Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's president Sultan Mehmood Chaudhry invited Chinese businesses to invest in PoK, highlighting opportunities across various sectors. Chaudhry and Li Ping of China's Yunnan Sunny Road and Bridge Company discussed potential projects, including tourism, and natural resources. China plans significant investments under the CPEC initiative despite India's objections.
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West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose continued his visits to violence-affected areas, meeting victims in Murshidabad a day after visiting a relief camp in Malda. He listened to their grievances and assessed their needs. Simultaneously, a National Commission for Women delegation, led by Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, surveyed the Murshidabad areas, describing the suffering as inhuman. The NCW will submit a report to the Centre, highlighting the people's demands, and met with the family of victims... Expand
A 39-year-old cab driver, distressed after his wife filed for divorce, committed suicide by setting himself on fire outside her house in Bengaluru. He died on the spot. The man's mother lodged a complaint suspecting foul play involving the wife and her family.
The Indian government has dismissed a New York Times report alleging Hindustan Aeronautics Limited's involvement in transferring sensitive British technology to Russia as inaccurate and misleading. Officials emphasize that the Indian entity adhered to all international trade obligations and laws, highlighting the need for reputable media to ensure accuracy before publication.
American Airlines halted all domestic flights on Tuesday due to technical issues, affecting Christmas Eve travel plans. The company has not specified the cause, resulting in grounded planes and returned terminals. Shares dropped 3.8%, and no official statement has been made, except individual responses on social media.
The government has invited officials from countries that were part of undivided India, such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka, to celebrate 150 years of the India Meteorological Department. Events include marathons and exhibitions, with Pakistan confirming participation and special commemorative coins issued.
Farmers in Amroha are destroying their cauliflower crops due to low prices of Rs 1 per kg, causing heavy losses. They typically sell to local markets supplying Delhi-NCR and Uttarakhand, but high transport costs and middlemen leave them struggling. Last year's good prices led to overproduction this season, resulting in excess supply and plummeting wholesale prices.
The Congress party has named its new headquarters in Delhi 'Indira Bhawan' and the library after former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi for not honoring Singh appropriately. Congress leader Anil Shastri called the demands a conspiracy. The move represents a major relocation for the party after 45 years, featuring modern facilities.
The US bureau of industry and security removed three Indian entities from its Entity List while adding 11 Chinese entities due to national security concerns. The removal facilitates US-India energy cooperation, while the additions highlight consequences for aiding Chinese military development.
Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma trained with Mumbai for the Ranji Trophy's resumption, despite a lean patch in recent months. Calls for top batters like Rohit and Virat Kohli to return to domestic cricket grow louder as both have struggled in Tests. Key players' recent Ranji Trophy appearances are also highlighted.
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, sparked a fashion sensation with his burgundy sweater during his court appearance. Social media quickly sold out the $89.50 Nordstrom sweater, likened to infamous outfits of past high-profile trials. Experts warn against glamorising accused criminals, as his 'hot assassin' look garners unsettling admiration and donations.