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"Vindicated": India After Neutral Expert Stand On Indus Water Treaty With Pakistan
The World Bank-appointed Neutral Expert has announced that it is competent to decide on the differences between India and Pakistan over two hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir, under the Indus Water Treaty.
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"If You Don't Enjoy...": World Bank Boss Ajay Banga's Expert Advice On Achieving Work-Life Balance
For him, achieving work-life balance boils down to two key elements: loving your work and prioritising time for yourself and loved ones.
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Sperm From UK Is Being Exported To Multiple Countries, Sparking Surge In Half-Siblings Worldwide: Report
Sperm donated in the UK is being exported to other countries and can be used to create large numbers of children across the world, violating a strict 10-family limit that applies in the UK, experts warned.
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In A World On Fire, How Multilateral Development Banks Can Help
An independent group of experts that was commissioned by the Indian G20 presidency has released the second volume of its report on strengthening multilateral development banks (MDBs), and recommended several steps and a roadmap to reform MDBs.
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World Fintech Day: Blockchain Is Here to Stay, Existing Fintech Players Must Welcome Web3, Say Experts
On the World Fintech Day, Web3 insiders from India have highlighted that blockchain is the next big refreshment to global financial systems. Meanwhile, the speed at which countries adopt blockchain and integrate it with their financial systems, has been called the metric that would change the game for nations looking to lead the Web3 revolution set...
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Japan Said to Step Up Efforts in Issuing Digital Yen With Creation of New Panel, Start of Pilot Programme
Japan is stepping up efforts toward issuing a digital yen with the creation of a government advisory panel and the launch of a pilot programme, joining a growing number of countries exploring a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The finance ministry is said to set up a panel of experts as early as April to discuss the feasibility of issuing a di...
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"World Bank Can't Interpret It For Us": India On Indus Water Treaty
India on Thursday questioned the World Bank's decision to appoint a Court of Arbitration and a neutral expert under two separate processes to resolve differences between New Delhi and Islamabad over the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric projects.
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"Will Assess": India On Appointment Of Expert In Water Dispute With Pak
India on Wednesday said it has noted the World Bank's announcement to concurrently appoint a neutral expert and a chair of the Court of Arbitration in the matter relating to the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric power projects.
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Coronavirus "Perfect Storm Of Adverse Effects" For South Asia: World Bank
South Asia is on course for its worst economic performance in 40 years, with decades of progress in the battle against poverty at risk, because of coronavirus, the World Bank said Sunday.
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Cash-Strapped Pakistan Could Be Eying IMF Bailout: Report
Pakistan has invited a team of IMF experts to visit the country by the end of this month as its economy faced a balance-of-payments crisis, a media report said today
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Chinese Robocalls Bombarding US Part Of International Phone Scam: Experts
If you live in Washington or another U.S. metropolitan area, you may have noticed that you're on the receiving end of a barrage of Chinese-language robocalls. The calls bring alarming news, and federal regulators and law-enforcement agencies say the automated messages are part of a nationwide scam targeting Chinese communities in the United States.
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World Bank Assures Neutrality In India, Pak Talks On Indus Waters Treaty Projects Today
The World Bank has said it will continue to be neutral and impartial in helping India and Pakistan find an "amicable way forward" during talks today on two of India's hydroelectricity projects in Jammu and Kashmir under the 57-year-old Indus Waters Treaty
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WannaCry Ransomware: World Braces for More Cyber-Attacks as Work Week Begins
Governments and computer experts girded Monday for a possible worsening of the global WannaCry ransomware cyber-attack that has hit more than 150 countries.
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Manhunt Underway For Hackers Behind Global Cyberattack
International investigators hunted on Saturday those behind an unprecedented cyber-attack that affected systems in dozens of countries, including at banks, hospitals and government agencies, as security experts sought to contain the fallout.
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10 Years Of Damage, 42 Crores: Alleged Cost Of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Art Of Living Yamuna Event
It will take 10 years to reverse the damage done to the banks of the River Yamuna by a huge cultural festival organised by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the country's top environmental court was told today. A team of experts who have visited the area where the three-day event was held last year have said restoring the flood plain will also cost about 42 cr...
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"Vindicated": India After Neutral Expert Stand On Indus Water Treaty With Pakistan
The World Bank-appointed Neutral Expert has announced that it is competent to decide on the differences between India and Pakistan over two hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir, under the Indus Water Treaty.
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"If You Don't Enjoy...": World Bank Boss Ajay Banga's Expert Advice On Achieving Work-Life Balance
For him, achieving work-life balance boils down to two key elements: loving your work and prioritising time for yourself and loved ones.
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Sperm From UK Is Being Exported To Multiple Countries, Sparking Surge In Half-Siblings Worldwide: Report
Sperm donated in the UK is being exported to other countries and can be used to create large numbers of children across the world, violating a strict 10-family limit that applies in the UK, experts warned.
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In A World On Fire, How Multilateral Development Banks Can Help
An independent group of experts that was commissioned by the Indian G20 presidency has released the second volume of its report on strengthening multilateral development banks (MDBs), and recommended several steps and a roadmap to reform MDBs.
-
World Fintech Day: Blockchain Is Here to Stay, Existing Fintech Players Must Welcome Web3, Say Experts
On the World Fintech Day, Web3 insiders from India have highlighted that blockchain is the next big refreshment to global financial systems. Meanwhile, the speed at which countries adopt blockchain and integrate it with their financial systems, has been called the metric that would change the game for nations looking to lead the Web3 revolution set...
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Japan Said to Step Up Efforts in Issuing Digital Yen With Creation of New Panel, Start of Pilot Programme
Japan is stepping up efforts toward issuing a digital yen with the creation of a government advisory panel and the launch of a pilot programme, joining a growing number of countries exploring a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The finance ministry is said to set up a panel of experts as early as April to discuss the feasibility of issuing a di...
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"World Bank Can't Interpret It For Us": India On Indus Water Treaty
India on Thursday questioned the World Bank's decision to appoint a Court of Arbitration and a neutral expert under two separate processes to resolve differences between New Delhi and Islamabad over the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric projects.
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"Will Assess": India On Appointment Of Expert In Water Dispute With Pak
India on Wednesday said it has noted the World Bank's announcement to concurrently appoint a neutral expert and a chair of the Court of Arbitration in the matter relating to the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric power projects.
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Coronavirus "Perfect Storm Of Adverse Effects" For South Asia: World Bank
South Asia is on course for its worst economic performance in 40 years, with decades of progress in the battle against poverty at risk, because of coronavirus, the World Bank said Sunday.
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Cash-Strapped Pakistan Could Be Eying IMF Bailout: Report
Pakistan has invited a team of IMF experts to visit the country by the end of this month as its economy faced a balance-of-payments crisis, a media report said today
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Chinese Robocalls Bombarding US Part Of International Phone Scam: Experts
If you live in Washington or another U.S. metropolitan area, you may have noticed that you're on the receiving end of a barrage of Chinese-language robocalls. The calls bring alarming news, and federal regulators and law-enforcement agencies say the automated messages are part of a nationwide scam targeting Chinese communities in the United States.
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World Bank Assures Neutrality In India, Pak Talks On Indus Waters Treaty Projects Today
The World Bank has said it will continue to be neutral and impartial in helping India and Pakistan find an "amicable way forward" during talks today on two of India's hydroelectricity projects in Jammu and Kashmir under the 57-year-old Indus Waters Treaty
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WannaCry Ransomware: World Braces for More Cyber-Attacks as Work Week Begins
Governments and computer experts girded Monday for a possible worsening of the global WannaCry ransomware cyber-attack that has hit more than 150 countries.
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Manhunt Underway For Hackers Behind Global Cyberattack
International investigators hunted on Saturday those behind an unprecedented cyber-attack that affected systems in dozens of countries, including at banks, hospitals and government agencies, as security experts sought to contain the fallout.
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10 Years Of Damage, 42 Crores: Alleged Cost Of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Art Of Living Yamuna Event
It will take 10 years to reverse the damage done to the banks of the River Yamuna by a huge cultural festival organised by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the country's top environmental court was told today. A team of experts who have visited the area where the three-day event was held last year have said restoring the flood plain will also cost about 42 cr...
