Pakistan bought 1.1 million tonnes of palm oil from Malaysia last year, while India bought 4.4 million tonnes, according to the Malaysian Palm Oil Council.
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LIC Staff Union To Hold Walk-Out Strike To Protest Against IPO
The union said LIC’s valuation surplus was Rs 53,211.91 crore, life fund stood at Rs 28.28 lakh crore and asset under management over Rs 31.11 lakh crore at the end of FY19.
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It Takes Two To Tango
Government schemes and private sector aspiration need a common rallying point for quality and affordable healthcare to reach the masses.
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India-Norway Sign MoUs In Field Of Research And Higher Education
MoUs have also been signed between IIT, Jammu and Norwegian University of Science and Technology and IIT Mandi and Norwegian University of Science and Technology with special focus of activities.
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India's January Gold Imports Plunge 48% To Four-Month Low
January imports totalled $1.58 billion, down from last year’s $2.31 billion.
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PNB Reports Q3 Net Loss Of Rs 492 Crore As Provisions Mount
Income in Q3 FY20 was up 1.5 per cent at Rs 4,355 crore versus Rs 4,290 crore year-on-year. The bank’s asset quality as a percentage of total advances too improved slightly.
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Kerala Now Confirms Third Case Of Coronavirus
The medical student is in an isolation ward at Kanhangad district hospital in Kasaragod, Health Minister K K Shailaja informed the state assembly.
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McDonald's Appoints Sanjeev Agrawal As Developmental Licensee
McDonald’s had laid down strict conditions for conducting fresh new franchisee partner for north and east India.
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China's Sinopec, Teapot Oil Refiners Slash Feb Output As Virus Hits Demand
The state refiner is cutting throughput by around 600,000 barrels per day (bpd), equivalent to roughly 12% of its average daily throughput of 5 million bpd last year.
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RBI Seen Holding Rates, Retaining Dovish Stance
The RBI is now forecast to next cut rates by 25 basis points to 4.90% in the October-December quarter, though some analysts reckon the central bank will keep rates on hold for longer.
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