By Nidhi Verma and Krishna N. Das NEW DELHI, March 5 (Reuters) - India is in talks with the United States to secure marine cover for vessels shipping oil from the Middle East, as New Delhi seeks to shield buyers from potential supply disruptions caused by the crisis in the Gulf,

India and Canada aim to conclude a trade deal by the end of the year as their leaders reset strained relations in Delhi.

Washington and New Delhi have reached an agreement to lower U.S. tariffs on Indian goods and expand market access on both sides.

India imports up to 90% of the oil it consumes, leaving it highly exposed to disruptions in global supplies India's ties to the region run deeper than energy. About 10 million Indians live and work across the Gulf,

India's cricket team set the all-time record for sixes in a T20 World Cup in Thursday's match against England.

India's southern state of Karnataka ​plans to scrap ‌government-administered price controls on alcoholic ​beverages from April ​2026, a major ⁠relaxation for beer ​and liquor makers ​who have for decades required government approval ​to sell ​their products.