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Deal With India Close But Not There Yet: Top US Trade Negotiator
India and the US are close to a trade deal but they are not there yet, the top US trade negotiator said on Wednesday.
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Coal Shortage "Created" By Some With Vested Interests: Trade Unions
Amid reports of coal shortage affecting power production in several states, the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) on Wednesday claimed that the crisis was created by some vested interest, as CIL has made a record supply of dry fuel to power plants
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India Allows Imports Of Used Goods For Repair To Entice Big Tech Firms
Centre on Wednesday allowed the import of used goods for repair and refurbishing on condition that the imported items are exported - a move that could entice companies like smartphone maker Apple further into the Indian market.
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22nd Delhi Book Fair To Focus On Government Initiatives On Literacy
The 22nd edition of the Delhi Book Fair this year aims to highlight initiatives undertaken by the central government for its 'Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan' flagship programme to inculcate better reading habits among the younger generation.
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Court Vacates Stay On Deducting Wages Of Some Neyveli Lignite Workers
The Madras High Court has vacated its interim stay restraining the management of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from deducting the wages of the members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) NLC Labour and Staff Union for a period of six days.
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Taxi Strike, Stranded Commuters in Kolkata
Normal life was affected in Kolkata today as more than 40,000 taxis stayed off the roads, with taxi unions pressing for a fare hike.
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Country-Wide Strike Cripples Life in Tripura
A nation-wide 24-hour strike called by 10 central trade unions on today crippled life in Left ruled Tripura.
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US federal body begins hearing on Indian trade policies
A federal body today began a hearing on the impact of Indian trade policies on US businesses wherein American bodies and advocacy groups slammed India for its trade practices, alleging they hit their jobs and business.
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Mumbai staring at another auto strike from today
After commuters in the city were held to ransom last Monday by the auto rickshaw strike, the same threat looms large over this Monday. Although the official stance is that there will be no strike, union leaders refuse to take responsibility for individual drivers who may decide not to ply.
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Deal With India Close But Not There Yet: Top US Trade Negotiator
India and the US are close to a trade deal but they are not there yet, the top US trade negotiator said on Wednesday.
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Coal Shortage "Created" By Some With Vested Interests: Trade Unions
Amid reports of coal shortage affecting power production in several states, the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) on Wednesday claimed that the crisis was created by some vested interest, as CIL has made a record supply of dry fuel to power plants
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India Allows Imports Of Used Goods For Repair To Entice Big Tech Firms
Centre on Wednesday allowed the import of used goods for repair and refurbishing on condition that the imported items are exported - a move that could entice companies like smartphone maker Apple further into the Indian market.
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22nd Delhi Book Fair To Focus On Government Initiatives On Literacy
The 22nd edition of the Delhi Book Fair this year aims to highlight initiatives undertaken by the central government for its 'Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan' flagship programme to inculcate better reading habits among the younger generation.
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Court Vacates Stay On Deducting Wages Of Some Neyveli Lignite Workers
The Madras High Court has vacated its interim stay restraining the management of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from deducting the wages of the members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) NLC Labour and Staff Union for a period of six days.
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Taxi Strike, Stranded Commuters in Kolkata
Normal life was affected in Kolkata today as more than 40,000 taxis stayed off the roads, with taxi unions pressing for a fare hike.
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Country-Wide Strike Cripples Life in Tripura
A nation-wide 24-hour strike called by 10 central trade unions on today crippled life in Left ruled Tripura.
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US federal body begins hearing on Indian trade policies
A federal body today began a hearing on the impact of Indian trade policies on US businesses wherein American bodies and advocacy groups slammed India for its trade practices, alleging they hit their jobs and business.
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Mumbai staring at another auto strike from today
After commuters in the city were held to ransom last Monday by the auto rickshaw strike, the same threat looms large over this Monday. Although the official stance is that there will be no strike, union leaders refuse to take responsibility for individual drivers who may decide not to ply.
