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India-Diplomatic, Business, Diaspora and Political Connectivity iNDiA empire Volume 14 No. 4 September 2018 www.indiaempire.com RNI No.: DELENG/2005/16693 Editor’s Desk GLOBAL ADVISORY BOARD Mr Inder Singh, Dr Rami Ranger, Dr Kamalanathan Sappani, Mr Mridul Pathak, Ms Priya Tandon Editor Sayantan Chakravarty On our cover this issue we have focused on Ukraine, an eastern Consulting Editor Yogesh Sood (Business and Commerce) European nation. This picturesque, verdant land crisscrossed with Sipra Das (Photography) steppes and plateaus is interspersed with several rivers like the Dnieper, Kul Bhushan Jayant Borkar (Mumbai Affairs) Seversky Donets and Dniester that flow into the Black Sea and the Sea Sanjay Sharma (BJP Affairs) of Azov. There are several highland areas with the Carpathian Paras Ramoutar (Caribbean Affairs) Vishnu Bisram (New York) Mountains in the country’s west being most impressive. The port of Premchand Ramlochun (Mauritius) Odessa is world famous. Liladhar J. Bharadia (Kenya) Jay Banerjei (Toronto) The country has significant potential and opportunities. It has well- Head—Art and Print developed manufacturing and is strong in logistics—some of the Jaydev Bisht Additional Contributions From prominent industries include machine-building, mining, metallurgy, Gonchig Ganbold, Amit Kapoor, Bhavana chemicals, petrochemicals, transportation and agro-based ones. The Akella, Yogi Ashwini, Mayank Chhaya country also takes strong positions in nuclear power engineering—in Registered Office: N-126, II Floor, Greater Kailash I, 2017 nuclear power plants produced 55.1 per cent of the country’s total New Delhi - 110 048. Contact: +91.11.2923.3647, +91.11.2923.1515. electricity, aircraft engineering, and rocket and space industry. In the last Our Associate Offices: quarter century over 150 carrier rockets have been manufactured and Hyderabad: Abhijit Bhattacharjee, launched from Ukraine while 370 spacecraft at the request of 24 Tel: +91.9848033874. Mauritius: 28, Cnr. Jasmins and Lataniers Avenue countries have been put into orbit. It is one of the six nations in the Résidence Sunsetville, La Caverne, Vacoas 73310 world that can take up entire turnkey projects for manufacturing of Republic of Mauritius airplanes, from the conceptualizing to the designing and building stage. Trinidad and Tobago: 61 Main Road, Caparo, Trinidad, W.I. It also remains one of the world’s top steel producers and its energy Canada: Suite 209 885 Progess Ave, Toronto, equipment is exported to over 100 countries. ON M1H G3G Canada New York: 260, Madison Avenue, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10016 Elsewhere in the magazine we’ve articles that talk about Afghanistan, ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Bangladesh, Mexico, Morocco. We’ve a strong section on business and Email: [email protected] governance, and another one on the Indian diaspora. [email protected] [email protected] M: +91.9899117477, +91.98116.27971 Hope you find navigating our pages useful. Printed, published, owned by Sayantan Chakravarty. Editor is Sayantan Chakravarty. Published from N -126, II Floor, Greater Kailash I, New Delhi 110 048, INDIA. Printed at Archana Advertising Pvt. Ltd., C-78, Okhla Industrial Sayantan Chakravarty Area, Ph-1, New Delhi 110020. ([email protected]) All rights reserved throughout the world. Any kind of reproduc - tion in any media is prohibited. All disputes are subject to juris - diction of courts in Delhi. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/indiaempire1 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/INDIAEMPIRE Sayantan Chakravarty is in a select group of 12 writers chosen by Scholastic Education to promote advanced English literature for schools worldwide. Included in the group are Nobel Laureate William Butler Yeats, R K Narayan (Padma Vibushan and Sahitya Award winner), journalist and poet Walt Whitman, writer Saki (Hector Hugh Munro), poet Nissim Ezekiel (Sahitya Akademi Awardee), writer Jerome K Jerome (author of Three Men in a Boat), poet Edward Lear, Roald Dahl (16th on Time Magazine’s list of greatest British writers). Sayantan Chakravarty’s stories featured in Best of Indian Express of 25 years and among select stories in Best of India Today’s 25 years . CONTENTS SEPTEMBER 2018 12 10 11 UKRAINE ............................................................. 12 AFGHANISTAN .................................................... 06 Opportunities galore PMs meet BANGLADESH .................................................... 10 MOROCCO .......................................................... 08 Strengthening bilateral ties Indian tourists welcome MEXICO ............................................................... 11 RICH LIST ............................................................ 18 Order of the Aztec Eagle Indian rupee billionaires spawn ADVERTISE IN INDIA EMPIRE MAGAZINE AND CONNECT TO THE BUSINESS. DIPLOMATIC, DIASPORA, POLITICAL COMMUNITY S E U S S I Y L H T N O M T S E T A L CONNECT: +91.9811627971 / +91.11.29231515 / 29233647 EMAIL: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] UNION MINISTERS INTERVIEWED BY (May 2014 onwards) Mr Nitin Gadkari Mr Dharmendra Pradhan Mr Ananth Kumar Mr Anant Gangaram Geete Minister for Road Transport and When Minister of State (IC), Minister for Minister for Heavy Industries Highways, Water Resources, Ministry of Petroleum Chemicals and Fertilizers and Public Sector Enterprises River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, and Shipping and Natural Gas Mr Chaudhary Birender Ms Smriti Irani Mr Radha Mohan Singh Mr Narendra Singh Tomar Singh When Minister for Human Minister for Agriculture and When Minister for Minister for Steel Resource Development Farmers Welfare Steel and Mines Mr Ram Vilas Paswan Ms Uma Bharti Mr Thawar Chand Gehlot Mrs Sushma Swaraj Minister for Consumer Affairs, When Minister for Water Minister for Social Minister for External Affairs Food and Public Distribution Resources, River Development Justice and Empowerment and Minister for Overseas and Ganga Rejuvenation Indian Affairs s a D a r P i s : y b Mr Shripad Y Naik Mr VIjay Goel Mr Babul Supriyo Mr Rajiv Pratap Rudy s e Minister of State (IC), When Minister of State (IC) for Minister of State for Heavy (Ex) Union Minister of State for r u AYUSH Youth Affairs and Sports Industries and Public Skill Development and t c Enterprises Entrepreneurship (IC) i P PM MODI INTERACTS WITH SOUTH ASIAN LEADERS IndIa, afghanIstan LEadERs mEEt Indian Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi meeting Afghanistan President Dr Mohammad Ashraf Ghani at Hyderabad House, New Delhi in September ndia reiterated its commitment and support to faceted India-Afghanistan strategic partnership and Kabul’s efforts towards an Afghan-led, Afghan- expressed satisfaction at the increase in bilateral trade that owned and Afghan-controlled peace and has crossed the USD 1 billion mark. reconciliation process at a meeting between Prime During the meeting, the two countries also agreed to Minister Narendra Modi and Afghan President deepen their partnership in the areas of high impact IAshraf Ghani in New Delhi in September. projects in Afghanistan in the fields of infrastructure, According to a statement issued by the External Affairs human resources development and other capacity building Ministry, the two countries also agreed to strengthen their projects. According to official sources here, Mr Ghani cooperation at various international fora and decided to work appreciated the decision of India and China to jointly work even more closely with their regional and international on projects and programmes in Afghanistan. The two Asian partners for prosperity, peace, stability and progress in the giants are planning to start their partnership in Afghanistan region. They also expressed determination to strengthen with a training programme for Afghan diplomats in connectivity among the two countries, including through October. Mr Modi, the sources said, also sought long-term Chabahar port and direct air-freight corridor. Mr Ghani business visas for Indian businessmen to boost bilateral briefed Mr Modi on the initiatives by his government towards trade. The India-backed Shahtoot dam that will be crucial peace and reconciliation and also in confronting the challenges for drinking water in Kabul also came up for discussions. of terrorism and extremism imposed on Afghanistan and its “We hope we can move closer to its finalisation,” a source people. Mr Modi condemned terrorist attacks and violence in said. Among other issues that came up for discussion, it is Afghanistan and expressed solidarity with the people and learnt, are a low cost housing project in Nangarhar national defence forces in their fight against terrorism. province, irrigation projects, polishing of gems, food He expressed India’s “unwavering commitment” to processing and export of marbles to India. support the efforts of the Afghanistan government to During the meeting, Mr Modi expressed concern over the continue as a united, peaceful, inclusive and democratic six Indian workers who were abducted in Afghanistan in May nation and emerge as an economically vibrant country. this year. Mr Ghani said he was personally monitoring the The two leaders reviewed the progress of the multi- issue and assured Mr Modi of the workers’ safe release. 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    www.sarkariresults.io 1.How many people died in the earthquake in Lisbon, Portugal? A. 40,000 B. 100,000 C. 50,000 D. 500,000 2. When was Congress of Vienna opened? A. 1814 B. 1817 C. 1805 D. 1810 3. Which country was defeated in the Napoleonic Wars? A. Germany B. Italy C. Belgium D. France 4. When was the Vaccine for diphtheria founded? A. 1928 B. 1840 C. 1894 D. 1968 5. When did scientists detect evidence of light from the universe’s first stars? A. 2012 B. 2017 C. 1896 D. 1926 6. India will export excess ___________? A. urad dal B. moong dal C. wheat D. rice 7. BJP will kick off it’s 75-day ‘Parivartan Yatra‘ in? A. Karnataka B. Himachal Pradesh C. Gujrat D. Punjab 8. Which Indian Footwear company opened it’s IPO for public subscription? A. Paragon B. Lancer C. Khadim’s D. Bata Note: The Information Provided here is only for reference. It May vary the Original. www.sarkariresults.io 9. Who was appointed as the Consul General of Korea? A. Narayan Murthy B. Suresh Chukkapalli C. Aziz Premji D. Prashanth Iyer 10. Vikas Seth was appointed as the CEO of? A. LIC of India B. Birla Sun Life Insurance C. Bharathi AXA Life Insurance D. HDFC 11. Who is the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh? A. Babulal gaur B. Shivraj Singh Chouhan C. Digvijaya Singh D. Uma Bharati 12. Who is the Railway Minister of India? A. Piyush Goyal B. Dr. Harshvardhan C. Suresh Prabhu D. Ananth Kumar Hegade 13.