China Will Choose Dalai Lama’s Successor

China Will Choose Dalai Lama’s SuccessorOn Saturday, the Dalai Lama claimed to be the decider of his successor. He said that China has no right to decide that who will be chosen as his successor. But he himself, at the age of 90, will consult other monks and decide the person who seems perfect for the position.

Young Singaporeans Lack Knowledge about Contraceptives

Young Singaporeans Lack Knowledge about Contraceptives According to a survey conducted by Bayer healthcare, in entire Asia-Pacific, Singapore in one such country where maximum number of people have unprotected sex with new partners. In particular, eight out of ten Singaporeans do not believe in using contraceptives.

Japanese Shares Inspire Decline in Asian Stocks

Japanese Shares Inspire Decline in Asian Stocks Last week, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index cited low as figures were down by 5.7% to 111.73. On Thursday, the index cited 4.1% fall that added majorly in counting the entire loss which had almost all significant short-term technical indicators in negative position, including absence of an oversold signal.

Nissan Sunny Diesel Version to be Out Soon in India

Nissan Sunny Diesel Version to be Out Soon in IndiaJapanese automobile company launched its Nissan Sunny Petrol model in India between the price of 5.8 lakh and 7.8 lakh and is eager to introduce its diesel version, soon in the country.

Corporate Vice President of Nissan for Africa Middle East and India, Gilles Normand stated that as the Indian customers favour diesel versions, the company is keen to launch its diesel car to avail the Indian market.

India Canada Bilateral Meet Settles Issues

India Canada Bilateral Meet Settles IssuesIndia's Ministry of Commerce and Industry (IMCI) has notified that the Friday's joint meet of India and Canada has productively settled all the matters regarding the Foreign Investment Protection Agreement (FIPA) and the Bilateral Social Security Agreement (BSSA).

HSBC Survey Reflects A Third Successive Month of Tightening In Manufacturing Sector

HSBC Survey Reflects A Third Successive Month of Tightening In Manufacturing SectorA latest survey, carried out by the mutual efforts from HSBC and Markit Economics, has revealed a third successive month of tightening in the manufacturing sector. The survey findings have played a role to fluctuate the stock market, across the globe, on Thursday. The survey has also pinpointed the shrinkage in companies.

Muslims in China Earning Good with Traditional Halal Business

The concept of trading halal food is gaining immense popularity among the Muslim business men in China, may be because most of their ancestors have made their living with the same.

Halal food is very popular, as not less than 1.5 billion Muslims across the world possess a specific temptation for the special food. Besides them, at least 500 million non-Muslims are also believed to have a taste for halal food.

Asian Stocks Experience Steep Tumble

Asian Stocks Experience Steep TumbleDuring today’s trade, stocks in the Asian markets were observed experiencing a downfall. On the other hand, in a statement, the Central bank notified that equity markets have experienced some relief after a frightening slump.

Indian Prime Minister to Be Part of the 66th UN Session

According to a recent report, it has been revealed that India is going to bid for the comprehensive reforms of the Security Council of UN. This would be done in order to form a system of reforms that is well acquainted with the equitable system that gives an insight on the real scenario of the nations.

India China Tiff over Oil

India China Tiff over OilIndia and China have had a recent tiff over the matter of oil in the South China Sea. China has issued a number of warnings to the ONGC from India the exploration plans that the firm was running together with Vietnam is violating the rules of the Chinese Government.

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