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India reeling from a COVID-19 tsunami

India reeling from a COVID-19 tsunami Shashi Tharoor April 30, 2021 23:48 A mass cremation of people, who died due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in New Delhi on April 28, 2021. (Reuters) Short Url https://arab.news/5reuu It is humbling when a columnist has to retract his words soon after penning them. Just two months ago, after India rushed millions of doses of coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines to more than 60 countries, I praised the country’s “vaccine diplomacy.” India’s aspirations to be recognized as a global power had been given a real boost. Now, with more than 300,000 new cases a day and the death toll evidently much higher than reported, India is no one’s idea of a global leader.

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Saudi buy boosts Clorox sales

Turkey adds crypto firms to money laundering, terror financing rules The country’s latest expansion of rules governing cryptocurrency transactions would take immediate effect and cover “crypto asset service providers” Updated 01 May 2021 May 01, 2021 06:29 ISTANBUL: Turkey added cryptocurrency trading platforms to the list of firms covered by anti-money laundering and terrorism financing regulation, it said in a presidential decree published early on Saturday. The Official Gazette said the country’s latest expansion of rules governing cryptocurrency transactions would take immediate effect and cover “crypto asset service providers,” which would be liable to the existing regulations. Last month Turkey’s central bank banned the use of crypto assets for payments on the grounds such transactions were risky. In the days that followed two Turkey-based cryptocurrency trading platforms were halted under separate investigations.

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CITGO 6 oil executives launched to deal with arrest in Venezuela in obvious goodwill gesture to US - US Politics Today

“CITGO 6” oil executives launched to deal with arrest in Venezuela in obvious goodwill gesture to US The group, collectively known as “CITGO 6,” consisted of former executives of US-based refinery CITGO. They were arrested in 2017 on embezzlement charges stemming from a never-executed proposal to refinance some $4 billion in CITGO bonds by offering a 50% stake in the company as collateral. Last year, they were sentenced to between 8 and 13 years in prison. Attorneys Maria Alejandra Poleo and Jesus Loreto told CNN the six were released from prison on Friday night in Caracas and were on their way home. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza retweeted a message on Friday calling the release a goodwill “gesture” to honor the “agenda of the new White House.” CNN has contacted a Venezuelan government spokesperson to seek more information.

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Indian Oil rolls out high octane petrol (XP95); high cetane diesel launch to follow

0 Comments Indian Oil has introduced its XP95 branded high octane petrol. During his keynote address at a recent virtual conclave organised by our sister publication Autocar Professional on Meeting Emission Challenges , Indian Oil Corporation’s Chairman, Shrikant Madhav Vaidya, said, From May 1, we will be launching XP95 and about 30 percent of Indian Oil retail outlets will be selling this. XP95 touted to deliver better mileage 95 octane petrol will be crucial for automakers to meet upcoming emission norms IOCL reports improved fuel economy and lower vibrations with 55 cetane diesel Commenting on the roll out planned for the 95 octane petrol, he said, It will be available all across India and we will increase the percentage (of XP95 outlets). In fact, out of my 32,000 retail outlets, nearly 8,000 will be rolled out with XP95 on May 1, and by the end of June, nearly 12,000-13,000 retail outlets will have it.

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