With No 10 saying aid to India is continuing and that's it (talk about a duff ear for politics), calm down and relax to this. Enjoy.

This India thing: how incompetent do you have to be not to be able to give money away? And that's not the best of it. Sources in Delhi suggested British officials begged India to accept the aid. One commented: 'They said British ministers had spent political capital justifying the aid to their electorate.Yes, indeed: we're all in this together and got to tighten our belts, but we need to fight har...

Development secretary Andrew Mitchell says he will not bow to pressure to cut funds after France was preferred in a bid for a fighter jet contract

So, does India want the UK’s aid or not? If you believe the Indian finance minister, Pranab Mukherjee, the funds are unnecessary, ‘peanuts’ even. The Daily Telegraph reports that British ministers ‘begged’ the Indian government to take the money. The story is likely to garner attention, especially as aid to a growing power like India is a contentious proposition. But ...

India's Finance Minister has described British aid as "peanuts" and said that his country "does not require" it.

David Cameron tells MPs he will do everything he can to persuade India to place a major air force order with British companies rather than French.

UK prime minister vows to encourage India to reconsider its decision to buy France’s Dassault jet fighter instead of Eurofighter’s Typhoon

India, the world's fourth largest oil consumer has informed the US and Europe that it will not participate in the embargo on Iranian oil scheduled to start - if it starts - this summer. "It is not possible for India to take any decision to reduce the imports from Iran drastically, because among the countries which can provide the requirement of the emerging economies, Iran is an important cou...

Industry leaders say the proposed deal will restrict access to one of the most important but highly protected markets

Republic Day is the day India celebrates its Constitution, written 3 years after India obtained its independence. Congratulations to the worlds most populous democracy on its sixty third anniversary! Many more!