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ప్రపంచ బాక్సింగ్‌ ఫైనల్లో మంజురాణి

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Published : Oct 12, 2019, 8:49 PM IST

ప్రపంచ బాక్సింగ్​ ఛాంపియన్​షిప్​లో భారత బాక్సర్​ మంజురాణి ఫైనల్​కు చేరుకుంది. 48 కిలోల విభాగంలో థాయిలాండ్ క్రీడా కారిణి రాక్షత్​ను మట్టికరిపించి పసిడికి దగ్గరగా నిలిచింది.

ప్రపంచ బాక్సింగ్‌: ఫైనల్లో మంజురాణి

భారత బాక్సర్‌ మంజురాణి ప్రపంచ బాక్సింగ్‌ ఛాంపియన్ షిప్స్‌ 48 కేజీల విభాగంలో ఫైనల్‌కు దూసుకెళ్లింది. సెమీఫైనల్లో థాయిలాండ్‌ క్రీడాకారిణి రాక్షత్‌ను 4-1 తేడాతో ఆమె మట్టికరిపించింది. ఫలితంగా మంజు పసిడికి ఒక్క అడుగు దూరంలో నిలిచింది. హరియాణాకు చెందిన ఈ క్రీడాకారిణి క్వార్టర్స్‌లో ఉత్తరకొరియా బాక్సర్‌ను ఓడించి సెమీస్‌లో అడుగుపెట్టింది. ఈ ఏడాది బల్గేరియాలో జరిగిన స్ట్రాండ్‌జ మెమొరియల్‌ బాక్సింగ్‌ పోటీల్లో మంజు రజత పతకం కైవసం చేసుకుంది.

మేరీ కోమ్​ రికార్డు

భారత స్టార్‌ బాక్సర్‌ మేరీ కోమ్‌ సెమీస్‌లో ఓడింది. 51 కేజీల విభాగంలో టర్కీ బాక్సర్‌ బుసెనాజ్‌ చేతిలో 1-4 తేడాతో పరాజయం పాలై కాంస్యం పతకాన్ని అందుకుంది. ఫలితంగా ప్రపంచ బాక్సింగ్‌ ఛాంపియన్ షిప్స్‌లో ఎనిమిది పతకాలు సాధించిన బాక్సర్‌గా రికార్డు సృష్టించింది. ఆమె ఆరు పసిడి, ఒక రజతం, మరో కాంస్యం గెలుచుకుంది.

భారత మరో బాక్సర్‌ జమునా బోరో ప్రపంచ ఛాంపియన్స్‌షిప్స్‌ 54 కేజీల విభాగం సెమీఫైనల్లో ఓటమి పాలైంది. చైనా క్రీడాకారిణి చేతిలో 0-5తేడాతో ఓడి కాంస్యంతో సరిపెట్టుకుంది.

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Patience and a practical approach are needed in the China-U.S. trade talks, according to a China Media Group (CMG) commentary published on Saturday after the conclusion of the latest round of high-level economic and trade consultations between China and the United States.
The full text of the commentary is as follows:
China and the United States concluded their latest round of high-level economic and trade consultations in Washington D.C. on Friday. Under the guidance of the consensus reached by China's President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump, the two negotiation teams conducted candid, efficient, and constructive discussions on economic and trade issues of mutual concern, and made substantial progress in areas including agriculture, intellectual property rights protection, exchange rates, financial services, trade cooperation, technology transfers, and dispute settlement. The two sides also discussed arrangements for future talks.
These encouraging results were achieved because the two sides sought practical approaches to gaining common ground. The progress made in this round of talks means that the Chinese and American people, and the global community more broadly, can worry less about a further escalation of the trade tensions between the two countries.
It is impossible for the world's two largest economies to solve their complex trade issues overnight. The twists and turns of the past several months made both sides realize more clearly the right path forward. That is why we see them trying to reach a consensus on the low-hanging fruit as they continue to work patiently towards a final agreement.
Take agriculture as an example: China and the United States are highly complementary in this regard, and cooperation benefits them both. China imports around 90 percent of its soybeans each year, and is facing a temporary undersupply of pork. It's logical that China would look to purchase soybeans and pork from the United States based on market principles and World Trade Organization rules. And these purchases help address Washington's concerns about the trade imbalance with China, and at the same time provide much-needed income for American farmers.
The same logic applies to the currency issue as well. China has made it clear that it will stick to its market-oriented system on exchange rates, never engage in competitive devaluation, never use exchange rates for competitive purposes, and never use its currency as leverage to deal with external fluctuations, including trade frictions. These are all issues on the check list of the negotiators from Washington. Since currency issues are closely related to trade, the concrete progress on this topic will make for easier progress in related areas.
It has been shown time and again that tariffs cannot solve anything other than harming the two countries and the world economy. Kristalina Georgieva, the new managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said earlier this week that the trade tensions are "taking a toll" on global growth. She estimated that the cumulative effect of the trade conflicts could mean a loss of around 700 billion U.S. dollars for the global economy by next year, which is about the size of Switzerland's entire economy.
No one expects the path forward to be an easy one. Future negotiations will more than ever require both sides to show patience, tolerance, persistence, and a practical attitude based on equality and mutual respect.
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