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India among countries to benefit from supply-chain changes: World Economic Forum survey
•Other countries likely to benefit from supply-chain changes are Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Mexico, Turkey and Poland
Explained: Why is it taking months for Western battle tanks to reach Ukraine?
•Modern main battle tanks are complex weapons systems. Maintaining the tanks, repairing them, and supplying the necessary parts necessitates extensive training, from the crews in the vehicles to the logistics trail that supports them hundreds of miles from the front lines in eastern Ukraine
COVID-19: Over 7.20 crore unutilized vaccine doses available with States, Union Territories says health ministry
•The vaccination drive has been ramped up through the availability of more vaccines, advance visibility of vaccine availability to States and UTs for enabling better planning by them, and streamlining the vaccine supply chain
During COVID-19 pandemic, India and US played critical role in supporting each other, says Ambassador Sandhu
•On his maiden visit to Indiana as India's Ambassador, Sandhu met with the top government officials and eminent members of the Indian-American community. He also interacted with the students and academics of Perdue University
US, EU to announce joint effort at identifying semiconductor supply disruptions and counter Russian disinformation
•The two sides will announce an 'early warning system' for semiconductors supply disruptions, hoping to avoid excessive competition between Western powers for the vital tech component
Russian officials, including hackers, charged with hacking the energy industry
•The hacks targeted companies and organizations in about 135 countries
From metals to microchips, the five essential commodities that will be hit by the Russian invasion of Ukraine
•Ukraine and Russia are essential suppliers of raw materials and energy for many crucial supply chains
A rare earths roadmap for India: Seeking atma nirbharta in Indian technology
Deekhit Bhattacharya •Controlling the supply chains of strategic minerals is an exercise in consolidating power over critical technologies
Behind season of shortages in Britain, a crippling lack of truck drivers
•In an attempt to ease the shortage, the government has extended the number of hours drivers can work each week, increased trucker testing and "streamlined" the training process
Explained: How COVID-hit supply chains, stockpiling and climate change are pushing up food prices
Fp Staff •While globally, harvests and harvest outlooks are expected to fall short of expectations, demand of food has remained high due to stockpiling by countries, pushing up the prices