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10/24（六）
French cooking schools fuel fine-dining dreams of India’s y…
Fiercely proud of its culinary traditions, India is increasingly open to foreign influences, with French cooking schools attracting students eager to make their mark on the country’s growing fine-dining sector. “Ten or 15 years ago, there were far fewer young people dreaming of becoming chefs,” said Aabhas Jain, director of bakery and pastry training at Ecole Ducasse, a French culinary school also operating in India. “But with the rise of social media … today’s students have greater ambitions in...
India stirs up gastronomy with French cooking schools amid…
Fiercely proud of its culinary traditions, India is increasingly open to foreign influences, with French cooking schools attracting students eager to make their mark on the country’s growing fine-dining sector.“Ten or 15 years ago, there were far fewer young people dreaming of becoming chefs,” said
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Taipei Times10/23（五）
‘Opportunistic’: experts weigh Manila’s minilateral agenda…
The Philippines’ dual push for stronger “minilateral” defence links and a more robust Asean security role is dividing analysts, with one calling the move “opportunistic”. Some experts view Manila’s advocacy for the “Squad” alliance as a strategic opportunity to deepen core security partnerships while chairing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. Others question how much actual weight is carried by this informal defence grouping – comprising the United States, the Philippines, Japan and...
Economic fears fuel protests in India, France as ‘social co…
Recent youth-led protests in New Delhi and other cities in India have fuelled allegations that they are connected to unrest in France and elsewhere in Europe, with an influential Hindu nationalist organisation warning of foreign forces seeking to destabilise societies. While analysts caution against concluding that foreign interference played a role in demonstrations in India, they say protesters in Europe and India share similar concerns, reflecting their mounting anger that education and hard...
#India#Narendra Modi#Protests around the world#France#ESSEC Business School
Former HSBC insurance veteran joins AIA in latest senior ta…
Former HSBC Holdings global insurance head Edward Moncreiffe will join rival AIA Group as regional CEO from November 2, following a path taken by former HSBC Group chairman Mark Tucker, who returned to the Asia-Pacific region’s largest insurer as non-executive chairman last year. Moncreiffe will oversee AIA’s businesses in India, Sri Lanka, Australia and New Zealand, while serving on the group’s executive committee, according to a company statement issued on Friday. He will report to group CEO...
#Banking & finance#Insurance#Wealth management#HSBC#AIA#Hong Kong
Macroscope | Why market sell-offs in India and Indonesia ha…
When it comes to sentiment among Asian fund managers, Indonesia and India are distinctly out of favour. The findings of a survey by Bank of America on October 13 revealed that Asia’s fifth- and third-largest economies were the least preferred equity markets in the region. Since the beginning of this year, the Jakarta Composite Index has fallen 39 per cent, making it the world’s worst-performing stock market. India’s Nifty 50 Index, meanwhile, is down 12.7 per cent, putting it on track to record...
10/22（四）
Why does India need 4 large amphibious warships?
India’s planned acquisition of four large amphibious warships would strengthen its ability to support naval logistics and humanitarian missions across the Indian Ocean, with security experts saying their value depends on how the navy could effectively utilise them during a crisis. The Indian Navy has invited bids for four landing platform docks (LPDs), each with a displacement of more than 30,000 tonnes. Indian Navy Vice Chief Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar said at a media briefing on Monday that a...
#India#Defence#Diplomacy#China#Britain#Observer Research Foundation
Apple’s iPhone factories will not make India the next China
High-tech manufacturing in India, backed by billions of dollars in government subsidies, has attracted cheerleaders and critics.Optimists point to Apple Inc’s decision to build an alternative supply chain to hedge against China. A quarter of all iPhones now roll out of factories near Chennai, employ
10/21（三）
Why US Secretary of State Rubio is skipping New Delhi for a…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to India’s Jamnagar this week – home to the world’s largest oil refining complex – signals energy cooperation as the anchor for bilateral ties even as broader policy friction frays relations, according to analysts. On Tuesday, Rubio indicated that India’s largest private company, Reliance Industries, which owns the Jamnagar oil refinery complex, will buy more Venezuelan oil. “India is a refining superpower. They have the capability to refine heavy crude....
