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Indian business team to visit Australia

CHENNAI: A 19-member business delegation under Indo-Australian Chamber of Commerce and led by its Director, C. Sarat Chandran, will be visiting Sydney, Melbourne and Perth from May 15 to 25. The delegation will hold trade talks and make presentations on the wide range of cost-effective products and services that India can offer to the Australian market, says a release.

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