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Centre Laying "Red Carpet" For 45 Chinese Firms: Shiv Sena
The Shiv Sena on Thursday slammed the Centre saying that on the one hand it called for a boycott of Chinese products and banned some apps of that country after the border standoff, on the other hand the neighbouring country emerged as India's top trading partner in 2020.
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IPL Chinese Sponsor Deal Suspension "Not A Financial Crisis", Says Sourav Ganguly
The 2020 IPL tournament is due to start in the United Arab Emirates next month.
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Traders Body To Launch "China Quit India" Campaign On August 9
Traders'body CAIT on Thursday said it will launch ''China Quit India'' campaign on August 9 as part of its call for the boycott of Chinese products in the country.
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Chinese Firm Is IPL Sponsor, But People Told To Boycott Goods: Omar Abdullah
National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah on Sunday pointed out that while people were boycotting Chinese goods in the wake of incursions in Ladakh by the neighbouring country, the IPL cricket tournament has been allowed to retain all its sponsors, including those from the neighbouring country.
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Lucknow Man Sells Handmade Floral Rakhis Amid Demand To boycott Chinese Products
In a bid to boycott Chinese products, a flower seller in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow sold handmade floral rakhis on the eve of Raksha Bandhan.
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E-Commerce Listings Must Display Country of Origin on Imported Products: Centre to Delhi High Court
The central government submitted before the Delhi High Court that all pre-packaged imported products on e-commerce platforms must declare the country of origin.
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Ban On Chinese Goods Not "Feasible": Reality Check From Exporters' Body
A ban on Chinese products "will not be feasible" as the country is "heavily dependent" on Chinese products now, the chief of Federation of Indian Export Organizations said today amid an economic backlash against China and a call to boycott Chinese goods. "If China takes retaliatory measures then India will lose more," the Sharad Kr Saraf, the chie...
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Maharashtra Government Puts Investments Of Great Wall Motors & Other Chinese Companies On Hold
The recent face-off between the Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh has started to show effect outside the border. As the sentiment to boycott Chinese products has been gaining traction, the Maharashtra government has announced that it has decided to hold back three Chinese investments in the state. These include the investme...
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"Hit Them Economically": Shivraj Chouhan Calls For Made-In-China Boycott
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has joined the chorus of voices asking for a boycott of China-made products and services as anger grows over the neighbouring country's aggression along the Line of Actual Control or LAC.
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China Reacts Cautiously To Mounting Boycott Calls Of Its Products In India
China on Friday reacted guardedly to calls for a boycott of Chinese products and investments in India following the brutal attack on Indian soldiers at the Galwan Valley, saying it values its relations with New Delhi and both countries are in talks to ease the situation.
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Centre Laying "Red Carpet" For 45 Chinese Firms: Shiv Sena
The Shiv Sena on Thursday slammed the Centre saying that on the one hand it called for a boycott of Chinese products and banned some apps of that country after the border standoff, on the other hand the neighbouring country emerged as India's top trading partner in 2020.
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IPL Chinese Sponsor Deal Suspension "Not A Financial Crisis", Says Sourav Ganguly
The 2020 IPL tournament is due to start in the United Arab Emirates next month.
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Traders Body To Launch "China Quit India" Campaign On August 9
Traders'body CAIT on Thursday said it will launch ''China Quit India'' campaign on August 9 as part of its call for the boycott of Chinese products in the country.
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Chinese Firm Is IPL Sponsor, But People Told To Boycott Goods: Omar Abdullah
National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah on Sunday pointed out that while people were boycotting Chinese goods in the wake of incursions in Ladakh by the neighbouring country, the IPL cricket tournament has been allowed to retain all its sponsors, including those from the neighbouring country.
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Lucknow Man Sells Handmade Floral Rakhis Amid Demand To boycott Chinese Products
In a bid to boycott Chinese products, a flower seller in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow sold handmade floral rakhis on the eve of Raksha Bandhan.
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E-Commerce Listings Must Display Country of Origin on Imported Products: Centre to Delhi High Court
The central government submitted before the Delhi High Court that all pre-packaged imported products on e-commerce platforms must declare the country of origin.
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Ban On Chinese Goods Not "Feasible": Reality Check From Exporters' Body
A ban on Chinese products "will not be feasible" as the country is "heavily dependent" on Chinese products now, the chief of Federation of Indian Export Organizations said today amid an economic backlash against China and a call to boycott Chinese goods. "If China takes retaliatory measures then India will lose more," the Sharad Kr Saraf, the chie...
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Maharashtra Government Puts Investments Of Great Wall Motors & Other Chinese Companies On Hold
The recent face-off between the Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh has started to show effect outside the border. As the sentiment to boycott Chinese products has been gaining traction, the Maharashtra government has announced that it has decided to hold back three Chinese investments in the state. These include the investme...
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"Hit Them Economically": Shivraj Chouhan Calls For Made-In-China Boycott
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has joined the chorus of voices asking for a boycott of China-made products and services as anger grows over the neighbouring country's aggression along the Line of Actual Control or LAC.
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China Reacts Cautiously To Mounting Boycott Calls Of Its Products In India
China on Friday reacted guardedly to calls for a boycott of Chinese products and investments in India following the brutal attack on Indian soldiers at the Galwan Valley, saying it values its relations with New Delhi and both countries are in talks to ease the situation.
