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Big response to Hamriyah Free Zone India driveHamriyah Free Zone in Sharjah, UAE, has successfully completed week-long road shows in Bangalore, Tumkur and Hassan cities in Karnataka, India. The campaign, “Hamriyah Free Zone – the global choice for investments and More… |
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Hamriyah Free Zone to organise road shows in KarnatakaA delegation from Hamriyah Free Zone will organise road shows in three cities of Karnataka, India, from May 30 to June 1, with the aim of exploring further business opportunities. Saud Salim Al Mazrouei, director of Hamriyah Free More… |
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Bahrain team holds talks in BangaloreA high level business delegation from Bahrain today discussed investment opportunities with leaders of India's Karnataka state. The team led by Kamal bin Ahmed, Minister of Transportation and acting chief executive, Bahrain Ec More… |
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Indian state leader quits over mining scandalThe chief minister of a southern Indian state ruled by the country's main opposition party resigned on Sunday after an independent probe implicated the politician and several others in a $3.6 billion illegal iron ore mining scandal. More… |
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Etihad launches flights to BangaloreEtihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, has launched flights to its eighth destination in India – Bengaluru (Bangalore). Etihad operates four return flights a week to Bengaluru, which is the capital of the Indian state of Karnatak More… |
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Qatar Airways to fly Bangalore from Feb 22Qatar Airways has announced plans to fly daily to Bangalore, the capital of India's Karnataka state, from February 22. Bangalore (also known as Bengaluru), India's top information technology hub, is also a major industrial and More… |
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Floods kill 200 in southern India, hit thousandsFloods triggered by heavy rains have killed at least 200 people in the past five days in southern India, destroyed standing crops and left tens of thousands of people homeless, officials said on Sunday. At least 167 people have been killed More… |
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India to impose presidential rule in IT stateThe Indian government will impose presidential rule in the southern IT hub state of Karnataka after the chief minister resigned as his coalition ally refused to back him in a confidence vote. The Bharatiya Janata Party's B S Yeddyurappa qu More… |
