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The World Bank President David Malpass welcomed the progress in the Indian Economy which was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. He further said that India was facing huge challenges, but now has made huge progress with the huge production of vaccines. However, Malpass also said, ''There is progress, but not enough.'' Earlier, the World Bank expected the Indian Economy to grow at 8.3% this year.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued its annual report in the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack. As per the released report, the Indian Government called Pakistan not sincere. "Pakistan is yet to show sincerity in delivering justice to the… read-more
TAGS: 26/11, Mumbai terror attack, Pakistan Police, Justice, India-Pakistan relations
US President Joe Biden presented the budget for the fiscal year 2024 and unveiled the government's plans to cut $3 trillion from the fiscal deficit over the next decade. On March 10, the Biden Government also increased taxes for the rich, to… read-more
TAGS: US President, Joe BIden, US Budget 2024, Taxes Hike
PM Narendra Modi raised issue with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese the issue of recent attacks on temples in Australia. The matter came up for discussion during their wide-ranging dialogue that was aimed at expanding overall ties. In… read-more
TAGS: Australia, Indian Politics, Anthony Albanese, hindu temple
The British government on Monday said it had facilitated a private sale of the UK arm of the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank to HSBC Holdings Plc's 'ring-fenced subsidiary'. With this deal, the Bank of England would help for 1 pound sterling, or… read-more
TAGS: HSBC, uk government, Silicon Valley Bank, business
The biggest Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapse impacted stocks globally, leading to $465 billion market value loss so far. The declines came after US peers tumbled, with investors questioning whether a government rescue plan for the banking… read-more
TAGS: SVB, Global Finances, business, INDIAN MARKET, Asian Investors
The Taliban government has recommended its foreign ministry to attend an online course for a four days period conducted by IIM-Kozhikode as part of Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation Programme (ITEC). Notably, the Afghanistan government… read-more
TAGS: taliban government, online course, memorandum, World news, India
