A top economist on the risk Nepal took by needling India

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THE ECONOMIC TIMESDaily Newsletter Mon, Jun 15, 2020 | 05:50 PM IST

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Top stories of the day A top economist explains the risk Nepal took by needling India Nepal voted in unison to incorporate Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura in their map. ... Centre invokes God to wiggle out of a potentially difficult showdown May wholesale inflation at -3.21%, food inflation eases Mumbai's private hospitals heave a sigh of relief Alto becomes best-selling model for 16th straight year: Maruti Covid could result in slower branch expansion for banks Bank of Baroda to completely digitise lending operations Amid Covid gloom, there is a good news for employees

Debate This Is India just a paper tiger when it comes to foreign policy? Nepal's Parliament has approved a map that annexes three disputed regions in Uttarakhand. The Himalayan nation's cartographic provocation is being seen as a China-led, which itself is locked in a stand-off with India on the Ladakh border. Has PM Modi's soft-power diplomacy in the neighbourhood failed to fire. Debate

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Covid is about to change your payslip. Here's what it will look like Sectors such as IT and IT services, BFSI are introducing more relevant salary components.... Business as usual for Mahindra in US despite Jeep blow After straining India ties, Nepal looks to reject US aid Branded foods sales rise as focus shifts to hygiene Shipments of Indian goods via B'desh to Northeast soon US tech firms support non-immigrant visa holders J&J expects nod for Covid vaccine by early 2021 Pandemic leads to a bicycle boom, and shortage Petrol price hiked by 48 paise/litre, diesel by 23 paise Modi unlikely to reimpose lockdown Spooked by a fresh surge, Beijing begins mass testing Startups run dry as bailout calls go unanswered Tech companies in no hurry to return to office Delhi's 10k-bed facility to be ready by June-end Babus' appraisals will be delayed till next march Businessmen, buyout firms may be allowed to run banks in India

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Perils of rushing headlong into a ban on China

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Top stories of the day The perils of rushing headlong into a full Chinese decoupling The process must the gradual, spread over several years. Any other approach will spell pain in Indian markets.... Google tax: India's tightrope walk in Covid-crippled times How Asia's densest slum chased the virus Petrol price hiked by 62 paise/litre, diesel by 64 paise RIL raises Rs 1.04L cr from investors in 8 weeks Actor Sushant Singh Rajput found dead The economy is reeling. Tech giants spy opportunity. Govt unlikely to go for privatisation of PSBs this fiscal

Debate This Will economic patriotism lead to India's undoing? The government seems to have decided that the best way to salvage the sinking ship is to look inwards. There are calls within the government for the boycott of global products, especially Chinese. But is it possible to shut the world out without first strengthening our own supply chains? India doesn't yet have the concrete channels needed to substitute imported products with home-grown ones. So, there are chances that taking 'vocal for local' too seriously might just backfire on the country of 1.3 billion.

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Behind the new LAC flashpoint is a story few have ever heard The valley, in news because of the latest India-China standoff, was in the spotlight during the 1962 war too.... Covid-19 exposes Indian middle class' paranoia FIEO for fastening process to seal free-trade pact Revival sign: Hiring up in some sectors In corporate reckoning on race, an industry stands out Gold ETFs attract Rs 815 crore inflows in May Door-to-door survey in Delhi hotspots: Amit Shah NCLT allows Jet to sell office in Bandra Complex

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Lockdown, Day 82: Delhi to get Centre support

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Lockdown, Day 82: Delhi to get Centre support Over the past week, cases in India have been rising at a steady rate, pushing the subcontinent's total tally well past 3,00,000. India's curve seems to be refusing to flatten, with the nation reporting 11,929 cases and 311 deaths in the past 24 hours. Nowhere is India's sticky situation more evident than in the nation's capital, with cases spiralling out of control, crossing the 35,000 mark even as the Home Minister held a meeting with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today, promising a slew of measures - from increased testing to makeshift beds and manpower to deal with the virus. Here are the latest updates from today: COUNT SO FAR 253 new cases in Andhra Pradesh, cases reach 4,841. 207 new cases in Assam, tally now up to 3,900. 186 new cases in Odisha, total now 3,909. 131 new cases in Rajasthan, state counter now at 12,532. 67 new cases in Chhattisgarh, state count now 1,512. 45 new cases in Tripura, total now 1,046. 18 new cases in Puducherry take UT's tally to 194. Six new cases in Himachal Pradesh, tally now 508. World India Tally Toll Tally Toll 77,63,921 4,29,632 3,20,922 9,195 LIFE AND HEALTH Maharashtra caps testing prices at Rs 2,200. Delhi to set up 20,000 beds in the next week. Centre to send Delhi 500 railway coaches to cover bed shortage. Some states to implement fines for not wearning masks in public. AROUND THE WORLD 892 deaths in Brazil in 24 hours, as case count crosses 8,50,000. 700 dead in America in the last 24 hours. 66 new cases in China, highest since April. 34 new cases in South Korea. DEBATE Will economic patriotism lead to India's undoing? Tell us here

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