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All you want to know about coal mine auctions -Satya Sontanam

-The Hindu Business Line Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi threw open the auction of 41 coal blocks for commercial mining. The decision, which was part of the announcements made by the Centre under the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan, was already proposed in January through the Mineral Laws (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020. What is it? These auctions invite participants to mine coal blocks by bids on the percentage value of coal sold that they will...

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Don’t lose sight of long-standing fight against undernutrition -Simonti Chakraborty

-The Pioneer As the wave of the Covid-19 pandemic grips the globe, the entire population of affected countries has Been left vulnerable. Especially worrisome has Been the long-term impact that such a crisis can have on children in the coming days and years. Though medically, it has Been observed that children have Been less affected by the deadly virus, concerns of them being the “hidden victims” of this global health emergency...

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India slams Pakistan for refusal to join meeting to discuss locust menace

-PTI/ Livemint.com * India has already delivered 20,000 litres of pesticide to Iran for desert locust operations * India had proposed to Pakistan and Iran for a coordinated approach in dealing with the alarming threat of fast-increasing desert locusts in the region NEW DELHI: Pakistan refused to join a technical-level meeting with India to discuss the issue of locust menace, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday, slamming Islamabad for showing "reticent...

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Can India decouple itself from Chinese manufacturing? -Ananth Krishnan

-The Hindu India faces challenges linked to infrastructure and skill sets; and its policies are unpredictable The border clashes with China and the COVID-19 pandemic have reignited questions about India’s dependence on Chinese manufacturing. India’s imports from China in 2019-2020 reached $65 billion, out of $81 billion two-way trade. Is the pandemic, as Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said last month, a “blessing in disguise” for Indian manufacturing? Will companies be able to...

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Ordinances on agriculture show unwise haste, may do harm along with good -Ajay Vir Jakhar

-The Indian Express Rather than coax the states financially to correct the markets, an unregulated marketplace has Been created where 15 crore farmers will be exposed to the skulduggery of traders. Imagine the mayhem in stock markets if ROC and SEBI were similarly made redundant. Just as all ordinances aren’t reforms, all reforms aren’t the “1991 moment” for agriculture. The ordinances announced recently to facilitate trade in agricultural produce were historically resisted...

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