Reebok India alleges huge fraud by sacked MD, COO - Times of India24 May 2012

The HinduReebok India alleges huge fraud by sacked MD, COOTimes of IndiaReebok India lodged an FIR alleging that its ex-managing director Subhinder Singh Prem and COO Vishnu Bhagat had 'stolen' products by setting up 'secret warehouses'. GURGAON: Reebok India on Tuesday lodged a first information report (FIR) with Gurgaon ...Adidas files fraud complaint in IndiaFinancial TimesIT scanner on Reebok India; dept issues notices to executivesEconomic TimesGurgaon cops' turn to 'fudge' Reebok numbersHindustan TimesThe Hindu -Business Standardall 256 news articles »

Panel suggests review of Indian laws in Kashmir - BBC News24 May 2012

BBC NewsPanel suggests review of Indian laws in KashmirBBC NewsIndia should review laws imposed on Indian-administered Kashmir after 1952 if it wants to defuse tensions there, a government-appointed panel has advised. But the mediators rejected the idea that Kashmir should be autonomous.India-appointed panel urges lighter military hand in Kashmir, rejects idea of ...Washington PostIndian panel urges lighter hand in restive KashmirThe Associated Pressall 80 news articles »

India-Pakistan talks focus on liberalised visa regime - Times of India24 May 2012

IBNLive.comIndia-Pakistan talks focus on liberalised visa regimeTimes of IndiaISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India on Thursday began their two-day talks here, focusing on a liberalised visa regime. New Delhi will also press for action against the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attack. The broad agenda for the talks is relaxation of ...26/11 attacks: India provides more evidence to PakIBNLive.comPakistan, India begin talks on 'liberal' visa regimeThe Express TribuneIndia, Pakistan Home Secretaries-level talks beginNDTVWall Street Journal (India) (blog) -Indian Expressall 125 news articles »

Indian stocks to watch-May 24 - Reuters UK24 May 2012

Wall Street JournalIndian stocks to watch-May 24Reuters UKGLOBAL MARKETS * The near-month derivative contract for India's NSE index at Singapore Exchange rose 0.6 percent, while MSCI Asia ex-Japan edged down 0.1 percent. * Asian shares were steady but remained vulnerable on Thursday amid signs European ...India Gasoline Price Rise Won't Curb DeficitsWall Street JournalIndian stocks rally on fuel hike hopes; doubts emergeReuters IndiaIndia protests on petrol prices may delay diesel reformReutersMontreal Gazette -Wall Street Journal (India) -Hindustan Timesall 810 news articles »