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Most Indian cos working in China say trade war has had no impact: Survey Moreover, the number of IT and BPO companies that plan to make additional investments in China in 2019, has increased over the previous year C urrent Affairs :- Most Indian organizations working in China don’t see noteworthy effect of the present exchange erosion including China and the US and plan to increase their ventures this year, as indicated by a review. As per the study by industry body Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and research and examination organization Evalueserve, 98 percent of the respondents intend to make a few interests in China in 2019, with two-fifths considering sloping up their speculations more than 2018. In addition, its quantity and BPO organizations that intend to make extra interests in China in 2019, has expanded over the earlier year. The study titled ‘Business Climate for Indian Companies in China’ that drew reactions from 57 Indian organizations in China, no...

Healthier air quality in car-free stretch of Karol Bagh: CSE study The street has been marked with yellow and white stripes demarcating space for hawkers Elections :-A confined report led on a vehicle free stretch of the Ajmal Khan Road in the clamoring Karol Bagh market has appeared extensive improvement in air quality. The Center for Science and Environment’s Anumita Roychowdhury, who led the examination, said she thought about air quality information gathered from the traffic-gagged Arya Samaj Road, which slices through the Ajmal Khan Road, with that from the as of late pedestrianized 600-meter extend. “We checked roadside introduction to air contamination, which is unique in relation to encompassing air quality, on the Arya Samaj Road amid substantial traffic. We at that point moved to the vehicle free zone of the Ajmal Khan Road and gathered the information,” she said. Roychowdhury, official chief of research and support at CSE, found that while the normal “PM2....