Taliban is allowing LeT and JeM to shift base to Afghanistan, claims former Afghan Security chief

Despite its engagement with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, India should not let its guard down, mentioned former Afghanistan intelligence chief Rahmatullah Nabil, warning that Pakistani terror teams concentrating on India like Jaish e Mohammad and Lashkar e Toiba have shifted bases to Afghanistan with assist from the Taliban, and have entry to extra know-how and territory.

G-20 of ‘extraordinary importance’, unparalleled in our history: Jaishankar

India on December 1, 2022 took over because the President of the G-20 for subsequent 12 months’s summit that’s scheduled to be held in New Delhi. The event was marked by a variety of public occasions and bulletins together with the lighting of 100 monuments and landmarks throughout the nation. Marking the event, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar mentioned the event bestows India with a fantastic duty.

T.N. counters argument that animals, like persons, were protected by Constitution

The Tamil Nadu authorities on December 1, 2022, argued earlier than the Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court listening to the Jallikattu case {that a} obligation to make sure the well-being of an animal doesn’t give a concomitant proper to the animal to demand well-being.

“Rights are given by law made by human beings. Rights are of two kinds — against the State or fellow human beings and against nature. There is no concept of the rights of animals… There is only the concept of making sure that in the course of relationships with animals, we follow certain moral norms… and the underlining moral norm is not to cause any pain or suffering,” senior advocate Kapil Sibal, for Tamil Nadu, submitted earlier than the five-judge Bench led by Justice Ok.M. Joseph.

Now use your face as boarding pass at Delhi, Varanasi and Bengaluru airports

Passengers touring from Delhi, Varanasi, and Bengaluru will have the ability to use their face as a boarding cross from December 1 to enter these airports, entry the safety verify space, and enter the boarding gate. Travelers should mandatorily present their Aadhaar particulars to avail themselves of this service.

Is there a compelling reason to release GM mustard, SC asks govt.

The Supreme Court on December 1, 2022 requested the federal government whether or not there’s a “compelling reason” for it to press ahead with the launch of GM mustard, asking if the Indian agriculture might be “doomed” if not for GM crops.

Central Trade Unions call national meet to mull indefinite strike

Ten Central Trade Unions that met on Thursday have determined to carry a conference of varied unions and federations on January 30 (Martyrs’ Day) on the nationwide capital to determine on a plan of action, together with a proposal to go on indefinite strike in opposition to the insurance policies of the Centre.

Low voter turnout in first phase of Gujarat Assembly polls

A low turnout marked the first part of voting within the Gujarat Assembly elections, with the 89 seats in Saurashtra and south Gujarat which went to the polls on Thursday registering a turnout of 60.2%. In the 2017 elections, greater than 65% turnout was registered in these districts. 

Modi covers Ahmedabad in a mega roadshow, attacks Congress for ‘Ravan’ jibe

Campaigning in his dwelling State of Gujarat on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi fired again at Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s “Ravan” remark concentrating on him.

Frappart ends 92-year wait for a female referee at a men’s World Cup

Stephanie Frappart’s appointment as match referee for Thursday’s crunch World Cup conflict between Germany and Costa Rica is a step ahead for ladies in a “sexist sport”, based on Costa Rica supervisor Luis Fernando Suarez.

FIFA World Cup 2022 | Japan roar back again to beat Spain and advance to last 16

Japan staged their second gorgeous turnaround of the World Cup after they beat 2010 champions Spain 2-1 on Thursday with two quick-fire targets and superior to the final 16 together with their overwhelmed opponents.