India inflations jumps for the 11-straight month, raising prospects of a further interest rate hike

Oct 12 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India on Monday tightened rules on rupee non-deliverable derivative contracts, limiting overseas clients to using them only for hedging, and widened a 20% cash reserve requirement to banks' own rupee currency hedges.

The taunt made clear how difficult it will be for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to quell the turmoil, which has roiled the Indian capital over the past week. In July, youth protests over exam leaks forced the resignation of the education minister, in what was then a rare defeat for India’s powerful prime minister.

AI is upending labor markets around the world, yet few countries have as much at stake as India, long considered a nation of coders.

By Sethuraman N R NEW DELHI, Oct 12 (Reuters) - India turned away nearly 1.8 billion units of renewable electricity in July and August, even as it grappled with power shortages and dwindling coal stocks at power plants during a period of record electricity demand,

India used its Right of Reply at the UN to counter Pakistan's remarks on the rule of law. The exchange sharpened focus on Pakistan's judiciary, civil liberties and India's defence of Operation Sindoor.

Elon Musk is losing patience as Starlink awaits final approval to operate in India, with competition from the country's two biggest telecoms firms.

By Munsif Vengattil BENGALURU, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Elon Musk said he would price Starlink's satellite internet service affordably in India to take on Mukesh Ambani's low-cost Reliance Jio, escalating his attacks on the rival billionaire days before Jio's parent launches India's largest-ever IPO.