In the wake of the India-China border dispute, the central government has taken a number of major decisions to bring Muzor China to its knees. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also visited Ladakh and met the wounded soldiers. Now the central government is preparing for another big decision. The Center is preparing to reconsider the proposals of 50 Chinese companies that have come to invest in India, and if the decision is taken, it could be another major blow to China. The central government had taken an important decision after the Corona crisis. According to the decision, India’s neighbors were required to seek permission from the central government to invest anywhere in India. The intention was not to allow big foreign companies to buy Indian companies. Following the change, 50 Chinese companies have offered to invest. All those proposals are expected to be reconsidered. If this decision is taken, it could be a big financial blow to Chinese companies. Earlier, the government decided to ban 59 Chinese apps. It has also hit China hard. At the same time, a big campaign is being launched in India to boycott Chinese goods. With the government’s slogan of a self-reliant India, the government is pushing for the purchase of indigenous goods, which is likely to reduce imports from China. China scared after Modi’s visit! Chinese military to retreat 1.5 km on LAC The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has used its strongest political weapon to push back Chinese troops from the Galvan Valley in Ladakh. The Center had put forward National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval and on Sunday held a two-hour discussion with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi via video conference. Indo-China tensions hit Zomato; After hearing India’s tough stance, China had no choice but to withdraw. After India’s ban on apps, India’s siege of Dragon shocked Beijing. In the talks, China also agreed to reduce tensions in Galvan.On Friday, November 19, PM Modi apologised to the countrymen for the three farm laws over which the government "failed to convince" the farmers. He also urged the protesting farmers to return to their homes and start afresh. He further said that the government would repeal the laws in the forthcoming winter session of Parliament.Farm laws repealed: Apologising to countrymen, PM Modi urges farmers to return home
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