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Investors Summit Should Be Result-Oriented: MP CM Chouhan

Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the Investorsโ€™ Summit to be held in Indore in January 2023 should be fruitful for industrialists and investors.

Bhopal:  Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the Investorsโ€™ Summit to be held in Indore in January 2023 should be fruitful for industrialists and investors. Investors and industrialists should be given detailed information about the needs, investment opportunities and possibilities of the state.

The industrialists working in this sector should be specially made aware of the possibilities of industries related to the manufacturing of agricultural equipment and the manufacturing of pharma and medical devices in the state.

CM Chouhan made the remark during addressing a meeting at the residence office regarding the meeting with industrialists and the road show in Mumbai on Tuesday. Chouhan will meet industrialists and investors in Mumbai on November 10. He will invite them to the proposed Investorsโ€™ Summit in Indore in January 2023.

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Chouhan will meet the MD and CEO of Mahindra & Mahindra Dr Anish Shah, CEO of Hindustan Unilever Sanjiv Mehta, Directors of Reliance Industries Anant Ambani and Dhanraj Nathwani, MD of CEAT Tyres Anant Goenka, CMD of US Pharma Tapan Sanghvi, Director of Chomerics Life Sciences AK Mishra, Encube Ethicals Pharma MD Mehul Shah, Gufic Biosciences CMD Jayesh Choksi and Vice-Chairperson of Piramal Group Dr Swati Piramal.

Besides, CM Chouhan will also attend the inaugural programme of Infobeans Limited and a session on investment prospects in Madhya Pradesh.

Chouhan will specially discuss the possibilities of setting up units related to the manufacturing of pharma and medical equipment with the industrialists working in this sector. Under this, he will hold discussions with the heads and officials of Godrej, Alembic Pharma, Aditya Birla Group, Hiranandani Group, Sun Pharmaceuticals, Tata Sons, Procter & Gamble India, Larsen & Toubro, Persistent Systems and Panchsheel Realty Reserve.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by HW News staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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Dominant Issue In Pakistan Politics: Who Will Be Next Army Chief?

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As Pakistanโ€™s Army General Qamar Javed Bajwaโ€™s term is coming to an end, the entirety of the countryโ€™s politics is wrapped up in the question of who will be the successor, Kunwar Khuldune Shahid writes in The Diplomat.

Islamabad:  As Pakistanโ€™s Army General Qamar Javed Bajwaโ€™s term is coming to an end, the entirety of the countryโ€™s politics is wrapped up in the question of who will be the successor, Kunwar Khuldune Shahid writes in The Diplomat.

Currently, in Pakistan, it is ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan and the military, which are the two epicentres of the countryโ€™s multipronged political incoherence. And this all started after Khan stated that any army chief not appointed by him will not be accepted by his party as well and even not his supporters who constitute a very significant section of the voting population, according to The Diplomat citing former Punjab chief minister and political analyst Najam Sethi, the author of โ€œTrial of Democracy.โ€

In the seven months since Khanโ€™s ouster, he has been at loggerheads with the military establishment, which continues to orchestrate its cycle of churning civilian leaders in and out of power. The central government, led by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), which itself was a victim of the militaryโ€™s engineering in 2018, is currently tasked with doing the militaryโ€™s bidding so as to reaffirm the armyโ€™s hegemony.

It is pertinent to note here that Imran Khan became the first Prime Minister in Pakistanโ€™s history to be ousted from power after losing a no-confidence vote. โ€œThe involvement of the establishment in politics throughout our history is known to all. Things remain stable only when [the military] remains within its limits and accepts civilian leadership,โ€ Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Central Vice President Ejaz Chaudhary told The Diplomat.

Immediately after his ouster Khanโ€™s narrative, which doubles down on absolutist populism, is destabilizing the country, despite the militaryโ€™s historical manoeuvres safeguarding the institutionโ€™s own interests, The Diplomat reported citing PTI Chiefโ€™s critics.

According to New Lines Magazine, the ouster of Pakistanโ€™s Prime Minister Imran Khan has led to an unprecedented backlash against the countryโ€™s all-powerful military establishment.

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People have expressed anti-army sentiments after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chief Imran Khan accused the military of planning his downfall along with the United States. In rallies held across Pakistan, protesters have raised slogans in support of Khan and against the military.

One of the slogans raised by protesters is โ€œAnyone who is friends with America is a traitorโ€ translated from โ€œAmreeka ka jo yaar hai gadaar hai,โ€ New Lines Magazine reported.

Presently, anti-army sentiments are highly visible in Pakistan. People continue to voice their opinion against the military on social media despite accounts being suspended and arrests being made of people accused of planning anti-army campaigns on the internet.

After Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa travelled to the United States in October, hashtags like BajwaHasToGo and BajwaTraitor trended on social media, accusing General Bajwa of following US orders in Pakistan, according to New Lines Magazine.

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