Revised social security pact with U.K. could save $500 million for Indian firms and workers
According to sources, India is also “happy that its concerns have been addressed” regarding the U.K.’s recent steel tariff announcements, which had temporarily halted the implementation of the bilateral trade deal.
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Three arrested in RSS office attack in Ranchi
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T.N. Governor’s address meant for social media reels of TVK, alleges Udhayanidhi Stalin
Mr. Udhayanidhi stated that during the DMK regime, the Governor often made changes to the address prepared by the government and did not read it in full
Multi-layer security in place for Yoga Day event at Undavalli Caves
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and yoga guru Baba Ramdev are scheduled to participate in the programme on June 20; both will participate at the State-level event in Vijayawada on June 21