LONDON: Creating history, India's top corporate Tatas has acquired luxury auto brands -- Jaguar and Land Rover -- from Ford Motor for 2.3 billion dollars, stamping their authority as a takeover tycoon.

Beating compatriot Mahindra and Mahindra for the prestigious brands, just a year after acquiring steel giant Corus for 12.1 billion dollar, Tatas announced the deal they signed with Ford, which on its part would chip in 600 million dollar towards JLR's pension plan.

WASHINGTON: Indian workers, who claimed they were lured to move to the US by false promises of permanent jobs, ended their 1,500-km march to Washington and demanded that New Delhi help stop "human trafficking" and order a CBI probe into their case.

PHILADELPHIA: Former President A P J Abdul Kalam has suggested intensive management training for Indian MPs to enable them to effectively run the country in the changed global scenario.

NEW YORK: On March 19, braving torrential rains and flash flooding that plagued the New York tri-state area, demonstrators, supporters, family members, attorneys and (for the first time) eye witnesses stood together to support the injustice incarcerating fashion designer Anand Jon.

NEW YORK: Spiritual leader Dalai Lama has been selected as the first recipient of Hofstra's international Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize, Hofstra President Stuart Rabinowitz announced.

NEW YORK: The US-India Business Council (USIBC) has released a new study showing huge job and revenue losses to the Indian economy as a result of piracy in India's burgeoning entertainment industry.