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India-UK trade pact high priority; next round of talks slated in December: Goyal
The proposed free trade agreement (FTA) between India and the UK is a high priority for both the countries and the next round of negotiations for the pact is slated to happen next month, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday.
He said that things are progressing well and it will yield good results.
"We are all very well aware that it was progressing very fast until we had a little bit of a blip because of political happenings in the other country. Fortunately, we have a stable government. I believe in office now (in the UK) and I am already in touch with my (UK) counterpart. We are working together to possibly have an in person meeting also very soon but our teams are already engaged. Next month, the next round of negotiations are slated to happen," Goyal said here at a steel industry event.
MCD campaign centred on cleanliness of Delhi, Congress out of fight: Gopal Rai
Delhi Minister Gopal Rai on Tuesday said that the campaign for the December 4 MCD polls has centred around two issues -- one who works for the people and the other who only defames and added that the Congress is completely out of the electoral fight.
"The campaign is running from the last 10 days and the Congress has been out of the fight completely. Two types of campaign are being run in the city -- one who works for the public and the other to only defame Arvind Kejriwal," the AAP leader said while addressing the media.
Rai claimed that the BJP's agenda in the ongoing campaign has been confined to only defame the Kejriwal government.
Delhi HC dismisses plea to transfer Shraddha Walkar murder case to CBI
Terming it a 'publicity interest litigation', the Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed with costs a PIL seeking directions for the Shraddha Walkar murder investigation to be transferred from Delhi Police to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
The court, however, did not specify the cost amount.
A bench of Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Subramonium Prasad said it was a publicity interest litigation and not a single ground was made out.
Kejriwal should apologise to nation, dismiss Jain: BJP on massage video
The BJP demanded on Tuesday that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should apologise to the nation and dismiss his jailed minister Satyendar Jain over fresh allegations related to a massage video.
The tirade came after sources claimed that the masseur, who was seen in video footage giving a massage to Jain, was not a physiotherapist, but an inmate who is lodged in the Tihar Jail in a rape case.
The Aam Aadmi Party, which received flak over the videos, had asserted earlier that Jain was receiving physiotherapy in the jail, where he is in judicial custody for the past five months over money-laundering charges.
4.2 magnitude earthquake hits Ladakh's Kargil, no casualties reported
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit Ladakh's Kargil district on Tuesday, the National Centre for Seismology said. There were no reports of casualties or damage to property.
The epicentre of the tremor, recorded at 10.05 am, was 191 kilometers north of Kargil, the NCS said.
The quake in the earthquake prone Himalayan region was at a latitude of 36.27 degrees north and longitude of 76.26 degrees east at a depth of 10 km, it said.
Australia approves FTA with India; to implement on mutually agreed date
Govt preparing 'coking coal mission' to diversify raw material sources: Jyotiraditya Scindia
The government is preparing a 'coking coal mission' to diversify the sources of key steel making raw material, for which the country is heavily dependent on imports, according to Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia.
The mission is part of the government's efforts to reduce dependence on imports for coking coal and increase use of locally available coal in the steel making through gasification process, the steel minister told PTI in an interview.
43% Indian IT employees find moonlighting favourable, says report
Amid the growing debate on moonlighting, a new report has revealed that 43 per cent of employees in the Indian IT sector find moonlighting favourable.
The top reasons why employees work outside their jobs are to safeguard against job loss and supplement their incomes.
However, employers have a different view of this tendency as 31 per cent believe that employees moonlight because they are not adequately engaged in their work and 23 per cent believe that employees have ample time on hand for a second job, according to the findings from quarterly hiring tracker by job platform Indeed.
UP govt to present supplementary FY23 budget for state on Dec 5
Ministers' panel may recommend 28% GST on online gaming, tweak in calculation method
Australian parliament approves Free Trade Agreement with India
Priyanka Gandhi to join 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' as it enters MP on Wednesday
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will join the Bharat Jodo Yatra on Wednesday when it enters Madhya Pradesh, senior party leader Jairam Ramesh said.
This is the first time that Priyanka Gandhi, general secretary in-charge of Uttar Pradesh, will be joining the yatra.
In a tweet, Ramesh said Tuesday was a rest day for the Yatra which will resume on Wednesday when it will enter Madhya Pradesh near Burhanpur.
Rajnath Singh to attend ASEAN defence ministers meet, discuss boosting ties
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will discuss defence cooperation and ways to further strengthen mutually beneficial engagements with his counterparts from ASEAN countries during his visit to Cambodia starting Tuesday, the ANI reported.
Singh will be on an official visit from Cambodia on November 22-23 at the invitation of deputy Prime Minister and Defence minister of Cambodia Samdech Pichey Sena TEA Banh.
During his two-day visit, Singh will attend the 9th annual meeting of the ASEAN Defence Ministers Plus (ADMM Plus) at Siem Reap will address the forum on November 23. He will also call on the Prime Minister of Cambodia.
Mumbai reports 24 fresh measles cases and one suspected death: BMC
Mumbai reported 24 new confirmed cases of measles, while a one-year girl from suburban Govandi is suspected to have died of the viral infection, the city civic body said.
The tally of measles cases in the city since January 1 this year has risen to 208, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.
The death toll due to measles since the beginning of this year remained unchanged at eight, while the death in Govandi is being probed.
CV Ananda Bose to take oath as new governor of West Bengal on Wednesday
CV Ananda Bose will take oath as the new governor of West Bengal on Wednesday, an official said.
Bose, who was named the new governor on November 17, will take oath at the Raj Bhavan, he said.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and other dignitaries, including assembly Speaker Biman Bandyopadhyay and Leader of Opposition Suvendhu Adhikary, will be present at the programme, the official said on Tuesday.
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First Published: Nov 22 2022 | 8:26 AM IST