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From: lewis.perdue@wineindustryinsight.com Subject: Where alcohol consumption stands - What's new in California wine business law - Europe's Low Water Levels Threaten Rhine River, Hit $80B Trade Lifeline - Climate adaptation: match crops to climate -- AUGUST 10, 2022 - WINE NEWS FETCH Date: 2022-08-09 19:43:56 To: Emailing List Subscriber Please use CMD+F (Mac) or CRTL+ F(Windows) to find your specific search term within this issue of NewsFetch.
Controversy over escorts for Para Asian Games - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Para Asian Games in Jakarta are a little over a week away but the Paralympic Committee of India PCI ), the national body entrusted with the task of sending the Indian contingent to para multi-sport events, is grappling with major problems.To start with, the Organising Committee (OC) of the Jakarta Para Asiad has written a strongly-worded mail to the PCI, directing it to cut down the officials' contingent size.
1951 NRC should be valid for filing claims: ASM - Times of India
GUWAHATI: The Assam Sanmilita Mahasangha (ASM) - one of the stakeholders in the NRC update process - said documents pre-dating the first NRC from 1951 should have been admissible."The present NRC is being updated on the basis of the 1951 NRC ... It is the most reliable document as it is constitutionally approved and the date recognized for the entire country as the base year," ASM working president Motiur Rahman said. "Excluding the document of 1951 NRC is not justified.
Man, son booked for trespassing into RIL’s land - Times of India
Vadodara: A man and his son were booked after they made a cabin on a piece of land owned by Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) on the outskirts of Khandi village in Savli taluka in July.A case of trespassing was registered at Bhadarva police station on Tuesday.Accused Vanrajsinh Parmar and his son Rajesh own a farm beside the RIL land. When it rained heavily in July, Parmar’s farm got inundated.
Delhi: Yamuna continues to swell, now at 'severe' level - Times of India
NW DELHI: After crossing the ‘danger’ mark on Tuesday, Yamuna’s water level continued to rise on Wednesday and was recorded at 205.79 metres in the evening, almost one metre above the danger level.
Fitness test for Ishant, Ashwin; Test squad selection postponed - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Injured senior speedster Ishant Sharma and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will undergo a fitness test on Saturday before the selectors take a final call on their availability for the upcoming two-Test series against the West Indies starting October 4."Ashwin is already doing his rehabilitation at the NCA for groin injury. Even Ishant is expected to join him there. As of now, there is a fitness test scheduled on Saturday, September 29.
Government hikes import duty on 19 items including ACs, washing machines and jet fuel - Times of India
NEW DELHI: In an effort to narrow the current account deficit (CAD), the government on Wednesday increased import duty on 19 'non-essential items' which include air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines and ATF (aviation turbine fuel).Rates on compressor for air conditioners and refrigerators are also hiked to 10 per cent from current 7.5 per cent.
Sushma Swaraj holds bilateral talks with leaders of Fiji, Estonia, Suriname - Times of India
UNITED NATIONS: External affairs ministerSwaraj has held bilateral talks with leaders of Fiji , Estonia and Suriname , discussing diverse issues including defence cooperation, trade and capacity building to step-up India's ties with them.Swaraj met Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama , foreign minister of Estonia Sven Mikser and foreign minister of Suriname Deborah Pollack-Beighle on the sidelines of the 73rd session of the UN General Assembly here on Tuesday."Building upon a historical...
RSS workers to flex muscles at powerlifting contest - Times of India
LUCKNOW: The members of Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh are ready to flex their muscles, literally.
China says plots to disrupt ties with Pakistan will fail
BEIJING: Any plots to sow discord in China's ties with Pakistan will not prevail, the Chinese government's top diplomat said, as Beijing fends off criticism of its economic projects in Pakistan and a clampdown in China's western Xinjiang region.China has pledged $57 billion to build power stations, major highways, new railways and high capacity ports along the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor , a key part of Chinese President Xi Jinping 's Belt and Road plan to further tie China to Eurasia...
2 in 5 teachers in Chennai have problems with their voices - Times of India
We’ve allheard stories about how singers go to extremes to nurse their voices, avoiding the sun, cold water and what have you.
We must maintain cleanliness all the time, says Pramoda Devi - Times of India
Mysuru: “Cleanliness must not be stressed just to win competitions ( Swachh Survekshan ), but we must work to keep our city clean at all times and to achieve this, we need collective effort,” said member of the erstwhile Mysuru royal family Pramoda Devi Wadiyar on Tuesday.Pramoda Devi was participating in a function organised by the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) as part of the Gandhi Jayanti celebrations, which is being overseen by the Swachh Bharat Mission.
Fun has just begun, more info on Rafale in 2-3 mths: Rahul - Times of India
AMETHI/NEW DELHI: Continuing with his tirade against PM Narendra Modi over the Rafale deal, Congress president Rahul Gandhi said the "fun had just begun" and more interesting details would emerge in the next two-three months.Addressing Congress workers in Amethi's Musafirkhana, he said, "This is just the beginning. More fun awaits in the next two-three months.
Andy Murray wins first round at Shenzhen after Zhang retires - Times of India
SHENZHEN (China): Britain's former world number one Andy Murray was made to work up a serious sweat by unheralded Zhang Zhizhen at the ATP Shenzhen Open on Tuesday before the Chinese player retired at 6-3, 6-7 (3-7), 4-2.It was a disappointing end to a spirited display from Zhang, a 21-year-old from Shanghai who is ranked 340th but who raised hopes of an upset for local fans in the second set.He cramped up and was unable to continue just after Murray had broken serve to take a 4-2 lead in the...
Gujarat to bring law to make 80% local hiring must for firms - Times of India
AHMEDABAD: CM Vijay Rupani on Tuesday announced that the state government has taken a decision that any industry, including service sector, set up in the state must hire 80 per cent Gujaratis as its employees, of which 25 per cent employment must be given to the local residents.In the coming days, the government is moving in the direction to give it legal formation, he added."To fulfil the pledges made under the campaigns like Make in India, Skill India, and Digital India by the Prime...
Shikhar Dhawan's form in focus as selectors pick squad for West Indies Tests - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Shikhar Dhawan 's poor technique in testing conditions along with the fitness status of Ishant Sharma and Ravichandran Ashwin will come up for discussion when the selectors pick the Indian team for the two-Test series against the West Indies on Wednesday.The two Tests will be held in Rajkot (October 4-8) and Hyderabad (October 12-16).For some strange reason, the Indian cricket board did not issue a customary media advisory for the meeting in the capital.Sources in the BCCI said...
Why hide price of Rafale jets?, asks Sharad Pawar - Times of India
PUNE: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar said on Tuesday the Narendra Modi government should not have any problem in divulging the price of the Rafale fighter jets since it was not a technological subject.The former defence minister said the Rafale aircraft was very useful for the country's defence as far as its technological aspects were concerned."Today, the Congress and other parties are raising the (Rafale) pricing issue and, according to me, the government should not...
Armed forces must remain uncontaminated from sectarian appeal: Manmohan Singh - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India's armed forces are a splendid embodiment of the country's "secular project" and it is vitally important that they remain uncontaminated from any sectarian appeal, former prime minister Manmohan Singh said Tuesday.He also said that the judiciary , as an institution, should not lose sight of its primary duty to protect the secular spirit of the Constitution as this task has become much more demanding with political disputes and electoral battles becoming increasingly over-laced...
BBMB to regulate water flow of three key rivers - Times of India
PATIALA: With incessant rainfall in the region for the past two days, the Bhakra Beas Management Board ( BBMB ) has decided to regulate the water of Ravi, Beas and Satluj rivers as the authorities have issued a red alert.The BBMB has asked all its top functionaries to ensure that round-the-clock vigil is maintained. The board has decided to open the floodgates at Pong and Ranjit Sagar dams.
Two brothers shot in Sonipat village - Times of India
CHANDIGARH: A group of armed men shot dead two brothers in their grocery shop at Halalpur village under Kharkhoda block of Sonipat district late on Sunday night.Preliminary investigations revealed that all assailants were armed and pumped bullets into the victims, identified as Ashish alias Ashu (24) and his younger brother Himanshu.Before anybody could react, the assailants escaped in different directions.
Bob Woodward's book on Trump the highest-selling title in publisher's history
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Bob Woodward's latest book Fear: Trump in the White House has sold over 1.1 million copies in its first week of release. This has marked the book as the fastest-selling title ever in publisher Simon & Schuster's history. Woodward's latest book is the newest piece in a line of books about Trump's White House, and has gone on to become very successful, even in its first week of release.
J&K gunfight: Educational institutions closed in Sopore
SRINAGAR: Authorities on Tuesday closed educational institutions and suspended mobile internet services in Jammu and Kashmir 's Sopore town following a firing exchange between the security forces and militants.The brief gun battle took place in Nowpora village of Tujjar area, police said.Troops of the Rashtriya Rifles (RR), special operations group (SOG) of the state police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) started a search operation in Nowpora following a tip off about the presence...
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