1.China has warned the United States against possible tariffs on steel, aluminum
China has warned the United States that if it imposes tough trade sanctions against its steel and aluminum exports, necessary measures will be taken in this regard. In a statement in the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, Wang Hezun said in a statement that if the final decision of the United States will have a bearing on China’s interests, then their country will take necessary measures to protect their rights.
The US Department of Commerce had recommended a heavy duty on China and other countries on Friday, to avoid the global abundance situation in the field of steel and aluminum. This step will help Trump to follow ‘America’s first trade policy’.
The United States and the European Union say that over-production of China is dependent on government subsidies and there is a shrinking of prices in the world and the loss of domestic production of countries.
2.The Trump Administration has said that the United States will not allow China to inflict the nations in Asia :-
The United States has said that it will not allow China to intimidate the nations in Asia and use force against any country. A senior official of the Trump Administration said in this context that China is increasing its muscle in the region.
According to the news agency PTI According to PTI, the acting Assistant Minister Susan Thornton, in connection with East Asia and Pacific affairs, spoke to members of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, on behalf of the Trump administration that “the beneficial” relationship with the USA, China And both countries must work to overcome differences and to organize mutual relations.
Thornton said that if China is engaged in increasing its influence in the international system, then it must be done to comply with the rules and standards and to avoid threatening other countries must be avoided.
3.South Africa’s new President Cyril Remophosa called for working for the betterment of the nation during his first address to the nation :-
South African President Cyril Ramophosa, while addressing his country for the first time in Cape Town yesterday, said that we should leave behind negativity and look towards the future. He said that we should work towards forgetting mutual differences. They talk of working against corruption His statement is also important because his former President Jacob Zuma had serious allegations of corruption and had to leave his post. Remophosa is the fifth President to be appointed after the rule of white people in 1994.
4.Polling for Tripura assembly elections has been completed :-
Polling for Tripura assembly elections has been completed. Nearly 65 percent polling was recorded till 3 pm Voting for sixty-eight constituencies was cast out of sixty. Polling took place from 7 am to 4 pm. Due to the demise of Ramendra Narayan Debbaramma of Marxist Communist Party candidate, the voting for the postponement of the Charialam seat will be held on March 12.
292 candidates, including 20 women, are in the fray. Of the total 3 thousand one hundred and seventy-four polling booths, 47 polling booths have been operated by all women voters. Our correspondent has reported that the polling started at thirty minutes delay due to the disturbances in voting machines at many polling booths.
Counting of votes will take place on Nagaland and Meghalaya on March 3. Nagaland and Meghalaya will be voted on 27th February.
5.CBI. In the alleged bank fraud case, former Deputy General Manager of Punjab National Bank Gokulanath Shetty and two others were arrested. Enforcement Directorate launches raids at different places throughout the country :-
In the fraud case of 11 thousand four hundred crore rupees in Punjab National Bank, the CBI has arrested Hemant Bhatt, the authorized signatory of the firms of former Deputy Manager Gokulanath Shetty, single window operator Manoj Kharat and Nirov Modi Group. In the meanwhile, the Enforcement Directorate is still conducting raids across the country in connection with the scam. Yesterday, the Directorate had issued summons to the accused accused Nirv Modi and his partner Mehul Choksi. In this case internal investigation is underway in the bank. Punjab National Bank yesterday suspended eight employees, including General Manager level officials. Internal investigation of the bank is still going on. Earlier, the Punjab National Bank had suspended ten officers and handed over the investigation to the CBI. CBI received complaints from the bank against Neerav Modi and a jewelery company in which allegations of fake transactions were made.
On the other hand, the Reserve Bank of India has said that it has made a supervisory assessment of the control systems of Punjab National Bank and appropriate action will be taken on its basis. This statement from the RBI came after the media reports that the Reserve Bank instructed the Punjab National Bank to pay the total amount of outstanding amount of approximately 11 thousand four hundred crores on other banks due to the alleged forgery of jewelery trader Neerav Modi. is. The Reserve Bank has issued a statement and made it clear that it has not issued any such instructions. The Reserve Bank said that the case of counterfeit fraud has come up due to the failure of the employees and the internal control system in Punjab National Bank.
6.Gold prices shine for the last week due to global cues, silver too strong :-
With the positive signs of global markets and marriage season of local jewelers, the gold market has returned to the national capital’s Sarafa market last week, and it closed fast at Rs 31,750 per 10 grams. Due to the uprising of industrial units and coin makers, the price of silver has also increased.
7.Prime Minister paid tribute to Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans on his birth anniversary :-
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has paid homage to Shri Ramkrishna Paramahansa on his birth anniversary.
The Prime Minister said, ‘I salute Shri Ramkrishna Paramahansa on his birth anniversary. He was the embodiment of goodwill and brotherly spirit. He had dreamed of a society which is justified and beyond division. ‘
