February 2017 CPI inflation stands at 3.65%
Rural India inflation stands at 3.67% in February 2017 as compared to 3.36 % in January 2017 and
Urban India inflation stands at 3.55% in February 2017 as compared to 2.9% in January 2017
The all India general CPI (Combined) for February 2017 stands at 3.65% as compared to 3.17% in January 2017. The inflation rates for rural and urban areas for February 2017 are 3.67% and 3.55% respectively as compared to 3.36% % and 2.9% respectively, for January 2017. Rate of inflation during February 2017 for sugar and confectionery stands at 18.83%, egg at 0.54 %, Pan and Tobacco at 6.18% and spices at 3.82% etc.
Consumer Price Inflation (Combined)(%)
Source: PHD Research Bureau, compiled from CSO
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Chinese premier warns US
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday warned the United States against starting a trade war while expressing optimism that the world´s two largest economies could keep relations steady despite frictions in the Trump era.
"We don´t want to see any trade war breaking out between the two countries. That wouldn´t make our trade fairer," Li told reporters at a press conference closing China´s annual parliamentary session.
"No matter what bumps the China-US relationship may run into, we hope this relationship will continue to move forward in a positive direction."
China and the United States are currently discussing arrangements for a summit between President Donald Trump and his counterpart Xi Jinping that could help ease tensions stoked by Trump´s fiery election-campaign rhetoric.
Trump threatened to upend decades of multilateralism and raised fears of a trade war with China while on the campaign trail.
After his election victory, he angered Beijing with a protocol-busting telephone conversation with the president of self-ruled Taiwan, which China claims as its own.
Trump and Xi subsequently smoothed over the dispute last month in a phone call in which the US leader reiterated Washington´s adherence to the "one China" policy that nominally endorses Beijing´s claim to Taiwan.
In the wake of the Xi-Trump conversation, Li said he saw "bright prospects" for bilateral relations.
"I believe whatever differences we have, we can still sit down and talk to each other and work together to find solutions," he said.
Li´s parliament-ending press conference is the only time each year that foreign journalists are allowed to put questions to a member of China´s elite leadership inner circle, though they are pre-approved.
Li is second only to Xi in the Communist Party hierarchy.
Li cited a report which he said indicated that if a trade war occurred, "foreign-invested companies, in particular, US firms, would bear the brunt of it".
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Performance Election Commission – Total Mismanagement
Election Commission – Total Mismanagement
It is not suspect ‘Voting Machines’ but A-Z of the Election Commission is corrupted.
1. When polling in Punjab and Goa was over on February04, 2017 the result should
have been announced next day – Booth wise results could have been announced soon after end of polling. The process in UP was too long spread over 7 phases.
2. It is Scandalous that Voting Machines were kept in Lock Up for 35 days before
these were activated to give Voting Data.
3. It is even more Scandalous that Candidates were given just 20 days to Campaign
after final list of contestants was released but kept EVMs in Lock Ups for 35 days.
4. In case of Punjab final list of candidates was released on Jan27, 2017 and polling
was on February04, 2017. It humanly not possible for even the most resourceful candidate to meet over Half Million voters or Electors.
This is Most Lunatic – Campaign Time 10 Days – EVM Guarding 35 Days.
5. This only FAVORED RESOURCEFUL CANDIDATES & PARTIES but went against
Qualified or Less Resourceful, Honest Candidates and Party.
6. Election Commission has no Control Over ‘Private But Politically & Corporate
Owned TV Channels and Even Newspapers’.
7. Some parties were getting Day & Night Coverage – others totally blacked out.
99% of Candidates and 95% Winners Had No Access To Media. 5-10 minutes Exposure on TV Channels Could Have Been Ensured. A Single Dedicated DD Punjab Channel for example could allow 10 Hr of Campaign Daily – serve 72 Candidates in a day – covered all in 20 days. Why can’t EC do it like in past?
8. Election Commission has No Control Over ‘Malicious & Abusive and Illegal
Campaigning even by Ministers & MPs [Public Servants] in favor of their Candidates’.
9. Instead of ‘Piyush Goyal’ releasing Malicious Data through ‘Press Conference’ EC
could have asked all Central & State Ministries to ‘Publish Their Monthly Reports for December2016 in case of Punjab and Goa, Jan2017 in case of UP.’ So that Media & Candidates can communicate Correct INFO to Voters.
97% of Villages Electrified On March2014 – In 3 Years Even 3% Villages Could Not Be Electrified is real perspective.
10. DULLARDS in EC don’t understand that it must register CANDIDATES say a year before elections. This is to keep out CRIMINALS, UNQUALIFIED, CHEATS, POLL EVE SHIFTING OF ALLIANCES, TICKET SALES and all kinds of Malpractices.
Hundreds of Helicopters & Public & Pvt Jets in UP,
Big Rallies, Big Road Shows Costing Rs.10 Cr-Rs.100 Cr
but Candidates didn’t get time to Speak.
11. Indira Gandhi was Unseated for Using An Ambassador Car – Hundreds of
Helicopters & Public & Pvt Jets were engaged in this election.
12. When EC has restricted Expenditure to say Rs.10 Per Voter for all activities
over 30-40 days – Big Rallies & Road Shows cost Rs.500 per person day or more. TV Coverage Twice More by so many channels.
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