NSE board clears coal exchange proposal; these names are under consideration

Big IDBI Bank Update: Six-year wait ends as privatisation enters crucial phase with financial bids

Hotel boom in the making? How analysts view ICC T20 WC, AI Summit events in 2026

Nearly 50% of India’s aircraft found with recurring defects; Air India Group tops list: Govt tells Lok Sabha

NSE picks OFS route for IPO, board gives nod: 10 things to know

Kalyan Jewellers Q3 Results: PAT jumps 90%, beats expectations; top line surges 42%

Air India steps into a new era with upgraded fleet and new lounges: CEO Campbell Wilson

India-US Trade Deal: Agriculture and dairy safe; farmers’ interests secured, says Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Bitcoin slides 10% to $60,000, erasing nearly all gains since US election

Rekha Gupta-led govt drafts Bill to overhaul Delhi’s transport system

India and China held talks in New Delhi on Wednesday to assess progress in stabilising bilateral relations, with a focus on people-centric engagement and trade. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Chinese Vice Minister Sun Haiyan discussed steps to rebuild trust, enhance exchanges and advance ties gradually. Both sides reiterated their commitment to leaders’ directions and supported engagement through platforms such as BRICS, signalling cautious optimism amid unresolved challenges.

India, China hold talks to improve bilateral ties; people-centric engagement, trade in focus

IndiGo will start daily direct flights between Delhi and Guangzhou from November 10, introducing a new route that strengthens India-China connectivity. The service is expected to boost trade, tourism and cultural exchanges.

IndiGo to launch daily Delhi-Guangzhou flights from November 10, boosting India-China connectivity

Following the government announcement, IndiGo announced that&nbsp;it will restart services to Mainland China with a daily, non-stop flight connecting Kolkata to Guangzhou beginning October 26, 2025.

India, China to resume direct flights by October end; IndiGo first to reconnect with mainland

The 1925 cartoon -- shared and commented on several times already at the time of publishing this report -- depicts the expected, and dramatic, rise of India, China and Africa over the West.

'Not just art, but prophecy!': Amidst Trump tariffs, 1925 cartoon stirs up debate among netizens

In a recent briefing, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal states that India-China ties are not normal. Emphasises ongoing diplomatic and military-level discussions for peace along the border.