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15 Asian Nations Sign China-Backed Trade Pact, India Pulled Out Last Year
Fifteen Asia-Pacific countries on Sunday signed the world's biggest free trade deal, seen as a huge coup for China in extending its influence.
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"Huge Victory": Traders, Farmers' Groups Praise India's Move To Reject RCEP
Farmers and businesses Tuesday hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to opt out of a sprawling Asian trade pact, with the country's largest dairy producer Amul thanking him for "supporting livelihoods".
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Not Signing RCEP Trade Deal Reflects PM Modi's Strong Leadership: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said India's decision not to sign the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) reflects Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong leadership and unflinching resolve to protect the national interest in all circumstances.
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Opposition Leaders Meet To Discuss RCEP Trade Deal, Economic Issues
Senior opposition leaders met in Delhi on Monday to discuss the slide in the economy as well as the ongoing Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) negotiations in Bangkok and the agreement's implications for India.
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"Compounder Operated On Patient": Congress On PM's Approach To Trade Deal
Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government dealing with Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) is like a "compounder operating on a patient" in absence of a registered doctor.
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RCEP Trade Deal: On Asian Trade Deal, China Indicates Members Ready To Move Without India
Asian countries held conclusive talks on what could be the world's biggest trade pact and there will be an announcement of success at a summit in Bangkok, despite doubts raised by India, the Thai hosts said on Monday.
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"India To Continue Talks On Asian Trade Deal RCEP": Australian Minister
India is going to continue talks on an Asia-wide trade deal that is being discussed at a summit of regional leaders in Bangkok and which Thailand has said will be signed next year, Australia's trade minister said on Monday.
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15 Asian Nations Sign China-Backed Trade Pact, India Pulled Out Last Year
Fifteen Asia-Pacific countries on Sunday signed the world's biggest free trade deal, seen as a huge coup for China in extending its influence.
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"Huge Victory": Traders, Farmers' Groups Praise India's Move To Reject RCEP
Farmers and businesses Tuesday hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to opt out of a sprawling Asian trade pact, with the country's largest dairy producer Amul thanking him for "supporting livelihoods".
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Not Signing RCEP Trade Deal Reflects PM Modi's Strong Leadership: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said India's decision not to sign the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) reflects Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong leadership and unflinching resolve to protect the national interest in all circumstances.
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Opposition Leaders Meet To Discuss RCEP Trade Deal, Economic Issues
Senior opposition leaders met in Delhi on Monday to discuss the slide in the economy as well as the ongoing Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) negotiations in Bangkok and the agreement's implications for India.
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"Compounder Operated On Patient": Congress On PM's Approach To Trade Deal
Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government dealing with Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) is like a "compounder operating on a patient" in absence of a registered doctor.
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RCEP Trade Deal: On Asian Trade Deal, China Indicates Members Ready To Move Without India
Asian countries held conclusive talks on what could be the world's biggest trade pact and there will be an announcement of success at a summit in Bangkok, despite doubts raised by India, the Thai hosts said on Monday.
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"India To Continue Talks On Asian Trade Deal RCEP": Australian Minister
India is going to continue talks on an Asia-wide trade deal that is being discussed at a summit of regional leaders in Bangkok and which Thailand has said will be signed next year, Australia's trade minister said on Monday.
