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China has proposed building an underwater facility, sometimes referred to as a “space station,” in the South China Sea for scientific research.	The project has indeed generated concerns from other nations in the region due to its potential dual-use nature (both civilian and military) and its implications for the already tense geopolitical situation in the South China Sea.	Many analysts view this project as part of China’s larger strategy to strengthen its claims and presence in the South China Sea, a region with overlapping territorial disputes.

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China has proposed building an underwater facility, sometimes referred to as a “space station,” in the South China Sea for scientific research.	The project has indeed generated concerns from other nations in the region due to its potential dual-use nature (both civilian and military) and its implications for the already tense geopolitical situation in the South China Sea.	Many analysts view this project as part of China’s larger strategy to strengthen its claims and presence in the South China Sea, a region with overlapping territorial disputes.

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Traditionally, the Chairman of the PAC is a member of the opposition party, not the ruling party. This ensures greater scrutiny and accountability.	The PAC also scrutinizes the financial reports and accounts of public sector undertakings and autonomous bodies that receive government funding.

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Traditionally, the Chairman of the PAC is a member of the opposition party, not the ruling party. This ensures greater scrutiny and accountability.	The PAC also scrutinizes the financial reports and accounts of public sector undertakings and autonomous bodies that receive government funding.

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India is indeed one of the world’s largest importers of palm oil, often vying for the top spot with other large consumers.	Indonesia and Malaysia are the primary sources of India’s palm oil imports, accounting for a substantial share of the total imports.

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India is indeed one of the world’s largest importers of palm oil, often vying for the top spot with other large consumers.	Indonesia and Malaysia are the primary sources of India’s palm oil imports, accounting for a substantial share of the total imports.