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    Pill for China plus one

    Indian pharma CEOs met senior officials in FDA and other key agencies to start a conversation. Even if a little late, given the looming presidential election, the proposal deserves attention. The basic idea is to capitalise on India's expertise and infra for manufacturing through financial incentives, tech sharing, collaborative research and tech transfers to expand production in both countries. Pursue onshoring in America and friendshoring in India to reduce dependence on China. And aggregate US, Indian and European demand for certain drugs, as IPA secretary general Sudarshan Jain told me.

    Domestic airfares on northward trajectory; still among lowest globally: Experts

    Domestic airfares in India have surged up to 40% in key routes due to higher traffic and capacity constraints in the last six quarters. India is one of the world's fastest-growing civil aviation markets, with an average of 4.5 lakh passengers daily. However, capacity constraints are a key challenge as many aircraft are grounded due to supply chain issues. Aviation consultancy firm CAPA India reported that average fares on the top 20 domestic routes had not moved significantly in nominal terms for the last two decades, until the last six quarters.

    How GoI’s post-poll domestic authority will shape New Delhi’s geopolitics

    With India's key strategic partner Russia more firmly entrenched and aligned with China in 2024, the domestic political authority the next government in New Delhi brings to the table - and the way it deploys this capital - will hold the key to how it can position itself at the start of a turbulent phase between a relatively stronger, expanding Russia-China arc of power and a politically strife-ridden democratic coalition of powers.

    Good shot, bad shot: What you need to know about Covishield issue

    Covishield Side Effects: Controversies surrounding vaccine side-effects persist despite Covid-19 waning. Covishield, developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University, faces scrutiny in India following reports of rare side effects. Legal battles and demands for compensation have emerged as families of alleged victims seek justice. Experts stress the importance of understanding risks versus benefits in vaccine administration.

    We're alive because Modi ensured COVID vaccine for us: Fadnavis

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been credited with facilitating the manufacture and administration of the COVID vaccine during the pandemic, according to Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Nearly 100 countries credit Modi for providing vaccine doses and protecting their citizens from the virus, referring to the Centre's 'Vaccine Maitri' initiative. Fadnavis said that the world did not know that Modi was at the helm of India's leadership who knew how to protect his people.

    The U.S. seems to be dodging a recession. What could go wrong?

    Inflation falling, unemployment low, and the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates. Wells Fargo economists predict a soft landing, but still see elevated recession risk due to signs of weakness in the labor market. The effects of higher interest rates may be slower this time as companies refinance debt and buffers like savings and credit card borrowing dwindle. The return of inflation could put policymakers in a tight spot, unable to cut rates and potentially considering rate hikes. Unforeseen events like disruptions in shipping lanes or new threats could upset the balance and create job loss.

    The Economic Times
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