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Video Player Close -- Southwest China's Wumeng Mountains span over 100,000 square km in the provinces of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan. Most residents were marred by poverty, with their per capita income only a quarter of those living in the eastern coastal areas. -- The days of destitution are now over. Thanks to China's poverty alleviation efforts, the locals have bidden farewell to penury with their hometowns undergoing dramatic transformations. KUNMING, March 2 (Xinhua) -- The hinterland in southwest China's Wumeng Mountains had long been pauperized by a hostile environment, with more than 30 million people inhabiting the region reeling under treacherous terrain and water scarcity. The mountain ranges span over 100,000 square km in the provinces of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan. Most residents were marred by poverty, with their per capita income only a quarter of those living in the eastern coastal areas. However, the days of destitution are now over. Thanks to ... » Learn More about Xinhua Headlines: A tale of vanquishing poverty from southwest China

The Biden administration has indicated that it is still undecided on ending the Trump-era ban on issuing new H-1B visas, with the Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas asserting that the US government's top priority is the acute needs of individuals fleeing persecution. Illustration: Uttam Ghosh/ Rediff.com The H-1B visa, the most sought after among Indian IT professionals, is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise. Technology companies depend on it to hire tens of thousands of employees each year from countries like India and China. In January, then-President Donald Trump had extended the ban on issuing new H-1B visas till March 31, arguing that the country is having a very high unemployment rate and the US cannot afford to have more foreign workers. "His successor President Joe Biden has revoked dozens of the executive orders of Trump ... » Learn More about Biden admin ‘undecided’ on ending Trump-era H-1B visa ban

Auto stocks on Tuesday increased as much as over 5 per cent after a rise in auto sales volume for February. With all the auto stocks ending in green, Tata Motors gained the most by ending at Rs 345.7, higher 5.36 per cent. Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd spurted 4.98 per cent to Rs 859.9. Besides, Hero MotoCorp's scrip closed at Rs 3,474.8 by rising 3.73 per cent and Bajaj Auto went up by 3.53 per cent to Rs 3,947.55. In addition, Maruti Suzuki India closed at Rs 7,215.25 with 2.83 per cent gain and Balkrishna Industries Ltd rose 2.69 per cent to Rs 1,627.45. TVS Motor Company's scrip went higher by 2.4 per cent to Rs 631.5, Ashok Leyland closed the counter at Rs 132.6 with 2.28 per cent gain and Cummins India ended at 816.15, up 1.79 per cent. Also, Eicher Motors shares increased by 1.78 per cent to Rs 2,601.85 and that of Bosch went up by 1.37 per cent to Rs 15,443.1. Exide Industries ended the day at Rs 208.75, up 1.02 per cent and Amara Raja Batteries gained 0.78 per ... » Learn More about Auto stocks jump as much as over 5 pc post rise in sales volume in Feb

After recording positive growth for two months in a row, India's exports dipped marginally by 0.25 per cent to $27.67 billion in February and trade deficit widened to $12.88 billion, according to preliminary data released by the government on Tuesday. Imports grew 6.98 per cent to $40.55 billion during the month, the data showed. The trade deficit stood at $10.16 billion in February 2020. Exports during April-February 2020-21 were $255.92 billion, compared with $291.87 billion during the same period of last year, exhibiting a negative growth of 12.32 per cent. Imports during April-February this fiscal also dipped 23 per cent to $340.88 billion. In February, oil imports declined 16.63 per cent to $$8.99 billion. It was down by 40.18 per cent to $72.08 billion during 11 months period of the current fiscal. Major commodities of export that have recorded positive growth during February include oil meals, iron ore, rice, meat, dairy and poultry products, carpet, ... » Learn More about Exports dip marginally in Feb; trade deficit widens

Surging export orders show China's pharma products are trusted overseas At Sinovac Biotech Ltd's base in Daxing district of Beijing, employees are busy manufacturing CoronaVac, the inactivated COVID-19 vaccine, in bulk. From cell culture to packaging, a jab can be produced in just 48 days. Now the company churns out about 400,000 doses a day. "The yearly output of our first production line has reached 500 million doses. Our second production line started operations this month, enabling the company to attain capacity to produce 1 billion doses of vaccine every year," said Yin Weidong, chairman of Nasdaq-listed Sinovac. He said: "Ever since our first production line started operations in August, the machines ran almost 24 hours a day. Our employees worked round the clock in three shifts to meet the surging demand for vaccine." Currently, while ensuring adequate supplies of vaccine for the domestic market, the company is exporting some quantities to countries like Brazil, ... » Learn More about Protecting world through Chinese vaccines

Video Player Close Muto Toshiro, CEO of the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Tokyo 2020), speaks during a press conference following the Tokyo 2020 Executive Board meeting in Tokyo, Japan, on March 2, 2021. (Tokyo 2020/Handout via Xinhua) TOKYO, March 2 (Xinhua) -- The Tokyo 2020 organizing committee on Tuesday nominated 12 women to its executive board in an effort to "restore trust" after former president Yoshiro Mori's sexist remarks. Tokyo 2020 CEO Toshiro Muto told reporters after an executive board meeting that the total female board members will be increased to 19 from the current seven, accounting for about 40% from 20%. The total number of board members will rise to 45 from the current 34. Muto did not disclose the details of the 12 women, adding they will be officially approved at the executive board meeting on Wednesday. Several Japanese news outlets reported that Sydney Olympic marathon gold medalist Naoko Takahashi and ... » Learn More about Tokyo 2020 organizers to add 12 female board members

Video Player Close Zhao Guozhong records growth of cotton plants in the field at Nanfan breeding base in Sanya, south China's Hainan Province, Feb. 28, 2021. Zhao Guozhong, who has spent 43 Spring Festivals at Nanfan breeding base as an expert on cotton breeding, started every morning of his days in Sanya by dashing to the field to pollinate cotton plants and to observe their growth under the scorching sun. To speed up the cotton breeding process, Zhao travels back and forth between Hainan and Hebei Province in north China, where in October he harvests cotton specimen in Hebei and bring them to Hainan for breeding; and in April the next year he carries the new seedlings back to Hebei for planting. The past 43 years witnessed Zhao's success in cultivating more than 20 new high-yield cotton varieties. Zhao, already 71, still treats cotton plants in the field as his own children, as he carefully records every bit of change in them. "Don't ask me whether it's tedious. I really ... » Learn More about Pic story: expert on cotton breeding enjoy his work

Editor's Note: China Daily is publishing a series of stories focusing on major issues expected to be discussed at the annual sessions of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, known as the two sessions, the biggest annual political event in China, which starts this week. Some stories will also look at how the participants in the two sessions, deputies and political advisers, perform their duties. Retired Olympic champion and star political adviser Yang Yang is calling for more support and investment for grassroots sports development as China marches toward building a world sporting power. Yang, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, is now a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, China's top political advisory body. She consistently supports the public's participation in sports as a lifestyle choice as China shifts its sporting focus from winning medals ... » Learn More about Olympian advocates mass participation in sports

March 02, 2021 13:28 Half of Koreans have college or higher degrees for the first time in the country's history. According to the national education index released by the Education Ministry on Feb. 26, 50 percent of Koreans aged 25-64 had completed higher education as of 2019. The proportion was barely more than 10 percent as recently as the 1990s. But it started to increase as more colleges and universities opened with eased restrictions in 1995, rising to 23.8 percent in 2000 and more than doubling to 50 percent in 2019. Korea is among the top-ranked countries in terms of the proportion of adults aged 25-64 with college or higher degrees, coming in fifth among the 38 OECD member nations, whose average was 39 percent. It is outpaced by Canada (59.4 percent) and Japan (52.7 percent). Korea came in second with a whopping 69.8 percent only after Ireland (70 percent) in the category of young people aged 25-34 with higher degrees, compared to the OECD average of 45 ... » Learn More about Half of Koreans Have College or Higher Degrees