#India vs Hong Kong

[candela888]

Same-sex marriage in 2003 vs. 2013 vs. 2023

(20 years of change)

More info below:

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2003:

Marriage : Netherlands, Belgium, British Columbia (CA), Ontario (CA)

Civil unions : France (including overseas territories), Germany, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greenland, Rio Negro (AR), Ciudad de Buenos Aires (AR), California (US), New York (US), Hawaii (US), Vermont (US), Canary Islands (ES), Aragon (ES), Catalonia (ES), Andalusia (ES), Extremadura (ES), Castilla-La Mancha (ES), Castilla-Leon (ES), Madrid (ES), Valencia (ES), Asturias (ES), Basque Country (ES), Navarre (ES), Balearics (ES), Quebec (CA), Alberta (CA), Manitoba (CA), Nova Scotia (CA), Geneva (CH), Zurich (CH), Portugal.

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2013:

Marriage : Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, South Africa, Spain, Portugal, France (including overseas territories), Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, New Zealand, Washington (US), California (US), New Mexico (US), Minnesota (US), Iowa (US), Maryland (US), DC (US), New Jersey (US), Delaware (US), New York (US), Connecticut (US), Rhode Island (US), Vermont (US), Massachusetts (US), New Hampshire (US), Maine (US), Hawaii (US), Mexico City (MX), Quintana Roo (MX).

Civil unions : Greenland, Colombia, Ecuador, Merida (VZ), United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Finland, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Australia

Recognizes marriages performed abroad : All 32 Mexican states and Israel

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2023:

Marriage : Netherlands (including overseas territories), Belgium, United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colombia, US Virgin Islands, Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Malvinas/Falklands, France (including overseas territories), Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, Austria, Malta, Guernsey, Jersey, United Kingdom, Isle of Man, Ireland, Gibraltar, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, Luxembourg, Faroe Islands, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, St. Helena, Pitcairn Islands, Gibraltar.

Civil unions : Bolivia, Italy, Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Aruba, Curaçao, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Cyprus, Estonia, Liechtenstein 

Recognizes marriages performed abroad : Namibia, Israel, Nepal, American Samoa

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Future :

Same-sex marriage is under consideration by the legislature or the courts in Aruba, Curaçao, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, India, Japan, Liechtenstein, Namibia, the Navajo Nation, Nepal, Thailand, and Venezuela, and all countries bound by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR), which includes Barbados, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Suriname.

Civil unions are being considered in a number of countries, including Lithuania, Peru, the Philippines, South Korea, Ukraine, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Latvia, Panama, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Thailand, and Venezuela.

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[starbiopic]

Semi-Final Teams Set for Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024: India vs Afghanistan, Sri Lanka vs Pakistan

The stage is set for the semi-finals of the Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024, with four teams qualifying for the knockout round. The tournament saw participation from 8 teams, and now the top four have emerged. Unfortunately, Bangladesh A, Hong Kong, UAE, and Oman failed to secure a spot in the final four. Both semi-final matches will take place on 25 October at the Al Emirates ground. Semi-Final…

[sarojvadan]

Time-Sensitive Deliveries: How to Choose the Fastest International Courier to Hong Kong from India

When it comes to time-sensitive deliveries, choosing the fastest international courier service is crucial. Whether you're sending important documents, urgent business shipments, or last-minute gifts, ensuring they arrive on time is essential. This article will guide you through selecting the best courier to Hong Kong from India, focusing on speed and reliability to meet your urgent shipping needs.

Understanding Delivery Timeframes

Express vs. Standard Shipping

International couriers typically offer different shipping options, such as express and standard shipping. Express services prioritize speed and deliver packages within a few days, making them ideal for urgent shipments. Standard shipping, while more economical, takes longer and may not be suitable for time-sensitive deliveries.

Estimated Delivery Times

Understanding the estimated delivery times for each service is crucial. Most couriers provide estimated delivery windows based on the destination and shipping method. For a courier to Hong Kong, express services usually offer delivery within 2-5 business days, while standard shipping may take 7-14 days.

Factors Affecting Delivery Speed

Several factors can influence the speed of international deliveries, including customs clearance, holidays, and weather conditions. Choosing a reputable courier with a reliable track record can help mitigate delays and ensure timely delivery.

Choosing the Right Courier Service

Reputable Courier Companies

Opt for well-known, reputable courier companies with a proven track record for international deliveries. Companies like DHL, FedEx, and UPS are renowned for their speed and reliability, making them excellent choices for urgent shipments to Hong Kong.

Service Level Agreements

Review the service level agreements (SLAs) offered by courier companies. SLAs outline the courier's commitments regarding delivery times and compensation for delays. Selecting a courier with a strong SLA can provide peace of mind for time-sensitive deliveries.

Customer Reviews and Ratings

Research customer reviews and ratings for various courier services. Feedback from other users can provide valuable insights into the courier's performance, reliability, and adherence to delivery schedules. Choose a service with consistently positive reviews for urgent shipments.

Preparing Your Shipment for Fast Delivery

Proper Packaging

Ensure your shipment is properly packaged to withstand the rigors of international shipping. Use sturdy boxes, ample cushioning, and secure sealing to protect your items. Proper packaging reduces the risk of damage and delays during transit.

Accurate Documentation

Complete all necessary documentation accurately and legibly. This includes the customs declaration, commercial invoice, and any additional permits or licenses required for specific items. Accurate documentation expedites customs clearance and prevents delays.

Labeling and Contact Information

Clearly label your package with the recipient's address, contact details, and any necessary handling instructions. Include your return address and contact information as well. Accurate labeling ensures your package reaches its destination without issues.

Tracking and Monitoring Your Shipment

Real-Time Tracking

Choose a courier service that offers real-time tracking for your shipment. Tracking allows you to monitor your package's progress and receive updates on its status. This feature is especially important for time-sensitive deliveries to Hong Kong.

Proactive Communication

Maintain proactive communication with the recipient. Provide them with the tracking number and estimated delivery date, so they are prepared to receive the package. Clear communication helps prevent missed deliveries and ensures timely receipt.

Handling Delays

Despite best efforts, delays can sometimes occur. Stay informed about potential issues by regularly checking the tracking updates. If a delay occurs, contact the courier's customer service for assistance and updates on the new estimated delivery time.

Conclusion

Choosing the fastest international courier to Hong Kong from India requires careful consideration of delivery options, courier reliability, and preparation of your shipment. By selecting a reputable courier, understanding delivery timeframes, and ensuring proper packaging and documentation, you can ensure your time-sensitive deliveries reach their destination promptly and securely. Follow these guidelines to meet your urgent shipping needs and provide a smooth delivery experience for both you and the recipient.

[nationsoftheworldtournament]

Nations Of The World Retro: 1914

Round One Matches

1. Colombia vs British Honduras

2. Nicaragua vs South Orkney Islands

3. Amoy vs Togoland

4. Italian Somaliland vs Luxembourg

5. Chongqing vs French Indochina

6. Emirate of Afghanistan vs Persia

7. Uruguay vs South Shetland Islands

8. Khiva vs Union Islands

9. Federated Malay Islands vs Réunion

10. Bahama Islands vs New Zealand

11. Ottoman Empire vs Spain

12. Suzhou vs Monaco

13. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland vs Straits Settlements

14. Kingdom of Italy vs French Madagascar

15. Portuguese East Africa vs Panama Canal Territory

16. Saint Barthélemy vs Netherlands

17. Guernsey vs Alaska

18. Bechuanaland vs Barbados

19. Ethiopia vs Curaçao and Dependencies

20. Midway Atoll vs Brunei

21. Saint Martin vs German East Africa

22. Amoy vs Sverdrup Islands

23. Sulu vs Northern Rhodesia

24. Serbia vs Panama

25. German Kiautschou vs Norway

26. British Guiana vs Sikkim

27. Falkland Islands vs Argentina

28. Ha'il vs Mexico

29. French Guiana vs British East Africa

30. Switzerland vs Seychelles

31. Italian Tripolitania vs Quita Sueño Bank

32. Italian Cyrenaica vs American Samoa

33. North Borneo vs Portuguese Guinea

34. Portuguese India vs British Jamaica

35. Portuguese Sao Tomé and Principe vs Kwantung

36. Jiujiang vs Zanzibar

37. Karafuto vs Costa Rica

38. France vs Hawaii

39. Jarvis Island vs British Winward Islands

40. Terengganu vs Surinam

41. British Trinidad and Tobago vs Belgium

42. Newfoundland vs Ubangi-Shari

43. Palmyra Atoll vs Romania

44. Fernando Poo vs Portuguese Macau

45. Sierra Leone vs Wallis and Futuna

46. British Mauritius vs French Tunisia

47. India vs Spanish Sahara

48. Tristan da Cunha vs Navassa Island

49. Siam vs Tientsin

50. Guadaloupe vs Bulgaria 51. Wake Island vs Maldive Islands

52. Johor vs Isla de la Pasión

53. Sarawak vs French Morocco

54. Norfolk Island vs Hankou

55. Swan Islands vs German Empire

56. Johnston Atoll vs Saint Pierre and Miquelon

57. Egypt vs Baker Island

58. Trucial States vs Paraguay

59. Hangzhou vs Isle of Man

60. Victoria Land vs Emirate of Nejd and Hasa

61. French Oceania vs French India

62. Territory of New Guinea vs Mbundaland 63. Spanish North Africa vs Nigeria

64. Uganda vs Phillipine Islands

65. Basutoland vs Tibet

66. Elobey, Annobón, and Corsico vs Nepal

67. San Marino vs Andorra

68. Kongo vs Howland Island

69. Canada vs Muscat and Oman

70. Martinique vs Rhodesia

71. Bolivia vs Russian Empire

72. Ascension Island vs Dutch East Indies

73. China vs Fort of São João Baptista de Ajudá

74. Graham Land vs Serranilla Bank

75. French Equatorial Guinea vs Liechtenstein 76. Portuguese West Africa vs Australia

77. Kingdom of Montenegro vs Weihai

78. Honduras vs Papua

79. Perlis vs Haiti

80. Bhutan vs Iceland

81. Middlebrook Island vs Greenland

82. Guam vs Setul Mambang Segara

83. Denmark vs Bahrain

84. Serrana Bank vs Gold Coast

85. Italian Eritrea vs Taiwan

86. French West Africa vs British Hong Kong 87. Gibraltar vs French Algeria

88. United States vs Bermuda

89. Puerto Rico vs Finland

90. Kamerun vs Kelantan

91. Anglo-Egyptian Sudan vs French Somaliland

92. Shanghai vs Suez Canal Zone

93. Shasi vs Sultanate of Aussa

94. Bouvet Island vs Empire of Japan

95. Portuguese Cape Verde vs Zhenjiang

96. Spanish Morocco vs Kingman Reef

97. Venezuela vs Principality of Albania

98. Aden vs Portugal

99. Darfur vs German Samoa

100. Belgian Congo vs Malta

101. Heard Island and McDonald Islands vs Ecuador

102. Swaziland vs Kuwait

103. Bukhara vs Gambia

104. Cuba vs Corn Islands

105. British Somaliland vs German South-West Africa

106. Kedah vs Portuguese Timor

107. Liberia vs New Caledonia

108. Danish West Indies vs Peru

109. Northern Nigeria vs Saint Helena

110. South Africa vs Bajo Nuevo Bank

111. British Leeward Islands vs Roncador Bank 112. Sweden vs British Western Pacific Territories

113. Kingdom of Greece vs Mongolia

114. Brazil vs Chile

115. Austria-Hungary vs British Hong Kong

116. Uryankhay vs Rio Muni vs British Cyprus

[saniahamza-blog]

Asia Mixed Team Badminton Highlights: India defeat Hong Kong in quarterfinals#USA #America #News Fox News #bbc #fitness #sports #tech #technology #us hobi #TSTheErasTour #TheMarvels The Onion #FursuitFriday MySpace FEMA vernon Skrillex Opening Day

Asia Mixed Team Badminton Highlights: India vs HongKong LIVE – India staged a remarkable comeback to down Hong Kong 3-2 and qualify… Asia Mixed Team Badminton Highlights: India vs HongKong LIVE – India staged a remarkable comeback to down Hong Kong 3-2 and qualify for the semifinals of the Asia Mixed Team Badminton Championships. With thje win, India has ensured a first-ever medal in the…

[brookston]

Holidays 1.22

Holidays

Answer Your Cat's Questions Day

Apple Macintosh Day

Bóndadagur (Man’s Day; Iceland) [1st of Þorri]

Celebration of Life Day

Come in From the Cold Day

Dance of the Seven Veils Day

Day of Unity and Liberty (Ukraine)

Dia de la Fundación del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia (Multicultural State Day; Bolivia)

Grandfather’s Day (Dzień Dziadka; Poland)

Lord Byron Day

National Law Enforcement Spouse Appreciation Day

New Year's Day  [Lunar Calendar] (a.k.a. …

Bituun (Mongolia)

Chinese New Year [2023: Year of the Rabbit]

Chinese Zodiac: Year of the Yin Black Water Rabbit

Losar/Loshar (India, Nepal)

Lunar New Year’s Day (Hong Kong)

Novo Ano Lunar (Macau)

Seol-Nal (South Korea)

Sonam Lhosar (Tamang New Year)

Sonam Lochhar (Sikkam, India)

Spring Festival (China)

Tahun Baru Imlek (Indonesia)

Tamang New Year (Nepal)

Tet Nguyen Dan (Vietnam)

Tsagaan Sar (Mongolia) [2023: Year of the Rabbit]

Our Town Day

Polka Dot Day

Public Holiday (Saint Vincent and Grenadines)

Reunion Day (Ukraine)

Roe vs. Wade Day

Talk to Your Cat Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Blonde Brownie Day

National Hot Sauce Day [also 11.5]

National Southern Food Day

4th Sunday in January

Child Labor Day [4th Sunday]

Clean Out Your Email Inbox Week begins [Sunday of Last Full Week]

Dinagyang (Philippines) [4th Sunday]

Homeless Sunday (UK) [4th Sunday]

National Bible Sunday [4th Sunday]

Sanctity of Human Life Sunday [Sunday closest to 22nd]

Independence Days

Ukraine (Unification; 1919)

Feast Days

Abraham (Positivist; Saint)

Anastasius of Persia (Christian; Saint)

Basil Wolverton (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Erotic Festival Day

Festival of Invoking and Banishing

Festival of the Orgone

Gaudentius of Novara (Christian; Saint)

László Batthyány-Strattmann (Christian; Saint)

Laugh at Life Day (Pastafarian)

Laura Vicuna (Christian; Saint)

Quantum Cheese Day (Pastafarian)

Vincent Pallotti (Christian; Saint)

Vincent of Saragossa (Christian; Saint)

Vincent, Orontius, and Victor (Christian; Saints)

William Joseph Chaminade (Christian; Blessed)

Xomfey and Melg (Muppetism)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]

Premieres

All’s Well That Ends Well, by William Shakespeare (Play; 1742)

Broad City (TV Series; 2014)

Chappelle’s Show (TV Series; 2003)

The Crucible, by Arthur Miller (Play; 1953)

D.E.B.S. (Film; 2004)

Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player, by Elton John (Album; 1973)

Five Corners (Film; 1988)

Get Low (Film; 2010)

Lady Soul, by Aretha Franklin (Album; 1968)

The Misadventures of Merlin Jones (Film; 1964)

Neil Young, by Neil Young (Album; 1969)

On Broadway, recorded by The Drifters (Song; 1963)

Ophelia (Film; 2018)

Peggy Sue Got Married, recorded by Buddy Holly (Song; 1959)

Shoot the Moon (Film; 1982)

The Soul Cages, by Sting (Album; 1991)

Sugar Blues, by Clyde McCoy and His Orchestra (Song; 1931)

Tooth Fairy (Film; 2010)

The Virgin Queen (TV Mini-Series; 2006)

We Are Family, by Sister Sledge (Album; 1979)

Wouldn’t It Be Nice, recorded by The Beach Boys (Song; 1966)

Today’s Name Days

Vinzenz (Austria)

Anastazije, Irena, Vice, Vinko (Croatia)

Slavomír (Czech Republic)

Vincentius (Denmark)

Luule, Luuli (Estonia)

Visa (Finland)

Vincent (France)

Dietlinde, Jana, Vinzenz (Germany)

Anastasios, Timotheos (Greece)

Artúr, Vince (Hungary)

Domenico, Esmeralda, Linda, Smeralda, Teodolinda, Vincenzo, Vinzenz (Italy)

Austris, Meinhards, Vincents (Latvia)

Anastazas, Aušrius, Skaistė, Vincentas (Lithuania)

Ivan, Vanja (Norway)

Anastazy, Dobromysł, Gaudencjusz, Gaudenty, Marta, Wincenty (Poland)

Anastasie, Timotei (Romania)

Zora (Slovakia)

Vicente (Spain)

Viktor, Vincent (Sweden)

Tin, Timothy (Ukraine)

Enoch, Piper, Vicenta, Vicente, Vince, Vincent, Vincentia, Vincenzo, Vinnie (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 22 of 2023; 343 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 3 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Luis (Rowan) [Day 1 of 28]

Chinese: Month 1 (Jia-Yin), Day 1 (Geng-Chen)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 29 Teveth 5783

Islamic: 29 Jumada II 1444

J Cal: 22 Aer; Oneday [22 of 30]

Julian: 9 January 2023

Moon: 1.5%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 22 Moses (1st Month) [Abraham]

Runic Half Month: Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 13 of 15]

Season: Winter (Day 33 of 90)

Zodiac: Aquarius (Day 2 of 30)

Calendar Changes

Luis (Rowan) [Celtic Tree Calendar; Month 1 of 13]

陬月 [Zōuyuè] (Chinese Lunisolar Calendar) [Month 1 of 12] (Square of Pegasus Month)

[brookstonalmanac]

Holidays 1.22

Holidays

Answer Your Cat's Questions Day

Apple Macintosh Day

Bóndadagur (Man’s Day; Iceland) [1st of Þorri]

Celebration of Life Day

Come in From the Cold Day

Dance of the Seven Veils Day

Day of Unity and Liberty (Ukraine)

Dia de la Fundación del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia (Multicultural State Day; Bolivia)

Grandfather’s Day (Dzień Dziadka; Poland)

Lord Byron Day

National Law Enforcement Spouse Appreciation Day

New Year's Day  [Lunar Calendar] (a.k.a. …

Bituun (Mongolia)

Chinese New Year [2023: Year of the Rabbit]

Chinese Zodiac: Year of the Yin Black Water Rabbit

Losar/Loshar (India, Nepal)

Lunar New Year’s Day (Hong Kong)

Novo Ano Lunar (Macau)

Seol-Nal (South Korea)

Sonam Lhosar (Tamang New Year)

Sonam Lochhar (Sikkam, India)

Spring Festival (China)

Tahun Baru Imlek (Indonesia)

Tamang New Year (Nepal)

Tet Nguyen Dan (Vietnam)

Tsagaan Sar (Mongolia) [2023: Year of the Rabbit]

Our Town Day

Polka Dot Day

Public Holiday (Saint Vincent and Grenadines)

Reunion Day (Ukraine)

Roe vs. Wade Day

Talk to Your Cat Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Blonde Brownie Day

National Hot Sauce Day [also 11.5]

National Southern Food Day

4th Sunday in January

Child Labor Day [4th Sunday]

Clean Out Your Email Inbox Week begins [Sunday of Last Full Week]

Dinagyang (Philippines) [4th Sunday]

Homeless Sunday (UK) [4th Sunday]

National Bible Sunday [4th Sunday]

Sanctity of Human Life Sunday [Sunday closest to 22nd]

Independence Days

Ukraine (Unification; 1919)

Feast Days

Abraham (Positivist; Saint)

Anastasius of Persia (Christian; Saint)

Basil Wolverton (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Erotic Festival Day

Festival of Invoking and Banishing

Festival of the Orgone

Gaudentius of Novara (Christian; Saint)

László Batthyány-Strattmann (Christian; Saint)

Laugh at Life Day (Pastafarian)

Laura Vicuna (Christian; Saint)

Quantum Cheese Day (Pastafarian)

Vincent Pallotti (Christian; Saint)

Vincent of Saragossa (Christian; Saint)

Vincent, Orontius, and Victor (Christian; Saints)

William Joseph Chaminade (Christian; Blessed)

Xomfey and Melg (Muppetism)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]

Premieres

All’s Well That Ends Well, by William Shakespeare (Play; 1742)

Broad City (TV Series; 2014)

Chappelle’s Show (TV Series; 2003)

The Crucible, by Arthur Miller (Play; 1953)

D.E.B.S. (Film; 2004)

Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player, by Elton John (Album; 1973)

Five Corners (Film; 1988)

Get Low (Film; 2010)

Lady Soul, by Aretha Franklin (Album; 1968)

The Misadventures of Merlin Jones (Film; 1964)

Neil Young, by Neil Young (Album; 1969)

On Broadway, recorded by The Drifters (Song; 1963)

Ophelia (Film; 2018)

Peggy Sue Got Married, recorded by Buddy Holly (Song; 1959)

Shoot the Moon (Film; 1982)

The Soul Cages, by Sting (Album; 1991)

Sugar Blues, by Clyde McCoy and His Orchestra (Song; 1931)

Tooth Fairy (Film; 2010)

The Virgin Queen (TV Mini-Series; 2006)

We Are Family, by Sister Sledge (Album; 1979)

Wouldn’t It Be Nice, recorded by The Beach Boys (Song; 1966)

Today’s Name Days

Vinzenz (Austria)

Anastazije, Irena, Vice, Vinko (Croatia)

Slavomír (Czech Republic)

Vincentius (Denmark)

Luule, Luuli (Estonia)

Visa (Finland)

Vincent (France)

Dietlinde, Jana, Vinzenz (Germany)

Anastasios, Timotheos (Greece)

Artúr, Vince (Hungary)

Domenico, Esmeralda, Linda, Smeralda, Teodolinda, Vincenzo, Vinzenz (Italy)

Austris, Meinhards, Vincents (Latvia)

Anastazas, Aušrius, Skaistė, Vincentas (Lithuania)

Ivan, Vanja (Norway)

Anastazy, Dobromysł, Gaudencjusz, Gaudenty, Marta, Wincenty (Poland)

Anastasie, Timotei (Romania)

Zora (Slovakia)

Vicente (Spain)

Viktor, Vincent (Sweden)

Tin, Timothy (Ukraine)

Enoch, Piper, Vicenta, Vicente, Vince, Vincent, Vincentia, Vincenzo, Vinnie (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 22 of 2023; 343 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 3 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Luis (Rowan) [Day 1 of 28]

Chinese: Month 1 (Jia-Yin), Day 1 (Geng-Chen)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 29 Teveth 5783

Islamic: 29 Jumada II 1444

J Cal: 22 Aer; Oneday [22 of 30]

Julian: 9 January 2023

Moon: 1.5%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 22 Moses (1st Month) [Abraham]

Runic Half Month: Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 13 of 15]

Season: Winter (Day 33 of 90)

Zodiac: Aquarius (Day 2 of 30)

Calendar Changes

Luis (Rowan) [Celtic Tree Calendar; Month 1 of 13]

陬月 [Zōuyuè] (Chinese Lunisolar Calendar) [Month 1 of 12] (Square of Pegasus Month)

[thunderrabby-blog]

Asia-Pacific markets rise as China reopens borders with Hong Kong, encouraging jobs report

Asia-Pacific markets rise as China reopens borders with Hong Kong, encouraging jobs report

Japan Markets closed. China +0.67%. Hong Kong +1.82%. Australia +0.59%. Australian (November) building approvals -9% m/m (vs, expected -1%). India +1.53%. On Friday on Wall Street, US major indices closed higher on the day and for the week. The Dow industrial average rose 700.53 points o 2.13% at 33630.62; S&P rose 86.98 points or 2.28% at 3895.07 and Nasdaq rose 264.06 points or 2.56% at…

[manufacturing282]

7 Reasons Why Your Medical Device Firm Should "Aim for Asia"

Medtech Asia is facing fast-paced growth and tremendous opportunities especially for medtech manufacturing. Medical devices manufacturing is one rise in the region. Medtech News brings to the limelight seven compelling reasons for medical device companies, particularly from the West, to enter or expand their presence in Asian markets.

Asia's Strong Growth and Purchasing Power

Ten years ago, roughly 20% of the world's population controlled 80% of the world's wealth. The United States, Europe, and Japan accounted for nearly 20% of the world's population. In five years, 20% of the world's population will own 70% of the world's wealth. This 10% decrease means that developing countries, which account for the remaining 80% of the world's population, will receive more of the world's wealth.

The majority of the increased wealth comes from developing Asian countries such as China and India. Singapore and Hong Kong currently have higher per capita incomes than the United States. Japan, Korea, and Taiwan have per capita incomes that are comparable to or slightly lower than the United States. China and ASEAN (Association of SouthEast Asian Nations) member countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia have rapidly growing middle classes with higher per capita incomes. Many of these more affluent Asian customers are willing to pay more for higher-quality, more effective medical devices. With rising per capita incomes and a growing middle class, more Asians can now afford to buy high-priced, sophisticated medical technology. 

Large Populations= Potential Customers

Companies frequently fail to comprehend the global demographic situation. Asia, with 4.7 billion people, accounts for roughly two-thirds of the world population. Companies that are becoming more global frequently invest the same resources in Central and South America as they do in Asia, but the statistics show that this rarely makes sense. If a medical device company is already selling their products in the United States and Europe and wants to expand their international business, it would be normal for them to enter Asia as soon as possible.

Rise of Western Disease Patterns in Asia

Asian countries and their people are becoming more "Westernised" in terms of health care. Latest medtech news is that Asians are following Western lifestyles (including cuisines and eating habits). Asians are becoming more prone to Western-style illnesses such as cancer and cardiovascular disease, which are now the leading causes of death in India and China. Asia accounts for more than half of all new cancer cases worldwide. Many countries in the region are also rapidly ageing (for example, Japan and Korea), increasing the demand for elderly care and treatments for age-related diseases. Western medical device companies that already manufacture products that can diagnose and treat these lifestyle diseases should see increased demand in Asia.

Asian Market Opportunities 

While many large Western medical device companies' products are available in Asia, many small to mid-size companies with unique technologies have yet to penetrate the region. Small to mid-size medical device companies that are willing to deal with the region's diverse languages, cultures, and regulatory systems may find that their products are in high demand.

Local Medical Devices vs High-End Products

While some Asian countries can afford expensive, top-of-the-line Western medical devices, many other countries still require medical devices that provide basic diagnostic or therapeutic services at lower costs. Western medical device companies with high-priced medical devices should also develop a "B-line of products" with fewer bells and whistles and sell at lower prices than their high-end product line. Large Western medical device companies are already considering a "B-line" strategy in which they manufacture more of their high-priced items locally in Asia and market at affordable prices.

Tremendous Opportunities 

Medtech manufacturing should focus outside of Western markets to save money or get closer to their customers. Medtech manufacturing firms should consider outsourcing R&D to various Asian countries where the cost of a mechanical engineer or chemist is significantly lower than in the West. For example, India has highly skilled R&D, engineering, and software executives at a fraction of the cost in the West. Of course, intellectual property protection is critical in these situations. Many companies now conduct R&D for various device components in different locations throughout Asia, so that no single factory in Asia can recreate or reverse engineer the final Western device product.

Possibilities in Rural Asia

Medical device manufacturers who create devices for use in rural areas will also benefit. Western medical devices that are durable, portable, and do not require a lot of resources or support to work are becoming increasingly popular. For example, Qiagen successfully launched an HPV test in India in February 2014 that was specifically designed for rural areas with underdeveloped healthcare infrastructure. The test is inexpensive and portable. It is simple to use, with self-contained reagents and colour-coded menus that are simple to understand. The product is also long-lasting and can function in situations with limited electricity, water, and temperature control.

[doanchaoc]

What are the Differences Between Indian and Thai Food?

A lot of cuisines are famous in the world and two of the most loved ones are Thai food and Indian food. Indian food is a mixture of various traditional herbs and spices and traditional food native to the Indian subcontinent and influenced by cultural choices.

If we talk about Thai food, it is the national cuisine of Thailand and is very different from Indian food. Some people think both cuisines have the same similarities. To know more about the difference between Thai food and Indian food lets read this in detail: -

Is Indian Food Or Thai Food Is Same?

The appropriate response is a major YES! There are numerous contrasts between Thai and Indian food. Indian food is made up of various food spices as a rub on the meat and vegetables. The food might possibly be cooked in tomatoes however isn’t intensely sassy.

Thai food is a mixture of various pastes and is made up of fresh ingredients. Both foods have different types of spiciness. What the two of them share is the lavishness of flavor in the food sources. On the other hand, the flavors and fixings utilized in Thai and Indian food are practically unique.

Thai Curry Vs Indian Curry: Are They Same?

Well, the answer is no. There is a huge difference between Thai curry and Indian curry. However, both foods have some common ingredients like turmeric, ginger, garlic, cilantro, and much more. Basically, Thai curry is made up of lots of coconut milk and can only use dairy products. Whereas Indian curry is made up of lots of cream, sauciness, and spiciness. On some dishes, they also used lots of Ghee.

So now you will know both curries are different and taste totally different. Both curries have their own specialty, so try once in your life. If you have cravings for spicy food, go for Indian food from the best Indian restaurant in Hong Kong. But if you are looking for spiciness as well as sweetness, choose Thai Food to feed your hungry tummy.

What Are The Ingredients Of Thai Food & Indian Food?

As we all know a lot of ingredients are used in Thai food. Some of the most common are lemongrass, garlic, ginger, red hot chilies, shrimp paste that makes your food spicy, sweet, and flavorful. They also used various dried herbs such as turmeric, cumin, and coriander seeds.

Indian food is made up of various herbs and spices such as black mustard seeds, asafetida, powdered chili pepper, ginger, coriander, cardamom, cumin, and many other to make the dish more strong and intense flavor that catches anyone attention. Indian food is incomplete without Ghee. Basically, all these ingredients are mixed with daal I.e called as Tadka daal. It is one of the most famous dishes in India. And now you can eat this authentic dish from any restaurant in Hong Kong.

Indian Food In Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a place where you can eat different types of food from its local street food. If you are planning to visit Hong Kong or are a permanent resident there, don’t miss the Indian or Thai food from Mint & Basil restaurant which is located in Tung Chung. The restaurant offers various types of foods such as Asian food, Thai food, Indian Food, Seafood, Vietnamese food, and much more. What else could you want for? Satisfy your cravings for food.

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