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1. China doubles down on claims on eastern Bhutan boundary After Thimpu’s demarche, Beijing includes ‘eastern sectors’ to boundary dispute New Delhi Days after Bhutan sent China a demarche protesting against Chinese claims to the Sakteng wildlife sanctuary in eastern Bhutan, Beijing has doubled down, including Bhutan’s “eastern sectors” to the boundary dispute between the […]
1. Mulling national logistics law’ Ministry aims to replace current transportation of goods law New Delhi The Commerce Ministry is considering replacing the Multi-Modal Transportation of Goods Act (MMTG) with a full-fledged national logistics law with a view to promote growth of the sector, a senior government official said on Saturday. Special Secretary in the […]
1. ICMR looks at vaccine launch by Aug 15 Clinicians differ: Covaxin has ‘potential’, but it is unlikely to be ready by that time A vaccine for COVID-19 from India is unlikely to be ready for public use by August 15 but early data on whether it is safe and the proof of its working […]
1. India loses jurisdiction over Italian marines case It wins compensation for Kerala fishermen at The Hague NEW DELHI The Government of India said it was studying an international tribunal’s ruling that the Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen in the waters off the Kerala coast on February 15, 2012, held “immunity” and would […]
1. India, China agree to hold more talks to resolve LAC stand-off Commanders emphasise need for expeditious, phased and stepwise de-escalation The third round of Corps Commander-level talks on Tuesday between India and China, the second one after the June 15 Galwan Valley clashes, yielded the promise of more talks at the military and diplomatic […]
