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How a Bangladeshi garment-maker is fighting the Middle East energy crunch

How a Bangladeshi garment-maker is fighting the Middle East energy crunch

By Ruma Paul and Sam Jahan SAVAR, Bangladesh, Sept 22 (Reuters) - A gas and power crisis has hit production at most Bangladeshi garment makers, but at 4A Yarn Dyeing, a supplier to Walmart, Gap and Next, workers stitch hoodies and attach brand logos uninterrupted, at least for now.
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New Development Bank Expands Local Currency Financing to Reduce U.S. Dollar Reliance

New Development Bank Expands Local Currency Financing to Reduce U.S. Dollar Reliance

New Development Bank Expands Local Currency Financing to Reduce U.S. Dollar Reliance
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Global Economy Shifts Towards Multipolar System with China and India as Key Architects

Global Economy Shifts Towards Multipolar System with China and India as Key Architects

Global Economy Shifts Towards Multipolar System with China and India as Key Architects
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ACFI Proposes Rs 5,000-7,000 Crore Scheme to Boost India's Crop Protection Self-Reliance

ACFI Proposes Rs 5,000-7,000 Crore Scheme to Boost India's Crop Protection Self-Reliance

ACFI Proposes Rs 5,000-7,000 Crore Scheme to Boost India's Crop Protection Self-Reliance
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‘A joke’ – Sevilla boss baffled by Raphinha Ballon d’Or snub after Barcelona star bags hat-trick

‘A joke’ – Sevilla boss baffled by Raphinha Ballon d’Or snub after Barcelona star bags hat-trick

The Brazilian stole the show again at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.
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Chinese Gold Jewelers Seek International Markets Amid Domestic Slump, Leveraging Advanced Crafting Techniques

Chinese Gold Jewelers Seek International Markets Amid Domestic Slump, Leveraging Advanced Crafting Techniques

Chinese Gold Jewelers Seek International Markets Amid Domestic Slump, Leveraging Advanced Crafting Techniques
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Sunanda Sharma Discusses Self-Love and Solitude in Exclusive Interview

Sunanda Sharma Discusses Self-Love and Solitude in Exclusive Interview

Sunanda Sharma Discusses Self-Love and Solitude in Exclusive Interview
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Seychelles Collaborates with India to Boost Seafood Industry and Tuna Fishing Revenue

Seychelles Collaborates with India to Boost Seafood Industry and Tuna Fishing Revenue

Seychelles Collaborates with India to Boost Seafood Industry and Tuna Fishing Revenue
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Virgin Islands Delegation Concludes Financial Services Trade Mission to India, Eyeing Economic Growth and New Partnerships

Virgin Islands Delegation Concludes Financial Services Trade Mission to India, Eyeing Economic Growth and New Partnerships

Virgin Islands Delegation Concludes Financial Services Trade Mission to India, Eyeing Economic Growth and New Partnerships
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Asian Games to open in Nagoya after troubled buildup

Asian Games to open in Nagoya after troubled buildup

By Ian Ransom and Amlan Chakraborty NAGOYA, Japan, Sept 19 (Reuters) - The 20th Asian Games open in Nagoya on Saturday, with organisers on the defensive after a string of operational gaffes and logistical problems in the buildup to the massive, multi-sport event.
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Colliers International Group Forecasts $7.8 Billion Revenue by 2029 Amidst Market Volatility

Colliers International Group Forecasts $7.8 Billion Revenue by 2029 Amidst Market Volatility

Colliers International Group Forecasts $7.8 Billion Revenue by 2029 Amidst Market Volatility
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India's Agricultural Sector Poised to Enter Carbon Market with Policy Interventions

India's Agricultural Sector Poised to Enter Carbon Market with Policy Interventions

India's agricultural sector is on the verge of becoming a significant player in the global carbon market, driven by policy interventions aimed at integrating sustainable farming practices into carbon credit mechanisms. The country launched the Indian Carbon Market (ICM) under the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) in 2023, initially focusing on energy-intensive industrial sectors. However, the emerging offset mechanism within the CCTS has created a pathway for agricultural mitigation projects. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) has already approved methodologies under the CCTS Offset Mechanism for methane recovery from livestock and manure management in small farms. This move signals India's intent to bring its vast agricultural sector, which supports hundreds of millions of livelihoods, into the carbon-market ecosystem. India already boasts a substantial organic farming ecosystem, ranking first globally in the number of organic producers with approximately 4.48 million hectares under organic agricultu...