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From Alphonso to Kesar: How a tiny fly halted India’s mango exports to Japan after two decadesJapan has suspended fresh mango imports from India for the 2026 season due to concerns over pest treatment procedures at an Indian facility...- No love in Tokyo for mangoes from India this seasonJapan has suspended fresh mango imports from India due to concerns over fumigation and disinfection deficiencies identified during a March ...
- Japan urges China to stop flying fighter jets too close to Japanese military aircraftJapan has asked China to stop its fighter jets from flying too close to its planes. Japan says this is happening a lot and could cause acci...
- Mango exports up 19 pc to USD 47.98 million during April-August; US top destinationAs part of its initiative to promote export of mangoes, the Centre invited the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Animal and ...
- Chinese hospitals 'extremely busy' as COVID spreads uncheckedIn an abrupt change of policy, China this month began dismantling the world's strictest COVID regime of lockdowns and extensive testing, pu...
- North Korea reports more fevers as Kim Jong Un claims virus progressExperts say North Korea is almost certainly downplaying the true scale of the viral spread, including a strangely small death toll, to soft...
- A pandemic atlas: How COVID-19 took over the world in 2020More than any event in memory, the pandemic has been a global event. On every continent, households have felt its devastation, joblessness ...
- View: Manufacturing players to focus on easing productionDemand across sectors has understandably fallen and exports have come down due to movement restrictions and lockdowns in other nations. Ami...
- View: It's now time to save livelihoods and restart the economyTo ensure that the medical crisis does not snowball into a potentially devastating economic crisis, the government will have to restart the...
- US Navy evacuates coronavirus stuck aircraft carrier RooseveltPentagon officials said Wednesday they were rapidly arranging hotel rooms on the Pacific island for many of the personnel, while organizing...
- Covid-19: Anxieties, life hacks and takeaways from India’s CEOs who are navigating uncharted territoryAn unprecedented business crisis looms. And no one can see light at the end of the tunnel. “The world is staring down the barrel of a reces...
- Steel makers ask employees to declare travel historyrom banning large gatherings at their offices and facilities to avoiding domestic and abroad travel, and encouraging work from home, steelm...
- Nissan, Honda delay restart of some China plants due to coronavirus"In compliance with the new government directive by the authorities in Hubei Province, we will consider the timing of the restart of the pl...
- Travel with discretion: Experts predict Coronavirus’s effect on tourism will last till 2021, advise practising cautionThe impact of the pneumonia-like disease caused by Covid-19, is already being felt across the Asian continent.
- Coronavirus update: Deaths top 1,000; China removes health officialsHubei province added 103 more deaths, up from 91 a day earlier. At the same time, it also reported the lowest number of new cases since Feb...
- 2014: A politically eventful year for IndiaThe states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elect...
- India-Australia nuclear deal likely next monthIndia & Australia are currently in process of working out administrative arrangements that will govern actual implementation of deal.
- Like Bhopal, Fukushima may haunt futureThe spectre of lethal radioactive fallout from the damaged nuclear reactors at Fukushima in Japan continued to haunt the country as ripples...
- Global rice prices may shoot up by Mar/Apr 2010Global rice prices may shoot up by March/April 2010 on the back of heavy buys by the world's largest rice importer Phillipines, even as Ind...
- Uncle Sam to miss Indian mangoes againDespite promises to end the 17-year-old ban on Indian mangoes, the US is in no mood to oblige.
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