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Sri Lanka Awards Energy Deal To India, Scraps Chinese Company's Tender
Sri Lanka on Friday awarded the construction of three solar and wind hybrid power generation facilities to an Indian company after scrapping a tender won by a Chinese firm.
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Government To Issue Tenders For 250 GW Of New Renewable Capacity By March 2028
The government will issue tenders for the installation of 250 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by March 2028, the renewable energy ministry said in a memo reviewed by Reuters.
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Bitcoin Adoption in El Salvador: Remittance Costs Key to Take-Up of Cryptocurrency, Development Bank Says
Central American countries are eagerly waiting to see if El Salvador's adoption of Bitcoin as parallel legal tender cuts the cost of remittances, an important source of income for millions of people, the region's development bank said.
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Bitcoin Holdings Should Face ‘Conservative’ Capital Rule From Banks, Global Regulators Propose
Banks must set aside enough capital to cover losses on any Bitcoin holdings in full, global banking regulators proposed, in a "conservative" step that could prevent widescale use of the cryptocurrency by major lenders.
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Mumbai's Civic Body Rejects Vaccine Bids Made In Response To Global Tender
All nine proposals received for the supply of COVID-19 vaccines for Mumbai have been rejected for lack of necessary documents, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said on Friday.
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Karnataka Rejects Bids To Supply Sputnik V, To Approach Vaccine Makers Directly
The Karnataka government, after rejecting the two responses it received on the global tenders to procure COVID-19 vaccines, has decided to approach the vaccine manufacturing companies directly.
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Delhi Government Invites Global Tenders For 10 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
The Delhi government has floated a global expression of interest (EOI) for the procurement of 10 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine on an urgent basis.
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Karnataka's Global Tender For Vaccines Get Response From 2 Firms To Supply Sputnik V: Report
In response to global tender floated by Karnataka to procure two crore Covid-19 vaccines, two suppliers have come forward to supply Russia's Sputnik V and Sputnik Lite vaccines.
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Mumbai Gets Bids For Pfizer, Other Vaccines Amid Global Tender Row
The Mumbai civic body has received bids for the supply of Pfizer and seven other vaccines in response to its global tender for one crore doses, a top official said today. Pfizer has refused to sell its vaccine directly to states.
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For 18+, On-Site Registration Allowed At Government Vaccine Centres
Coronavirus: People in the 18-44 age group - who are "without access to internet or smart phones" - can walk-in and get help to register themselves on the CoWIN digital platform and get appointments to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the centre said
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Bihar Won't Shop For Vaccines, Cites Other States: "See The Results"
Many states have floated global tenders for vaccines as doses for the 18 to 44 age group fall short, but Bihar, ruled by BJP ally Nitish Kumar, has decided against it.
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Centre Should Float Global Tender For Vaccines: Maharashtra Minister
Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Thursday demanded that the Union government float a single global tender of coronavirus vaccines on behalf of all the states to avoid "unhealthy competition".
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States Fighting Each Other For Covid Vaccines "Bad For India": Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the fact that the states are left to competing and fighting with one another in the international market for COVID-19 vaccines portrays a "bad" image of India.
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Tamil Nadu To Import Vaccines Via Global Tender Route: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu will import anti-coronavirus vaccines for the 18-44 age group by way of global tenders, Chief Minister MK Stalin said on Wednesday
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Delhi, Karnataka, Others Take Global Tender Route To Procure Covid Vaccine
Delhi, along with a bunch of southern Indian states, on Tuesday joined several others in taking the global-tender route to procure COVID-19 vaccines as domestic supply fails to keep up with rising demand.
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Sri Lanka Awards Energy Deal To India, Scraps Chinese Company's Tender
Sri Lanka on Friday awarded the construction of three solar and wind hybrid power generation facilities to an Indian company after scrapping a tender won by a Chinese firm.
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Government To Issue Tenders For 250 GW Of New Renewable Capacity By March 2028
The government will issue tenders for the installation of 250 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy by March 2028, the renewable energy ministry said in a memo reviewed by Reuters.
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Bitcoin Adoption in El Salvador: Remittance Costs Key to Take-Up of Cryptocurrency, Development Bank Says
Central American countries are eagerly waiting to see if El Salvador's adoption of Bitcoin as parallel legal tender cuts the cost of remittances, an important source of income for millions of people, the region's development bank said.
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Bitcoin Holdings Should Face ‘Conservative’ Capital Rule From Banks, Global Regulators Propose
Banks must set aside enough capital to cover losses on any Bitcoin holdings in full, global banking regulators proposed, in a "conservative" step that could prevent widescale use of the cryptocurrency by major lenders.
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Mumbai's Civic Body Rejects Vaccine Bids Made In Response To Global Tender
All nine proposals received for the supply of COVID-19 vaccines for Mumbai have been rejected for lack of necessary documents, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said on Friday.
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Karnataka Rejects Bids To Supply Sputnik V, To Approach Vaccine Makers Directly
The Karnataka government, after rejecting the two responses it received on the global tenders to procure COVID-19 vaccines, has decided to approach the vaccine manufacturing companies directly.
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Delhi Government Invites Global Tenders For 10 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
The Delhi government has floated a global expression of interest (EOI) for the procurement of 10 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine on an urgent basis.
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Karnataka's Global Tender For Vaccines Get Response From 2 Firms To Supply Sputnik V: Report
In response to global tender floated by Karnataka to procure two crore Covid-19 vaccines, two suppliers have come forward to supply Russia's Sputnik V and Sputnik Lite vaccines.
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Mumbai Gets Bids For Pfizer, Other Vaccines Amid Global Tender Row
The Mumbai civic body has received bids for the supply of Pfizer and seven other vaccines in response to its global tender for one crore doses, a top official said today. Pfizer has refused to sell its vaccine directly to states.
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For 18+, On-Site Registration Allowed At Government Vaccine Centres
Coronavirus: People in the 18-44 age group - who are "without access to internet or smart phones" - can walk-in and get help to register themselves on the CoWIN digital platform and get appointments to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the centre said
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Bihar Won't Shop For Vaccines, Cites Other States: "See The Results"
Many states have floated global tenders for vaccines as doses for the 18 to 44 age group fall short, but Bihar, ruled by BJP ally Nitish Kumar, has decided against it.
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Centre Should Float Global Tender For Vaccines: Maharashtra Minister
Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Thursday demanded that the Union government float a single global tender of coronavirus vaccines on behalf of all the states to avoid "unhealthy competition".
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States Fighting Each Other For Covid Vaccines "Bad For India": Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the fact that the states are left to competing and fighting with one another in the international market for COVID-19 vaccines portrays a "bad" image of India.
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Tamil Nadu To Import Vaccines Via Global Tender Route: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu will import anti-coronavirus vaccines for the 18-44 age group by way of global tenders, Chief Minister MK Stalin said on Wednesday
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Delhi, Karnataka, Others Take Global Tender Route To Procure Covid Vaccine
Delhi, along with a bunch of southern Indian states, on Tuesday joined several others in taking the global-tender route to procure COVID-19 vaccines as domestic supply fails to keep up with rising demand.
