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Time of India
5 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Issuance of preferential certificates under FTAs rises, signals higher trade pact use by exporters
The number of preferential certificates of origin issued under free trade agreements implemented so far has recorded a healthy increase, rising to 7,20,996 in 2024-25 from 6,84,724 in 2023-24, indicating greater utilisation of trade pacts by Indian exporters , according to government data. Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal said India's trade under the preferential route is growing. In a free trade agreement, two countries either significantly reduce or eliminate import duties on the maximum number of goods traded between them. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Moose Approaches Girl At Bus Stop And Nudges Her To Follow - Watch What Happens Happy in Shape Undo India has so far implemented over a dozen such agreements with countries including Japan, Singapore, Korea, UAE and Australia. A certificate of origin is a key document required for exports to those countries with which India has trade agreements. An exporter has to submit the certificate at the landing port of the importing country. Live Events The document is important to claim duty concessions under free trade agreements. This certificate is essential to prove where the goods come from. "If somebody is taking these certificates, it means that they are utilising the preferential duty which is available under the FTA," Barthwal said. Availing duty concessions under these agreements improves the competitiveness of Indian exporters. As per the data, during April-May this fiscal, 1,32,116 certificates have been issued against 1,20,598 certificates in the same period previous fiscal.
Time of India
7 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Axiom coordinating with NASA on ISS Zvezda module anomaly: ISRO on Shubhanshu Shukla's space trip
The Indian Space Research Organisation on Saturday said that Axiom Space is coordinating with National Aeronautics and Space Administration on the ISS Zvezda module anomaly. "Observations on Falcon-9 LOX leak have been resolved by @SpaceX. @Axiom_Space is coordinating with @NASA on the ISS Zvezda module anomaly. The earliest possible launch date for #Ax4 is being worked out," said ISRO in a post on X. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Moose Approaches Girl At Bus Stop And Nudges Her To Follow - Watch What Happens Happy in Shape Undo The much-delayed Axiom-4 commercial mission to the International Space Station, carrying Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla and three others, is now targeting a launch on June 19, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced on Saturday. The Axiom Space mission was to blast-off from NASA 's Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on June 11, but had to be delayed first due to a fuel leak in SpaceX's Falcon-9 rocket and then due to a leak in the Russian section of the International Space Station (ISS). Live Events "During a follow-on coordination meeting between ISRO, Axiom Space, and SpaceX, it was confirmed that the liquid oxygen leak observed in the Falcon 9 launch vehicle has been successfully resolved," the ISRO said in a statement. "Separately, Axiom Space informed that they are working closely with NASA to assess the pressure anomaly in the Zvezda Service Module on board the International Space Station," it said. "Axiom Space is now targeting June 19, 2025, for the launch of the Ax-04 mission," ISRO said. The astronauts were originally scheduled for lift-off on May 29, which was put off to June 8, June 10 and June 11, when SpaceX, the providers of the launch rocket and the space capsule, detected a liquid oxygen leak in the Falcon-9 rocket. Former NASA astronaut and director of human spaceflight at Axiom Space, Peggy Whitson, will command the commercial mission, while ISRO astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla will serve as the pilot. The two mission specialists are European Space Agency (ESA) project astronaut Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski of Poland and Tibor Kapu of Hungary. The 14-day mission will "realise the return" to human spaceflight for India, Poland and Hungary.
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
First match announced for TNA Slammiversary
TNA Slammiversary is scheduled for July 20 from UBS Arena in Long Island, New York, and now we have the first official match for the PPV event. Santino Marella used his Director of Authority power to book Moose versus Leon Slater for the X-Division Championship. Advertisement The justification was Slater pinning the champ in an 8-man tag bout at Against All Odds. The history runs deeper than that though with the controversial finish in the Ultimate X match at TNA Rebellion. Slater had retrieved the title, but Moose speared him to steal the belt before Slater's feet hit the mat. For those sleeping on Slater, here is a taste of his skills with the swanton 450 splash. At the end of Impact, Slater leaped over the ring post onto a pile of bodies. There could be a wrinkle in this match for Slammiversary, because Moose has business first at AAA Triplemania Regia to defend the X-Division Championship in a four-way against Joe Hendry, El Mesias, and El Hijo del Wagner Jr. A title change is doubtful in that bout, but it still needs to be considered as a possibility. For those keeping track of the live timeline, the Slammiversary announcement was filmed before the Triplemania Regia announcement. Advertisement What odds do you give Leon Slater of finally winning the X-Division Championship at TNA Slammiversary? More from
Perth Now
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Sydney Sweeney has a new 'bestie'
Sydney Sweeney's new "bestie" is a horse named Moose. The 27-year-old actress has been filming Echo Valley and during her breaks from shooting her scenes in the thriller, she enjoyed hanging out with the animals on set, and took a particular shine to one of them. She told Extra: 'Every time between scenes, because I had more downtime, of course, they had all the horses in the stalls, and I'd go over and there was this one horse in particular named Moose that I just hung out with and we became besties. I wanted to take Moose home." In Echo Valley, Julianne Moore plays Sudney's mother and they found it "so easy" to work together. Julianne said: "Sydney's so terrific, she's so available, she's so professional, she's so talented, and we just had a really good time, you know, building the relationship and being with each other, and I think we're aware of how important this relationship is, the mother-daughter bond, and how much it can hold, how elastic it is, and how far you can push it with each other. "It can be volatile, especially when kids are younger, when girls are teenagers and you realise they've had this tremendous history. "But it was fun. I think we were able to match each other's energy, and we really enjoyed each other's company, and it worked." Sydney added: "Everyone had always told me you are the kindest person they've ever met, and it's true, like, absolutely beyond kind and generous and thoughtful and just present for everyone on set." Julianne, 64, was gripped by the script from the minute she read it. She said: "I remember when I read it, because I was sick in bed with COVID and I was kind of going through scripts, and I was like, 'This is extraordinary!'... All the human drama was there, but then there's this incredible twist. It satisfies my need for, like, domestic, dramatic situations and the scary thriller part. I was really surprised by it, just blown away." Meanwhile, Sydney teased the long-awaited upcoming third season of Euphoria and promised fans won't be disappointed. She said: "I can't get too into detail about it, but I think people are gonna be really, really happy. "I mean, it's crazy. It's like, you're happy 'cause it's crazy."
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The D'Amore Drop: Why WWE's Money In The Bank books best with a heel winner
The D'Amore Drop is a weekly guest column on Uncrowned written by Scott D'Amore, the Canadian professional wrestling promoter, executive producer, trainer and former wrestler best known for his long-standing role with TNA/IMPACT Wrestling, where he served as head of creative. D'Amore is the current owner of leading Canadian promotion Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling. WWE presents its annual Money in the Bank PLE this weekend from Los Angeles. Advertisement Money in the Bank is two great concepts in one. First, it's the continuation of the ladder match, which always reminds me of where it originated: Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling, which ran from the 1940s to the 1980s up in Calgary. As hardcores know, Bret Hart brought the idea to WWE in the early '90s and then it was made world famous by Shawn Michaels and Scott Hall, was elevated by Edge and Christian, then the Hardys and the Dudleys in the 2000s, and now takes its place alongside the Royal Rumble and Elimination Chamber as an annual WWE super-gimmick. There's a rumor that Triple H doesn't love the MITB match, but used sparingly it can be an amazing spectacle, and I expect two classics this Saturday. Then there's the second part of Money In The Bank — the concept of having two wrestlers (one man, one woman) who can claim immediate WWE title shots at any time by cashing in the contracts in the briefcases. Advertisement My old roommate Adam 'Edge' Copeland established the concept back in 2006, cashing in on John Cena after Cena had barely survived a brutal Elimination Chamber. It's a gimmick that works best when a heel has the briefcase, as he or she becomes a storm cloud over the champion. At any moment, at the worst moment, that lighting can be called down upon them. Most people expect Seth Rollins to secure the briefcase in the men's match — and I'd agree that seems the most logical choice. We took some abuse for 'copying' the Money In The Bank gimmick with the Call Your Shot Gauntlet in TNA. In our defense, the original concept was that the winner of Call Your Shot would be able to schedule a title match for themselves — much like the X-Division Champion has the 'Option C' to be able to give up their title in exchange for a World Championship match at an upcoming event. Advertisement But we wanted to do the shocking end to Bound for Glory in 2021, when Josh Alexander didn't even get three minutes with his long-awaited world title before Moose came in and ruined it. We were going to tell a more in-depth story where the referee panicked and only thought Moose had the right to call for the match to start there and then, but it'd be ruled that — sorry Josh, you agreed to the match and the ref started the match. In the end, we felt fans would get it and we told the story quicker. Likewise, the popular Ultimate X matches in TNA — that was the result of TNA thinking, 'How can we do something like a ladder match, but without the ladder?' The main event of Saturday's PLE is Cody Rhodes returning to team with World Champ Jey Uso versus WWE Champ John Cena and Logan Paul. Advertisement Paul was given a WWE title challenge in his third-ever professional match, losing to Roman Reigns back at the 2022 Crown Jewel, but that was a cash-in and attention grab using his celebrity outside WWE. No one thought he was beating Reigns that night. Now, going into his 20th match, he's getting presented as if he belongs there with Rhodes, Cena and Uso. And some in wrestling really don't like that. Here's my two cents: Logan is an unbelievable athlete. He deserves comparisons to the likes of Owen Hart, Seth Rollins and the others who just had 'it' from their very first match. He works hard, he takes his bumps and clearly has a passion for the business. Even his detractors have to admit his performances are really good. Advertisement Now, Logan is a hard guy to like and one of the most shameless self-promoters to ever walk the Earth. That gives him the chops to be a natural heel, but also makes him a target for accusations that he hasn't earned his spot. Well ... of course he hasn't! He's there because of his massive online celebrity. There's a part of me that shudders that a part-time celebrity gets handed these top spots. This isn't Dennis Rodman showing up in the nWo for a couple of months, or Bad Bunny having a one-off match … Logan Paul is entering his third year as a fixture at or near the top of the WWE card. Back in my day as an active performer, you had to pay dues and learn the craft by wrestling seven nights a week and twice on Sundays. You learned through repetition and you got good or the small-hall fans would let you — and your promoter — know that you sucked. Advertisement But the whole business has changed. It's fine if you don't like those changes but they are here no matter your feelings. Logan Paul knows how to make you hate him. (Cooper Neill/WWE via Getty Images) (WWE via Getty Images) How much has wrestling changed since I was a in-ring talent in the '90s? Well, Logan Paul is praised for buying himself a full-sized ring and flying training partners to his house to practice his matches. When I was in WCW, I got mocked relentlessly when I accepted an offer to go work out at the WCW Power Plant in Atlanta. I had more than one veteran come up to me and flat-out tell me I was a mark for 'wrestling for free.' They thought since I was in WCW, I shouldn't be taking bumps without getting paid. Advertisement I remember thinking, 'Do you really think Tom Cruise doesn't practice delivering his lines? That the top NFL teams don't practice?' But that was the mindset then. Now it's expected that wrestlers never stop working on their craft. It's one of the reasons that we see more five-star matches today than 30 years ago. AEW made the most of their special four hour Dynamite last night. The big news, of course, was Kenny Omega will wrestle Kazuchika Okada once more at AEW All In on July 12 in Texas. This is a return to one of — if not the best — wrestling feud/match series ever. These two going at it in classics was huge part of NJPW's glory years and part of the buildup to the movement that lead to the formation of AEW. Advertisement Wrestling historian Dave Meltzer gave one of their clashes seven stars — the only match he's ever ranked so highly. I can't wait to see them share a ring once more. Speaking of Omega, him vs. Brody King vs. Mascara Dorada vs. Claudio Castagnoli for the AEW International Title was an amazing four-way. All the better for being on free television. It went 20 minutes but it was so fast-paced that it felt like a sprint the whole time. Great to see Maple Leaf Pro alumnus Kevin Knight scoring a big win in AEW when he, Mike Bailey (another MLP regular) and Mexican star Komander scored a win in a six-man tag over Rush, Dralistico, and Mortos. Advertisement Looks like we might be heading for a Kevin Knight vs. Rush feud — and I'm here for it. I've said it before and will keep screaming from the roof tops: Knight will be a star! I understand fan frustration that Ron 'R-Truth' Killings has not had his contract renewed by WWE after 17 years with the company. Ron is one of the nicest guys in the industry — as has been underlined by so many WWE stars saying how much they will miss him. If Ron wants to, he'll be able to make a fortune and do some really cool things by following the example of Matt Cardona. Ron has made a success of every single role he's ever been given — from a main-eventing world champion who delivers amazing matches to one of the funniest comedy acts of all time. He's an all-time great. I am excited to see what he does next.
