OECD trims India’s growth outlook for 2017 and 2018

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) makes a downward revision of India's growth projection for 2017 attributing it to the transitory effects of demonetisation and the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST).

Du fromage « made in India »

Du paneer au kalari, l’Inde produit un grand nombre de fromages végétariens. En voici quelques variétés locales délicieuses, bien que peu connues.

Cosmétiques sains et contrôlés

Manque d’information, éléments marketing peu fiables, législation permissive… Attention à bien choisir ses cosmétiques en Inde.

Le Poulet Chettinad

Le poulet Chettinad est un plat traditionnel du Sud de l’Inde, une recette spéciale d’une région aux multiples influences culinaires.

Revue du livre « 1,2 milliard », de Mahesh Rao

1,2 milliard de voix ou treize petits moments de grâce qui disent tout de l’Inde contemporaine.

Ahmedabad : ville du patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO

Ahmedabad vient d’être nommée ville du patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO, une première en Inde. La capitale du Gujarat (Ouest), ville de Gandhi et cité aux quelques 560 pols, va faire parler d’elle. Décryptage d’un parcours hors du commun.

OTOAI annual convention held in Ras Al Khaimah

The Outbound Tour Operators Association of India (OTOAI) chose Ras Al Khaimah as their annual convention destination for 2017. Around 170 travel partners from India participated in the event, which took place at the Hilton Al Hamra Convention Centre.

India, Japan sign open sky agreement

Post the signing of the open sky agreement, India and Japan look to have better connectivity with prospects of reduced air fares in future following the opportunity of unlimited number of flights between them.

BJP president Amit Shah’s economics

As Amit Shah, the BJP national president, gave a sermon to captains of the industry last week— to reinvent their role to promote brand India, make India a global manufacturing hub, focus on research & development, and secure more patents— his audience maintained stoic silence...

Interview with Shankar Prasad Adhikari

India suffocates beneath its own waste

Currently generating nearly 62 million tonnes of solid waste jointly in a year, with inappropriate separation and control systems, Indian cities are drowning in their own waste, highlighting the garbage segregation and management problems in the country.

Bollywood explores Indian social taboos

While earlier, films highlighting social issues were limited to the screenings at film festivals, Bollywood filmmakers have lately been talking about social taboos in India and other subjects like defecation, menstruation, and sex.