and the first licences in years, new lenders aim to fix broken system
Journalists feared Modi-led curbs would stifle press critical of BJP as election looms
Three soldiers and four civilians killed in clashes as schools, shops and banks are shut
New Delhi is shying away from reforms that would make it upper middle income economy
Government looks to sell 76% of carrier with IndiGo the sole known interested bidder
PM’s NaMo app sends user data to third party in US, says researcher
Indian politician talks about the UN job that never was and taking on Modi at the ballot box
Both countries accuse the other of breaching WTO rules
The unintended consequences of Narendra Modi’s bankruptcy rules are becoming clear
Missions trade allegations of rude awakenings in 3am doorbell raids
Value can be found in shares of state lenders such as SBI unlike their private rivals
Prime minister’s unrelenting campaigning broadens Hindu party’s hold over states
Delhi seeks to act as counterweight in region as unease about China grows
New Delhi snubs Tibetan exiles as it seeks to improve relationship with China
Ruling party stirs beyond Hindi-speaking heartland to find favour in neglected region
When India's prime minister Narendra Modi suggested that sellers of street food should considered to be employed, he alienated young voters hoping for more secure middle class jobs, the FT's Amy Kazmin tells Jyotsna Singh
Critics say scam highlights rot in state lenders and need for change
Indian PM’s comments about self-employment have been widely mocked by his rivals
Canada rescinds invitation to Jaspal Atwal, who tried to kill Indian politician in 1986
Some Indians accuse Canada’s prime minister of being too close to Sikh separatists
