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'Luxury purchasing power in India shot up after covid' - Vimarsana News

'Luxury purchasing power in India shot up after covid'

Rado sees a strong increase in local consumption in India and considers it as one of the top three markets.

How Much Aid Does the US Give to Israel? - Vimarsana News

How Much Aid Does the US Give to Israel?

Against the backdrop of recent events, including the Hamas attack and other geopolitical issues emanating from the Middle East, the influence of US support for Israel has come to the fore. This has continuously steered suspicions about US aid in times like this.

Boothbay Region Adult & Community Education - Vimarsana News

Boothbay Region Adult & Community Education

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fpi selling: Rising clout of local investors, a sign of caution? - Vimarsana News

fpi selling: Rising clout of local investors, a sign of caution?

Market experts that ET spoke to believe that long term investors need to focus on the India growth story rather than feeling concerned over the FPI selling, which has more to do with global geopolitical issues

G20 should not be divided by 'geopolitical issues': Brazil President Lula - Vimarsana News

G20 should not be divided by 'geopolitical issues': Brazil President Lula

Amitabh Kant, a key organiser for the India summit, said Saturday that Brazil was among the countries that helped thrash out a compromise on Ukraine for the statement. G20 leaders have been deeply riven over the Ukraine war since Moscow's invasion last year, with Russian President Vladimir Putin skipping the summit entirely to dodge political opprobrium.