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The Congress leader was sentenced to two years in jail in March for his 2019 comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surname at an election rally.

Former pakistan prime minister imran khan blasted afghanistans former president ashraf ghani and said he folded his hands in front of indian prime minister narendra modi he criticised the foreign minister of his country for threatening military action against afghan taliban he said that the taliban were propakistan under his rule in the country while the afghan government was proindia

At least three administration senators saw nothing wrong with the increased budget for President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.'s travels in 2024, citing the supposed gains of his past foreign trips.

Netizens and social media users are wondering if the Narendra Modi government’s sudden decision to restrict import of laptops, computers, tablets and other data processing machines has any connection with Reliance JioBook all-in-one-computer.

Vietnam’s foreign direct investment prospects remain intact despite the country’s underperforming trade activities, HSBC said in its July Vietnam macro economic review.

Vietnam’s proximity to China, competitive costs, a relatively skilled workforce, extensive free trade agreements (FTA) make it an enviable investment destination for global firms

It said that Gandhi has always maintained that he is not guilty of offence and "if he had to apologise and compound the offence, he would have done it much earlier".

The Congress leader made the remarks while responding to a tweet of the party leader and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.

Microsoft: “The GST Councils decision to impose a 28% tax on online skill-based gaming, based on the total pool money, i.e. deposit, instead of a platform fee, comes as a very big setback for this flourishing sector, and it would seriously hurt FDI, damage advertising revenues,” the BIF said Thursday.

Talking about the role of pushing services and focusing on building more than one or two sectors in manufacturing, Shah said, “In toys, mobile phones we have become exporters from importers. In the medium-term you have to provide incentives for services to expand”