Ashis Ray

How the CIA's daily presidential briefings have shaped history over the past 75 years is recounted in Current Intelligence, although with some notable events missing from the narrative

An anthology, edited by John Le Carre's son, takes us through the bestselling spy novelist's life through a series of revealing, yet delightful, collection of letters

Mr Ali's occasional colourful language might thrill a section of readers; but he sometimes trivialises his otherwise competitive position on a number of issues

Three rounds of negotiations for what is being called a free trade agreement - actually an interim or limited treaty - have now concluded

The effort is in effect a history of an encounter with a metropolis that once ruled India, anecdotally expressed in an undogmatic manner

Marginal increase in the number of people living with the ailment but diagnosis, treatment and control still need to catch up with best practices

Modi appreciated it, says Lord Paul

A 250-year lease of the vast property was acquired for a reported £350 million in a successful joint tender with Spanish company OHLD.

Book review of Redesign the World: A Global Call to Action

Fugitive Indian-born jeweller Mehul Choksi is under arrest in Dominica. His wife spoke to Business Standard

The Indian government is reported to have applied for his extradition to India in a Dominican court, which is scheduled to hear the case on Wednesday

Scottish exports to India today are modest. In 2018, goods and services accounted for £295 million or just 0.9 per cent of Scotland's international exports

In return, young Indian professionals will be permitted to live and work in Britain for up to two years

The Ludhiana-born British Indian's GFG Alliance, Britain's third-biggest steel company, employs 35,000 people from the United Kingdom to Australia

Key accused in PNB scam case has 14 days to appeal

It has also asked the Narendra Modi government to immediately release him and provide an enforceable right to compensation in acc­o­rdance with international law.

Book review of The Lost Homestead: My Mother, Partition and the Punjab

JLR, acquired by the Tatas in 2008, is the UK's largest automotive manufacturer, accounting for an estimated 30 per cent of all domestic car production in this country

An HBO investigative television documentary Kill Chain graphically portrayed what happened in the 2016 presidential contest and how the electoral system could easily be hacked

'We've been on the pumps, we've been stocking the shelves', say Mohsin and Zuber Issa.