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Taiwanese Textile Delegation Visits Coimbatore for Potential Collaboration

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These 5 new bikes of Royal Enfield will come next year,the cheapest Bullet will also be launched.

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In a significant diplomatic move, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for peace in Ukraine during his first phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin in over two years. This article delves into the key moments of the call, including Scholz’s strong condemnation of Russia’s war and Putin’s insistence on territorial issues. With the conflict now in its third year, can this renewed dialogue lead to peace? Watch the full breakdown of this critical conversation and what it means for the future of Ukraine.

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'Signs and Wonders in Heaven' | UFO's UAP's or Angels and Demons? | Is the War of Ezekiel upon us?

'Signs and Wonders in Heaven' | UFO's UAP's or Angels and Demons? | Is the War of Ezekiel upon us?

“Signs and Wonders : Divine or Deceit?”  by Nicholas Patrick A Story of UFO’s/UAP’s, Paranormal activity Luciferian Rituals MetanoiaMinds.com Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) and Global Hysteria: A Fictional Scenario Latest UFO News – UFO Cover-up This article explores a fictional yet plausible scenario involving the mass disclosure of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and the subsequent…

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Sonys latest PS5 update can help protect controller batteries Sonys latest PS5 update can help protect controller batteries / Adaptive charging support is rolling out alongside other features like… #newstoday #Sony #PS5 #controllerbatteries #update

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Is Telegram banned in India now?

India is investigating Telegram over its alleged involvement in extortion and gambling. Meanwhile, Telegram founder Pavel Durov was arrested in Paris over the app's weak moderation policies. Depending on the outcome of the investigation, apps with more than 5 million Indian users may face a ban. Telegram has not commented yet.

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G-7 மாநாட்டில் பிரதமர் மோடியும், ஃபுமியோ கிஷிடாவும் மும்பை-அகமதாபாத் புல்லட் ரயில் பேச்சுவார்த்தையை முன்னெடுத்தனர்

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Man punches CA Subway manager in face because he wanted more ham on his sandwich

A customer went into attack mode at a Subway restaurant in Central California, punching a manager in the face - all because he wanted more ham on his sandwich.

The incident happened last Thursday at a Subway in Madera, and it was all caught on video.

The video shows the man go behind the counter and punch general manager Monique Larios in the face. He had to be tackled by another customer and employees.

"I did not expect it," said Larios. "He comes around the corner ... I go, 'What are you going to do? Hit me over ham?' And he hit me. He punched me. All I could remember was just black."

Larios said her employee called her into work that day, saying the man was upset because he didn't get double ham on his sandwich, even though the store had proof he only paid to have six extra slices of meat, not 12.

"I still can't feel half of my face," said Larios. "I'm scared that there's going to be some kind of [permanent] damage. I've never been so numb to where my face feels like it's a mask."

The customer was arrested, according to local police.

Meanwhile, Larios said she's afraid to return to work.

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Police investigating rash of car break-ins in Playa del Rey, Venice area

PLAYA DEL REY, LOS ANGELES -- Residents in Playa del Rey and neighboring communities are fed up and taking their frustrations to social media following a rash of car break-ins.

The Los Angeles Police Department said it has received reports of at least three vehicles that have been broken into in Venice. Another break-in was reported along 88th Place in Playa del Rey.

In one incident that occurred overnight, the suspect was caught on surveillance video.

"The guy walked up and he looked directly at my camera, which was hilarious," said Trent Marlow, whose car was broken into in Playa del Rey. "Then he pulled his mask up a little bit more, and then he hit it and picked it up, put it on top, there's some still glass up here."

In the video, the suspect is seen shattering the window then placing the glass on top of the car before rummaging the inside. Moments later, the suspect moves on to the next vehicle, repeating the process.

Marlow said he first noticed the damage Thursday morning.

"My car window was shattered then I noticed my neighbor's car window was shattered," he said. "Then another neighbor's car window, then another, then another, a total of five on this street. Then walking down that street, there was more glass on the ground, more cars shattered."

But nothing was taken. Several other neighbors shared the same story.

"I came out to my car. My driver's side window is completely shattered," said a victim who did not wish to be identified. "I just immediately started crying. You feel so violated."

Neighbors said they're glad nothing was taken, but said they want the suspect or suspects caught.

"I didn't go to work today and then I have to go get it fixed tomorrow and I had a quote a bunch of shops to fix it and ... just a pain," said Marlow.

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China’s Manufacturing Activity Contracts for Fifth Consecutive Month, Pressuring Beijing for Stimulus Measures

China’s manufacturing sector faced a downturn for the fifth consecutive month in February, as indicated by the official manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) released on Friday. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported a decrease from 49.2 in January to 49.1 in February, below the critical 50-mark that separates growth from contraction. The ongoing contraction underscores the challenges faced by China’s economy, intensifying the call for more substantial stimulus measures, especially as the parliament gears up for its annual meeting next week.

Lunar New Year Impact and Uneven Economic Recovery

Seasonal factors, including the Lunar New Year falling on February 10, contributed to China’s manufacturing weakness. Factories typically shut down during this period as workers return home for the holiday. Despite these seasonal factors, the Caixin/S&P Global survey, released shortly after the official PMI, depicted a steady expansion in manufacturing activity, with increased production and new orders. The contrasting PMIs highlight an uneven economic recovery, intensifying pressure on authorities to implement bolder stimulus measures and reforms for China’s long-term growth stability.

China’s Manufacturing Contracts for Fifth Consecutive Month

Persistent Contraction and Economic Concerns

China’s manufacturing official PMI has remained in contraction since March 2023, with only a brief exception in September of the previous year. Analysts, including Ting Lu, Chief China Economist at Nomura, anticipate the weak growth momentum to persist into March. Lu forecasts China’s first-quarter GDP growth to be 4.0% year-on-year, a notable slowdown compared to the 5.2% pace recorded in the fourth quarter of the previous year. As China faces internal challenges, such as a property crisis and consumer spending hesitation, external challenges, including global conflicts, further hamper the economic outlook.

Mixed Indicators and Future Policy Actions

While new export orders have contracted for 11 consecutive months, the official non-manufacturing PMI, encompassing services and construction, rose to 51.4 from 50.7 in January, marking its highest reading since September last year. However, construction activity saw a slight decline, signaling ongoing challenges in the property sector. Policymakers, acknowledging the need for further support, cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks on February 5, releasing substantial liquidity. Despite short-to-medium-term measures, analysts caution that structural issues could undermine China’s long-term growth potential, calling for a delicate balance in policy support.

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