Palm Oil  

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As Malaysia continues to suffer horrible consequences of India’s palm-oil import curbs, the new government of the country has decided to repair and rectify the ills, so that its financial fortunes see a revival. 

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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has confessed that his country is too small to take any retaliatory action against India , and added that they have to find ways and means to overcome the problem. The reactions come in the wake of India boycotting palm oil imports. 

In the past couple of months, the Prime Minister of Malaysia has made provocative statements on issues such as Jammu and Kashmir, the citizenship law and also regarding Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is wanted by the ED and NIA.
 

India has banned the import of palm oil, which only means that it is a befitting lesson for Malaysia, a top exporter of the product which had needlessly interfered in India’s internal affairs of abrogation of articles 370, 35A and even CAA

Indonesia is burning and we as humans have let the mother Earth down once again. Farmers are clearing land the fastest way they know how to cash in on growing demand for palm oil, which is used in half of all supermarket products, from chocolate to shampoo.

Malaysia is facing the repercussions of its Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad casting aspersions on India for its move to abrogate 370 and 35A  as Indian businessmen have found Indonesia as the new destination to purchase palm oil