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Indian Government to Offer Up to $5 Billion in Incentives for Electronics Production, Weaning Off China
India will offer up to $5 billion in incentives to companies to make components locally for gadgets from mobiles to laptops, two government officials said, in a bid to bolster the burgeoning industry and wean off supplies from China.
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From Wife Who Was Under Parents' Influence
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man on the ground of cruelty by his wife who was under the influence of her parents and could not "wean away" from them to forge a relationship with him.
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Opinion: Critical Minerals And The New Colonialism
Imagine a small, resource-poor nation on the cusp of an energy transition. Leaders and citizens alike have been working tirelessly to wean the country off fossil fuels.
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Germany Ends Nuclear Era, Switches Off Last 3 Power Reactors
Germany switched off its last three nuclear reactors on Saturday, exiting atomic power even as it seeks to wean itself off fossil fuels and manage an energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.
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Great Dane In US Give Birth To 21 Puppies In 27 Hours
The Great Dane's owner Tanya Dubbs plans to sell the pups once they are weaned from their mother.
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Kid's Health: Healthy Weaning Options For Infants
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra helps us navigate what foods are appropriate for weaning and which foods should be avoided.
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"Many Nations Bought Soviet-Era Equipment...": US On India Defence Ties
India is a "great example" of countries who are choosing security assistance from the US, the Pentagon has said, underlining that it was ready for any response to wean them away from Russia.
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PM Modi Wants To Cut India's Reliance On China But Trade Has Leaped
India's bilateral trade with China rose by a third in the year to March, throwing a spanner in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to wean the country from relying on its neighbour for cheap imports and promote a thriving domestic industry.
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US, Japan, Canada Pledge $20 Billion To Move Indonesia Away From Coal
United States, Japan, Canada and six European countries pledged Tuesday to raise at least $20 billion to help wean Indonesia off coal and reach carbon neutrality by 2050, a decade earlier than planned, the White House said.
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Russian Lawmaker Urges WhatsApp Ban, Advocates Use of Domestic Software
A Russian lawmaker on Wednesday urged state institutions to stop using WhatsApp messenger and the industry ministry sought to promote domestically produced software as Russia tries to wean itself off Western technology. WhatsApp owner Meta Platforms was found guilty of "extremist activity" in Russia in March and later added to financial monitoring ...
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India, European Union Resume Free-Trade Deal Talks After 9-Year Gap
India and the European Union resumed talks Monday on a free-trade deal after a nine-year gap, as Western countries seek to wean New Delhi off its close economic ties to Russia.
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Bitcoin Tries to Steady Ship at $21,000 While Altcoins Slip Into More Losses
The price of Bitcoin continued to fall Tuesday as the crypto industry struggles with the fallout from the extended sell-off. Things aren't on the up for altcoins either as investors continue to wean off risk assets and cryptocurrencies.
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Sharad Pawar Compliments Devendra Fadnavis For BJP's Election Result
Rajya Sabha Elections: NCP chief Sharad Pawar said BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis succeeded in working the "miracle" of weaning away independent MLAs from rival camps using "different means" after BJP all three seats it contested in Maharashtra.
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Hardik Patel To Launch Campaign To Wean Away Congress Leaders In Gujarat
Former Congress leader Hardik Patel, ahead of his induction into the BJP on Thursday, said that he would launch a campaign to wean away Congress leaders in Gujarat.
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US Preps $500 Million Package To Wean India From Russian Weapons: Report
The US is preparing a military aid package for India to deepen security ties and reduce the country's dependence on Russian weapons, people familiar with the matter said.
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Indian Government to Offer Up to $5 Billion in Incentives for Electronics Production, Weaning Off China
India will offer up to $5 billion in incentives to companies to make components locally for gadgets from mobiles to laptops, two government officials said, in a bid to bolster the burgeoning industry and wean off supplies from China.
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"Mental Cruelty": Court Grants Divorce To Man From Wife Who Was Under Parents' Influence
The Delhi High Court has granted divorce to a man on the ground of cruelty by his wife who was under the influence of her parents and could not "wean away" from them to forge a relationship with him.
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Opinion: Critical Minerals And The New Colonialism
Imagine a small, resource-poor nation on the cusp of an energy transition. Leaders and citizens alike have been working tirelessly to wean the country off fossil fuels.
-
Germany Ends Nuclear Era, Switches Off Last 3 Power Reactors
Germany switched off its last three nuclear reactors on Saturday, exiting atomic power even as it seeks to wean itself off fossil fuels and manage an energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.
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Great Dane In US Give Birth To 21 Puppies In 27 Hours
The Great Dane's owner Tanya Dubbs plans to sell the pups once they are weaned from their mother.
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Kid's Health: Healthy Weaning Options For Infants
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra helps us navigate what foods are appropriate for weaning and which foods should be avoided.
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"Many Nations Bought Soviet-Era Equipment...": US On India Defence Ties
India is a "great example" of countries who are choosing security assistance from the US, the Pentagon has said, underlining that it was ready for any response to wean them away from Russia.
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PM Modi Wants To Cut India's Reliance On China But Trade Has Leaped
India's bilateral trade with China rose by a third in the year to March, throwing a spanner in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to wean the country from relying on its neighbour for cheap imports and promote a thriving domestic industry.
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US, Japan, Canada Pledge $20 Billion To Move Indonesia Away From Coal
United States, Japan, Canada and six European countries pledged Tuesday to raise at least $20 billion to help wean Indonesia off coal and reach carbon neutrality by 2050, a decade earlier than planned, the White House said.
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Russian Lawmaker Urges WhatsApp Ban, Advocates Use of Domestic Software
A Russian lawmaker on Wednesday urged state institutions to stop using WhatsApp messenger and the industry ministry sought to promote domestically produced software as Russia tries to wean itself off Western technology. WhatsApp owner Meta Platforms was found guilty of "extremist activity" in Russia in March and later added to financial monitoring ...
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India, European Union Resume Free-Trade Deal Talks After 9-Year Gap
India and the European Union resumed talks Monday on a free-trade deal after a nine-year gap, as Western countries seek to wean New Delhi off its close economic ties to Russia.
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Bitcoin Tries to Steady Ship at $21,000 While Altcoins Slip Into More Losses
The price of Bitcoin continued to fall Tuesday as the crypto industry struggles with the fallout from the extended sell-off. Things aren't on the up for altcoins either as investors continue to wean off risk assets and cryptocurrencies.
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Sharad Pawar Compliments Devendra Fadnavis For BJP's Election Result
Rajya Sabha Elections: NCP chief Sharad Pawar said BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis succeeded in working the "miracle" of weaning away independent MLAs from rival camps using "different means" after BJP all three seats it contested in Maharashtra.
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Hardik Patel To Launch Campaign To Wean Away Congress Leaders In Gujarat
Former Congress leader Hardik Patel, ahead of his induction into the BJP on Thursday, said that he would launch a campaign to wean away Congress leaders in Gujarat.
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US Preps $500 Million Package To Wean India From Russian Weapons: Report
The US is preparing a military aid package for India to deepen security ties and reduce the country's dependence on Russian weapons, people familiar with the matter said.
