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India's energy sector tackles carbon emissions by investing $60 billion in national gas grid
One of the world’s largest consumers of oil and coal, India, is investing tens of billions of dollars to build a national gas grid and the necessary import terminals by 2024, in a bid to cut its carbon emissions. Läs mer...
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India’s population to surpass China’s in 6yrs
The global population will add 2 billion in the next three decades, closing in on the 10-billion milestone by 2050, the UN said. India, projected to overtake China, will lead the charge. Läs mer...
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19 Indian students kill themselves after controversial examination results
Nineteen students have taken their own lives in the Indian state of Telangana since mid-April, after the release of intermediate examination results, officials say. Läs mer...
India’s GDP slowdown won’t soon be reversed
There is a downturn in India's economy, but will it become a protracted one? More specifically, will economic growth fall below 5 percent?
Credit rating agency Moody's has slashed India's GDP growth estimate to 5.6 percent for 2019. The GDP growth rate slipped to 5 percent year-on-year between April and June, the fifth consecutive quarter of deceleration. If the downward spiral in the economy continues, GDP growth will soon break below the 5-percent psychological barrier.
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Amnesty nominerar vinnaren av årets Per Anger-pris
Per Anger-priset 2014 delas i år ut till Rita Mahato från Nepal. Rita är företrädare för kvinnorättsorganisationen Women’s Rehabilitation Centre, WOREC, en samarbetsorganisation till Amnesty International. Läs mer...
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Atlas Copco vinner order i Indien
Atlas Copco har fått en ny order på gruvutrustning värderat till cirka MEUR 7 (MSEK 60) från Hindustan Zinc. Utrustningen ska användas i Zawar- och Kayad-gruvorna i nordvästra Indien. Läs mer...
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Asian economies to take over ‘7% Growth Club’ in 2020s
Asian countries are expected to be the main drivers of global growth through the next decade, with growth rates at around 7 percent, but China is not on the list. Läs mer...
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India is building a city from scratch to attract foreign investors
India is building a new city to give global investors an easy way into its booming economy. Läs mer...
Klockan i Bombay, Indien
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China, Nepal sign trade, infrastructure and security deals
China's Xi also pledges financial aid as he becomes first Chinese leader to visit Nepal in more than 20 years. Läs mer...
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