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It's 6:30 a.m. in the Indian city of Mysuru and the streets are full of the sound of whistles blowing as workers in olive green aprons and rubber gloves begin a door-to-door search. They have come to collect one of India's biggest untapped resources: garbage.

Projecting "unquestionable" stability of the economy, strong economic fundamentals and administrative reforms brought in by the PM Modi government, India today pushed for taking the relationship with Central European countries forward in various fields.

It's 6:30 a.m. in the Indian city of Mysuru and the streets are full of the sound of whistles blowing as workers in olive green aprons and rubber gloves begin a door-to-door search. They have come to collect one of India's biggest untapped resources: garbage.

Projecting "unquestionable" stability of the economy, strong economic fundamentals and administrative reforms brought in by the PM Modi government, India today pushed for taking the relationship with Central European countries forward in various fields.