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By Administrator_ India Capital Sands The country’s newly acquired Rafale jets will feature for the first time in the fly-past by the Indian Air Force during Republic Day celebrations on January 26. “The finale, the ‘Vertical Charlie’ manoeuvre, will be done by the Rafale aircraft this time,” Major General Alok
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Rafale jets to mark debut during Indian Air Force fly-past| Republic Day 2021
By Administrator_ India Capital Sands The country’s newly acquired Rafale jets will feature for the first time in the fly-past by the Indian Air Force during Republic Day celebrations on January 26. “The finale, the ‘Vertical Charlie’ manoeuvre, will be done by the Rafale aircraft this time,” Major General Alok
Farmers reject Centre’s proposal to put farm laws on hold for 1.5 years
By Administrator_India Capital Sands In a setback to the Centre’s effort to break the deadlock over the farm laws, the protesting farmers’ unions on Thursday rejected the government’s offer to keep the laws on hold for around 18 months, saying that they will not settle for anything less than total
WHO plans slew of COVID-19 vaccine approvals for global rollout
By Administrator_ India Capital Sands The World Health Organization (WHO) plans to approve several COVID-19 vaccines from Western and Chinese manufacturers in the coming weeks and months, an internal document seen by Reuters shows, as it aims for rapid rollouts in poorer countries. COVAX, a global scheme co-led by the
Sensex, Nifty soar 1.7% on US stimulus hope; HDFC, RIL and ICICI Bank gain
By Administrator_ India Capital Sands The benchmark Sensex snapped its two-day, 1,000-point losing streak on Tuesday as investors regained their risk appetite on optimism that the US will announce more stimulus measures under the Joe Biden administration. The index ended at 49,398, with a gain of 834 points, or 1.72 per cent