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| The Trump administration yesterday proposed that India and the US work together in the Indo-Pacific region to counter China. In a stunning new dynamic unveiled by secretary of state Rex Tillerson, Trump’s America ditched the kid glove treatment of China as they sought to woo New Delhi to counter Beijing’s growing assertiveness in the region. Tillerson’s remarks came hours after Trump publicly threw his support behind India by hosting a Diwali event at the White House. |
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| PV Sindhu suffered a straight game loss against China’s Chen Yufei to crash out of the Denmark Open in the opening round. Sindhu failed to break the rhythm of World No 10 Chen to go down fighting 17-21 21-23 in a 43-minute match. This is her second successive early loss as after clinching the Korea Open she had lost in the second round of Japan Open last month. |
| India and the European Union have restarted negotiations on a civil nuclear agreement signed in 2009. European Union experts from Brussels held discussions with officials from the department of atomic energy last week in Mumbai. The agreement focuses on nuclear safety and non-power technologies in the areas of water, health care and medicine, environment, etc. |
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| The Supreme Court has made it mandatory for the railways to keep oxygen cylinders in all trains. The move will ensure that the life-saving gas is provided to travellers suffering from respiratory problems in case of emergency. The apex court has also directed the railways to take assistance of doctors from AIIMS to explore ways to provide medical treatment to travellers if they take ill. |
| Former chief minister Prem Kumar Dhumal is on the BJP’s final list for the Himachal Pradesh elections. The BJP released its final list of candidates for all the 68 seats in the state yesterday. The list does not include JP Nadda, who has also been seen as a likely contender for the CM post. By naming Dhumal, the party indicated that the veteran could be a clear contender for the CM’s post in case it forms a government. |
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