The nation is electrifying faster and using less fossil fuel per capita than China did when it was at similar levels of economic development, according to a report from the think tank Ember. It’s a sign that clean electricity could be the most direct way to boost growth for other developing economies too.

HONG KONG, Jan 26 (Reuters) - China's President Xi Jinping said China and India were "good neighbours, friends and partners" as he wished President Droupadi Murmu congratulations on the South Asian nation's Republic Day,

India and China have emerged as the two largest vehicle suppliers to South Africa, accounting for 53 per cent and 22 per cent of total vehicle imports in 2024, respectively.

The resurgence of Nipah virus cases in West Bengal has sparked concerns in China ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, which sees a spike in travel. Five healthcare workers in the state are reported to have been infected with the highly fatal virus.

Chinese President Xi Jinping extends Republic Day greetings to India, calling the two countries good neighbours, friends and partners as bilateral ties show signs of gradual normalisation after years of strain.

BYD is reportedly exploring local assembly options in India as demand for its electric vehicles rises sharply. The Chinese automaker's sales in India increased by about 88 per cent last year, reaching nearly 5,500 cars. This growth is, however, limited by rules that restrict imports of fully built models to 2,500 units annually.

A surge led by electronics and marine products lifts India’s shipments to China amid easing tensions and global supply-chain shifts, even as experts warn the gains are narrow and the trade deficit con

Xi Jinping calls India and China “friends and partners” on Republic Day, emphasising improved relations and cooperation for global peace.

Chinese President Xi Jinping extended greetings to India on its 77th Republic Day on Monday, calling for strong regional partnerships between "good neighbours, friends and partners".

India can avoid the old development path that depended heavily on fossil fuels, and find a new way to grow while minimising damage to the environment.

India could overtake other economies to become the largest in the world, followed by the US and then China, by end of the century.