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Circuses struggle to survive lockdown, seek crowdfunding online

Circuses across India are a dying art form and the lockdown imposed due to Covid-19 has left them barely hanging on for survival

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झांसी : नन उत्पीड़न मामले के तीन आरोपियों को कोर्ट से मिली जमानत

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Noida, Ghaziabad miss vax target, inoculate 18,000 | Noida News

Noida/Ghaziabad: Vaccination drive for 45-plus population was held across 85 centres in Gautam Budh Nagar and 87 centres in Ghaziabad on Tuesday, said officials. GB Nagar vaccinated a total of 8,605 recipients, including first and second doses for healthcare workers, frontline workers and 60-plus people. In Ghaziabad, 9,597 recipients were vaccinated on Tuesday. Of them, 9,523 were above 45. The target for the first dose of 45 years and above recipients for Tuesday was set at 10,000 in GB Nagar and 14,000 in Ghaziabad. “The centres in Gautam Budh Nagar included 43 government and 42 private hospitals. Out of those vaccinated on Tuesday, 7,742 recipients were 45 years and above,” said Dr Neeraj Tyagi, district immunisation officer.

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The Quad Countries India, Australia, Japan And The Us May Take Decisions To Reduce The Increasing Dependence On China Import - बड़ा सवाल: ड्रैगन को कैसे देंगे कड़ी टक्कर? देश अभी भी 90 फीसदी कच्चे माल के लिए चीन पर है निर्भर

The Quad Countries India, Australia, Japan And The Us May Take Decisions To Reduce The Increasing Dependence On China Import - बड़ा सवाल: ड्रैगन को कैसे देंगे कड़ी टक्कर? देश अभी भी 90 फीसदी कच्चे माल के लिए चीन पर है निर्भर
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Bringing down import tariffs by at least 50% holds the key to achieve competitiveness in India said Montek Singh Ahluwalia – India Education,Education News India,Education News

Share New Delhi: He was speaking on the third in a series of webinars organised by CUTS International on “Improving India’s Competitiveness for Inclusive Economic Growth”. “The problem boils down to the fact that we simply have not grown fast enough, as an economy. The underlying challenge is the ineffectiveness to translate broad uncontroversial objectives of competitiveness and growth into concrete and actionable policy programmes yielding results in a time-bound manner”,said Ahluwalia. The webinar touched a wide spectrum of issues ranging from global to sub-national and macro to micro. On the issue of India not joining the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, there was a divided house with panellists putting forth their opinions. The pro-RCEP arguments were premised on the need to participate in the globalised economy in order to reap benefits of higher levels of global competition.

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