Cabinet Approves MoU Between India and USA
The MoU will help in improving regulatory and policy framework for developing efficient whole sale power market and enhancing grid reliability.
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The MoU will help in improving regulatory and policy framework for developing efficient whole sale power market and enhancing grid reliability.
UK Foreign Secretary Rt Hon. Dominic Raab hailed India’s National Education Policy 2020 as visionary, and said the proposed reforms will open up opportunities for students, the economy and for deeper engagement and collaboration between the two countries.
India and Britain will push negotiations on trade ties, their foreign ministers said after talks in New Delhi on Tuesday, as both countries seek to restart economies battered by the coronavirus pandemic.
Department of Posts (DoP) and India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) unveiled a new digital payment app ‘DakPay’ at virtual launch event today. The App is launched as part of its ongoing efforts to provide Digital Financial inclusion at the last mile across India.
Quality Council of India (QCI) at the behest of the FSSAI has come out with a Scheme for approval of Hygiene Rating Audit Agencies to scale up Hygiene Rating by increasing the number of recognised Hygiene Rating Audit Agencies in the country. The detail of the scheme is available on QCI’s website.
The Indian foreign ministry will launch a special website later this week that will showcase “Brand India” and its state and sector wise economic strengths with the twin aims of boosting domestic exports as well as attract foreign direct investment into Asia’s third largest economy.
India is planning to establish a regional climate centre for the Himalayan mountain region which will not only provide weather-related advice within the country but also to its neighbours, India Meteorological Department (IMD) Director General Mrutunjay Mohapatra said on Monday.
The Union Cabinet led by the Prime Minister took the decision in June this year to open up the space sector and enable the participation of Indian private sector in the entire gamut of space activities. With the creation of Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe), the government believes the reforms will provide a level playing field for private companies and start-ups.
India Water Impact Summit continues with many more experts from India and abroad sharing their insights on the topic of conservation and development. Experts from Norway joined their Indian counterparts to discuss ‘Arth Ganga – River Conservation Synchronised Development’ on 4th day of the summit.
As per official statements, both sides exchanged their views on the crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean, occupation of Northern Cyprus and reviewed India-EU relations. India-Cyprus agreed to further enhance cooperation in the UN. Both sides agreed on the importance of continued engagement for strengthening bilateral ties.