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Biden tees up four-way talks with India, Japan, Australia

President Joe Biden is wrapping up a five-day visit to Asia on Tuesday by having talks with Australia's new prime minister and what could be a more difficult conversation with India's leader

The Independent UK

Emissions cap-and-trade market in Gujarat soon

AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat government is planning to set up a cap-and-trade market for carbon emissions from large sources. The move will provide the state a growth-friendly approach to cut its carbon footprints and provide a model for other states in collectively taking India towards its 'net zero' goal.

The Times of India

Taiwan overshadows Quad talks, Japan scrambles jets

Japan scrambled jets after Russian and Chinese warplanes neared its airspace during a visit by U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday, with Tokyo conveying "grave concerns" about what it saw as a provocative move timed to coincide with the Quad summit.

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What is the Quad? What will they discuss? Why is it important Anthony Albanese attends?

Anthony Albanese's first order of business as Prime Minister was travelling to Japan to attend a leaders' meeting with the members of the Quad. But what is the Quad and what will they discuss?

ABC News

India, China relations threaten to freeze over

The invasion of Ukraine has upended world geopolitics, disrupting the already fragile relationship between India and China.

360info

High costs, low demand hurting dye factories

AHMEDABAD: India’s dye exports have surpassed pre-Covid levels, registering a 14% increase in volume and 38% increase in value in the financial year ending March 31, 2022.

The Times of India

Telangana: Life sciences ecosystem needs boost, says KT Rama Rao at Davos

HYDERABAD: India’s life sciences sector has a lot going for it, but the big missing piece is a conducive regulatory framework that will encourage research and innovation, Telangana’s industries minister KT Rama Rao said on Monday.

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Floodwaters Ravage Bangladesh And India: At Least 60 Killed

Massive flooding in Bangladesh and India has resulted in the deaths of more than 60 people. What Happened: Local officials say heavy rainfall has resulted in flooding and landslides, leaving more than 150 roads in the region completely underwater and thousands of people stranded without food and clean drinking water.

Benzinga

WEF forms Indian CEOs' alliance to supercharge race to net-zero

The Alliance will serve as a high-level platform to support business leaders in planning and implementing plans and programmes to achieve climate targets, including net-zero economic growth

The Hindu

Study: Climate change made India and Pakistan heat wave 30 times more likely

A new study highlights the shifting odds and severity of extreme weather events.

Axios

A Harvard branch in India, prospects and challenges

It will be worthwhile for policymakers to look at the experience of other countries for positive and negative lessons

The Hindu

Anthony Albanese meeting with Joe Biden and Quad leaders in first full day as Prime Minister

Anthony Albanese faces his first major test as Australia's new Prime Minister, spending his first full day in office on the world stage. He will meet with US President Joe Biden and the leaders of India and Japan for Quad meetings.

ABC News

India’s first case of BA.5 variant detected in Telangana

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Indian vaccine giant Serum plans African plant in global expansion

The Serum Institute of India (SII), the world's biggest vaccine maker, is considering setting up its first manufacturing plant in Africa as it looks to expand globally after its success in selling COVID-19 shots, its CEO told Reuters on Monday.

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The Independent UK

South Asia's intense heat wave a 'sign of things to come'

The intense heat wave sweeping through South Asia was made more likely due to climate change and is a sign of things to come

The Guardian - UK

Deadly Indian heatwave made 30 times more likely by climate crisis

Soaring temperatures in subcontinent, which have caused widespread suffering, would be extraordinarily rare without global heating

The Times of India

FDI equity inflows marginally down at $58.77 billion in 2021-22: DPIIT data

NEW DELHI: FDI equity inflows into India contracted marginally by 1 per cent to $58.77 billion during 2021-22, according to official data.

The Hindu

India to be the leader of green hydrogen: Puri in Davos

India is moving faster than any other country towards a green transition, Petroleum Minister says at Davos

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Anthony Albanese in Tokyo for tense Quad talks after Joe Biden says US would defend Taiwan

Labor leader in tight position after China said dialogue with US, India and Japan would be test of new Australian prime minister’s ‘political wisdom’

Benzinga

Paytm Payments Bank Expects India's Central Bank To Ease Regulatory Curbs On It Soon

India’s Paytm Payments Bank said it expects the central bank to allow it to start taking on new customers in the next few months and would comply with all the audit requirements to remove the regulatory curbs imposed on it.

The Hindu

‘Most interest for Quad fellowship is from India’

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PM meets Japanese industry leaders, discusses cooperation

Uniqlo invited to join India’s journey in becoming a tech-enabled manufacturing hub for textiles

The Hindu

Asia Cup hockey | India concedes late goal to draw with Pakistan

India will next play Japan on Tuesday

The Hindu

Two F-18 Super Hornet jets in Goa to showcase compatibility with Indian aircraft carriers

French aircraft maker Dassault Aviation has already demonstrated the compatibility of its Rafale-M jet in January

Newslaundry

‘We have to save our club’: Clean sweep for ‘leftist’ panel in Press Club polls

On May 21, voting took place to elect a new crop of office bearers at the Press Club of India in Delhi. A day later, the results were declared – the panel led by outgoing president Umakant Lakhera had won all the seats.

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