Friday 15 September 2017


LONDON BLAST UNDERGROUND RAILTRAIN

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Parsons Green underground station in London  is closed and has been cordoned off after an explosion on a train, the  emergency services are on the scene.Terror explosion on London Underground train in west London. A blast on the Tube this morning has been declared a terror incident. There are reports of injuries and witnesses have described “total chaos”.
Police confirmed an improvised explosive device was detonated during the rush hour at #ParsonsGreen
Media tweets said: London Ambulance Service: 18 people taken to hospital following tube incident – none of them are in a life-threatening or serious condition.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says the city “will never be intimidated or defeated by terroris.
Metropolitan Police says several people have been injured after a terrorist incident at Parsons Green station in west London.
Richard Aylmer-Hall, 52, a media technology consultant, described “panic” on the train.
“There was panic, lots of people shouting, screaming, lots of screaming,” he told the Press Association.
“There was a woman on the platform who said she had seen a bag, a flash and a bang, so obviously something had gone off,” he said.
“I saw two women being treated by ambulance crews,” he said.
BBC correspondent Riz Lateef, who was at the station travelling to work, said there was “panic as people rushed from the train, hearing what appeared to be an explosion. media agencies
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TO CELEBRATE “GAURI KE NAAM”


Dear Friend, 
As you all know, a fine courageous journalist Gauri Lankesh has been assassinated in Bangalore in an environment that is fast becoming intolerant of dissent and free speech.
To celebrate her,  the Centre for Policy Analysis is organizing an evening of poetry and songs  “Gauri Ke Naam”
Date: 15th September(Friday), 2017
Venue:  Multi Purpose Hall, India International Centre
Time: 6 PM on wards
You are kindly invited to cover this coveted  event. Please find the poster attached below for details

Dr.Mahalingam M
Research Fellow
Centre for Policy Analysis
C-17, Second Floor,
Green Park Extension,
New Delhi – 110016
Ph:- 011-26176992
Website: www.cpadehli.org
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CHINA-PAKISTAN FTA CONFERENCE

The eighth round of China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement negotiations (second phase) started in Beijing on September 14. The Pakistani delegation is headed by Mohammad Younus Dagha, Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, while the Chinese side is led by Vice Minister Wang Shouwen, Ministry of Commerce, China. The Chinese delegation consists of representatives of seven government ministries and departments. Ambassador of Pakistan to China Masood Khalid was also present on the occasion.
Welcoming the guests, the vice minister expressed his desire to further strengthen economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, saying China is now the largest trading partner of Pakistan.
He said that after the conclusion and implementation of the China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA) Pakistan will be able to expand its exports to China as the domestic consumption demand of China, with a population of 1.3 billion, is expanding exponentially.
In his opening remarks, Dagha said that the current volume of trade between Pakistan and China of US$16 billion is a testimony to the ever growing economic co-operation. The Secretary Commerce stated that the benefits of CPEC and CPFTA shall be shared equitably by the two countries and should be a win-win proposition for both sides. He stressed the need for addressing growing trade imbalance and visa facilitation for Pakistani businessmen visiting China.
The first phase of CPFTA was signed in 2006 and became operational the following year. Major areas under discussion during the 8th CPFTA are trade in goods, trade in services and investment opportunities.
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