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INDIA-UK FTA IS WELCOME IF IT HELPS MANUFACTURING AT BOTH ENDS

ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP, NOT FTA, SHOULD BE INDIA’S TOP PRIORITY
Nantoo Banerjee - 2022-11-07 16:19
India, accounting for a meagre 2.4 percent of the world surface area, over 18 percent of the current world population and only three percent of global manufacturing output, should focus more on production than free trade agreements (FTA). The matter is relevant as the United Kingdom and European Union members are keen on inking such agreements with import dependent India to mainly expand the export of their products and services. In 2019, India had pulled out of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement, touted to be the world's largest trade protocol between China and 14 other Asian countries, even after being part of the negotiations for seven years. The reason was that India was concerned about the fact that RCEP would promptly reduce merchandise import duties by 80-90 percent. And, that would further raise India's large trade imbalances with China and expose domestic producers to greater foreign competition. It will hurt India’s manufacturing ambition.

FIVE MILLION POOR, LOW INCOME VOTERS COULD MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN NOV 8 MID TERM

140 MILLION POOR AND LOW INCOME ELECTORATE SUPPORT CRUCIAL IN DEFEATING REPUBLICANS
Mark Gruenberg - 2022-11-07 15:36
In a massive pre-election push to the November 8 midterm in USA, the Poor People’s campaign has contacted 5.5 million low-wealth and poor registered voters who could deliver the GOP a massive defeat on Election Day. The organization headed into the final weekend before Election Day intent on ensuring they get to the polls and that their votes are counted, too, despite voter repression in various states. The theme of this last drive: “If you ever needed to vote for democracy, the time to vote is right now.”

BJP HAS NO REASON TO GLOAT OVER BIHAR RESULTS, ITS VOTES ERODED IN GOPALGANJ

RJD HAS TO BE WORRIED ABOUT AIMIM SUCCESS IN GETTING LARGE MUSLIM VOTES
Arun Srivastava - 2022-11-07 15:30
Winning the Gopalganj seat in the latest assembly by poll in Bihar is purely a consolation gift for the BJP. In Gopalganj, BJP's candidate Kusum Devi won by a slender margin of 1794 votes, defeating RJD's Mohan Prasad Gupta. Kusum Devi received 70,053 votes and Mohan Prasad Gupta received 68,259 votes.
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FIH PRO LEAGUE HOCKEY: GOALKEEPER KRISHAN PATHAK SAVES DAY FOR INDIA AS HOSTS BEAT SPAIN 3-1 IN SHOOTOUT

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-11-06 16:42
Bhubaneswar: Goalkeeper Krishan Pathak pulled off three stunning saves as India beat Spain 3-1 in a penalty shootout as the two teams were levelled 2-2 after regulation time in the 2nd leg of their FIH pro league at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium here on Sunday.
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FIH LEAGUE HOCKEY: A REJUVENATED INDIA LOOKS FOR REVENGE AGAINST SPAIN

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-11-05 14:41
Bhubaneshwar: Buoyed by a big 7-4 win against New Zealand on Friday, a rejuvenated India is looking for a revenge win against Spain in the FIH Hockey Pro League at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium, here on Sunday.
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IOC MEMBER NITA AMBANI HAILS NEW DRAFT CONSTITUTION OF THE IOA

CALLS IT A LANDMARK MOMENT IN INDIA’S OLYMPIC DREAM
Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-11-05 14:36
New Delhi: IOC member, Nita Ambani on Saturday hailed the new draft constitution of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), calling it a landmark moment in India’s Olympic dream.
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GOLF: NISHNA RETURNS DISMAL 5 OVER 77 TO SLIP DOWN TO 44TH AS FOUR PLAYERS TAKE LEAD AT WOMEN’S AMATEUR ASIA-PACIFIC

Sports Correspondent - 2022-11-05 14:32
Pattaya (Thailand): After two good rounds, Mumbai based teenager Nishna Patel returned disastrous 5-over 77 to slip down to 44th place on the third and penultimate day of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific championship at the Siam Country Club here on Saturday.

ENTIRE WORLD IS DEMANDING AGAIN AN END TO THE US BLOCKADE OF CUBA

ONLY TWO COUNTRIES USA AND ISRAEL DEFENDED BLOCKADE IN UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Medea Benjamin and Natasha Lycia Ora Bannan - 2022-11-05 12:13
Immoral, illegal, archaic, coercive, intimidating, criminal, absurd, reckless, brutal — even genocidal. These were some of the adjectives used by global leaders at the United Nations as they took to the podium at the United Nations General Assembly to rail against US policy toward Cuba. Then yesterday, November 3, for the thirtieth year, the General Assembly voted nearly unanimously — 185–2 — to support a resolution presented by Cuba calling for an end to the US embargo (also known as the blockade).