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'Make In India' Diwali: Sale Of Chinese Items May Drop 45%, Says Report
Shopkeepers say that people are not interested in purchasing Chinese products due to quality issues.
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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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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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"Restrict Non-Essential Chinese Products' Import": Chirag Paswan To Centre
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) leader Chirag Paswan on Saturday said that during the all-party meeting yesterday on the India-China border areas, his party has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to restrict the import of non-essential products from China in order to give a boost to the vision of self-reliant India that may affect Beijing financially.
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No Chinese Equipment For 4G Upgrade, Centre To Tell BSNL: Sources
The Telecom department has decided to rule out the use of Chinese equipment in the upgradation of the 4G equipment of the state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited or BSNL.
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EU to Begin Trade Talks With U.S. as Tariff Threats Escalate
EU gave the green light to start trade negotiations with the U.S., as both economies seek to rebuild frayed relations
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EU to Begin Trade Talks With U.S. as Tariff Threats Escalate
EU gave the green light to start trade negotiations with the U.S., as both economies seek to rebuild frayed relations
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How Chinese Sellers of Fake Dior Are Evading a Crackdown Online
The global trade in counterfeits will balloon to $991 billion by 2022, according to research firm Frontier Economics.
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Trump Optimistic for China Deal That Benefits U.S., Kudlow Says
Trump is trying to “inject a note of optimism” into trade talks with China ahead of a planned meeting between him and Xi.
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Trump Wants $200 Billion in China Tariffs Despite Talks, Sources Say
Trump instructs tariffs on about $200 billion more in Chinese products despite attempts by Treasury to restart talks with China.
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Trump To Impose Additional $200 Billion Tariffs On Chinese Imports
President Donald Trump escalated his trade war with China Tuesday, identifying an additional $200 billion in Chinese products that he intends to hit with import tariffs.
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'Make In India' Diwali: Sale Of Chinese Items May Drop 45%, Says Report
Shopkeepers say that people are not interested in purchasing Chinese products due to quality issues.
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Flood of Cheap Chinese Imports May Hurt India's Factories
A troop standoff along the border with China isn't the only worry for Indian policy makers.
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'Boycott Chinese Goods,' Urges Top RSS Leader Amid Doklam Standoff
Amid the tense Doklam standoff between India and China, a top Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) functionary today called to boycott Chinese goods and promote use of 'swadeshi' products.
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Women's Organisations Burn 'Chinese Products' In Patna
Various women's social organisations and clubs of Patna today burnt Chinese products as a mark of protest and took a pledge not to use them for its unstinted support to Pakistan.
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'Make In India' Diwali: Sale Of Chinese Items May Drop 45%, Says Report
Shopkeepers say that people are not interested in purchasing Chinese products due to quality issues.
-
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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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.
-
"Restrict Non-Essential Chinese Products' Import": Chirag Paswan To Centre
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) leader Chirag Paswan on Saturday said that during the all-party meeting yesterday on the India-China border areas, his party has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to restrict the import of non-essential products from China in order to give a boost to the vision of self-reliant India that may affect Beijing financially.
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No Chinese Equipment For 4G Upgrade, Centre To Tell BSNL: Sources
The Telecom department has decided to rule out the use of Chinese equipment in the upgradation of the 4G equipment of the state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited or BSNL.
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EU to Begin Trade Talks With U.S. as Tariff Threats Escalate
EU gave the green light to start trade negotiations with the U.S., as both economies seek to rebuild frayed relations
-
EU to Begin Trade Talks With U.S. as Tariff Threats Escalate
EU gave the green light to start trade negotiations with the U.S., as both economies seek to rebuild frayed relations
-
How Chinese Sellers of Fake Dior Are Evading a Crackdown Online
The global trade in counterfeits will balloon to $991 billion by 2022, according to research firm Frontier Economics.
-
Trump Optimistic for China Deal That Benefits U.S., Kudlow Says
Trump is trying to “inject a note of optimism” into trade talks with China ahead of a planned meeting between him and Xi.
-
Trump Wants $200 Billion in China Tariffs Despite Talks, Sources Say
Trump instructs tariffs on about $200 billion more in Chinese products despite attempts by Treasury to restart talks with China.
-
Trump To Impose Additional $200 Billion Tariffs On Chinese Imports
President Donald Trump escalated his trade war with China Tuesday, identifying an additional $200 billion in Chinese products that he intends to hit with import tariffs.
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'Make In India' Diwali: Sale Of Chinese Items May Drop 45%, Says Report
Shopkeepers say that people are not interested in purchasing Chinese products due to quality issues.
-
Flood of Cheap Chinese Imports May Hurt India's Factories
A troop standoff along the border with China isn't the only worry for Indian policy makers.
-
'Boycott Chinese Goods,' Urges Top RSS Leader Amid Doklam Standoff
Amid the tense Doklam standoff between India and China, a top Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) functionary today called to boycott Chinese goods and promote use of 'swadeshi' products.
-
Women's Organisations Burn 'Chinese Products' In Patna
Various women's social organisations and clubs of Patna today burnt Chinese products as a mark of protest and took a pledge not to use them for its unstinted support to Pakistan.
