Nation indebted to martyrs: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

I feel one non-public particular person together with his personal opinion should not change something right here. The relations are a lot stronger than one particular person and I feel they may proceed no matter one other particular person.

– Ambassador of Israel to India, Naor Gilon tells ANI

Indian Army troops utilizing skilled Kites to prey on enemy drones in a first-of-its-kind utilization of those birds

SC lawyer information police grievance in opposition to IFFI Jury Head for remarks on ‘The Kashmir Files’

A practising lawyer of the Supreme Court filed a grievance with Goa police in opposition to International Film Festival of India (IFFI) Jury Head Nadav Lapid for allegedly abusing Hindu group sacrifice made in Kashmir by calling the film ‘The Kashmir Files’ as ‘vulgar’ and ‘propaganda’. Advocate Vineet Jindal has filed a grievance in opposition to Nadav Lapid and sought registration beneath sections 121,153,153A and B, 295, 298 and 505 of the Indian Penal Code for his alleged touch upon the film ‘The Kashmir Files’ primarily based on the true story of Hindu genocide in Kashmir, the grievance acknowledged. The movie ‘The Kashmir Files’ is predicated on the ‘exodus and killings’ of Kashmiri Pandits within the Valley within the Nineties by Islamic terrorists. By calling a film primarily based on a real story on Hindu genocide by Islamic terrorists that occurred in Kashmir as ‘Propaganda’ and ‘vulgar,’ he’s abusing the sacrifice of Hindus in Kashmir and concentrating on the Hindu group by utilizing derogatory phrases vulgar and propaganda upon Hindu killings simply to incite hatred in our nation, it added.

Kerala to have a good time Karthigai Deepam pageant on December 6

Colourful ‘Akal lamps’ are being made in Puducherry forward of the Karthigai Deepam festival- one of many main festivals of Hindus which shall be celebrated on December 6.

Shraddha homicide case:

Delhi Police will search permission from the courtroom to conduct narco check on December 1, knowledgeable Special CP legislation & order, Sagar Preet Hooda.

President Droupadi Murmu inaugurates the International Gita Mahotsav

Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya and Haryana CM Manohar lal Khattar attend along with her.

Indian Army troops finishing up slithering operations from the Mi-17 helicopter throughout the train Yuddh Abhyas

CRPF personnel receives minor accidents in stress IED blast in Chhattisgarh

One CRPF personnel acquired minor accidents in stress IED blast planted by naxals in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh. More particulars awaited, stated IG Bastar P Sundarraj.

Rise of India linked to rise of know-how: Jaishankar at Global Tech summit

The rise of India is deeply linked with the rise of Indian know-how and the nation has woken as much as key questions concerning the processing and harvesting of its knowledge, stated External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. Speaking on the seventh version of the Global Technology Summit in New Delhi, the External Affairs Minister underscored the significance of know-how in geopolitics and rising world order. “We people, especially in India in the last two years, have woken up to the fact, where does our data reside? Who processes and harvests our data and what do they do with it? That is a very very key question,” Jaishnakar stated.

I condemn the remarks made by Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid. He made enjoyable of the killings that occurred right here. Such individuals help the ‘tukde-tukde’ gang. It’s not acceptable. Jews had been stored as company in India. These varieties of individuals needs to be boycotted.

– Former J&Okay Dy CM N Singh informed ANI

Kashmir Files Row: Sanjay Raut on IFFI Jury Head’s comment

It’s true about Kashmir Files. There was propaganda by one social gathering in opposition to one other. A celebration and Government was busy with publicity. But most variety of killings in Kashmir occurred after this movie.Kashmir Pandits, safety personnel had been killed. Where had been these Kashmir Files individuals then? The youngsters of Kashmiri Pandits had been additionally agitating, the place had been they then? Nobody got here ahead then, nor had been there plans for a Kashmir Files 2.0 – make that too.

Kashmir Files Row: Former J&Okay Deputy CM condemns the IFFI Jury Head’s comment

Okay Gupta, former J&Okay Dy CM stated, such feedback are propagated to defame India. Much extra has occurred to #Kashmiri Pandits than what was proven within the film ‘Kashmir Files’. Some businesses are attempting to defame India by means of Islamic motion. CAA, farmers’ protest had been additionally part of it.”

Kobbi Shoshani, Consul Gen of Israel on IFFI Jury Head’s remarks on Kashmir Files:

Gujarat Election:

During silence period, star campaigners and other Political Leaders should refrain from addressing the media by way of press conferences and giving interviews on election matters.

CBI to probe into the alleged murder of former AP minister YS Vivekananda Reddy

Supreme Court has ordered CBI probe into into the alleged murder of former AP minister YS Vivekananda Reddy. CBI Court Hyderabad to probe the aspect of “bigger felony conspiracy” and “destruction of proof.” reported Bar and Bench.

UK delivering a new FTA with India: PM Sunak during key Foreign Policy address

Delivering his first major address on UK Foreign Policy, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak emphasized the importance of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India that aims to strengthen the domestic economy. This comes as India and UK are engaged in FTA negotiations, which began in January this year, aiming to advance trade and investment relations between them. Both countries currently have a multi-dimensional strategic partnership and actively engage in bilateral trade.

Indian and US armies boards the Russian-origin Mi-17V5 helicoter in Auli

Troops of the Indian and US armies boarding the Russian-origin Mi-17V5 helicoter in Auli, Uttarakhand for the exercise Yuddh Abhyas less than 100 kms from the China border. The troops will carry out Heli-borne operations in the high-altitude area.

Vivek Agnihotri takes indirect dig at IFFI Jury Head for his remark on ‘The Kashmir Files’

‘The Kashmir Files’ filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri seemingly took a dig at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) Jury Head Nadav Lapid for calling the film “propaganda, vulgar” at the festival’s closing ceremony. Agnihotri took an indirect dig at the remark by tweeting, “GM. Truth is probably the most harmful factor. It could make individuals lie. #CreativeConsciousness.” Lapid had called ‘The Kashmir Files’ a “propaganda, vulgar movie”, adding that he was “shocked” to see the film in the competition section of such a prestigious film festival. A video from the festival went viral in which Lapid is seen criticising the film.

Kashmir Files: IFFI Jury Head lacks knowledge; he should apologize, says D Carmon

Unfortunate comment which reflects only IFFI Jury Head own views and lack of basic sensitivity or knowledge of what he talked about. He should apologize for his revolting personal remarks on historical facts without any sensitivity, said D Carmon, Israel’s ex-Amb to India.

EAM Dr S Jaishankar at the Global Technology Summit 2022

Media needs to report with responsibility in cases of earthquake, fire and terrorist attacks: Anurag Thakar

Media needs to report with responsibility in cases of earthquake, fire and terrorist attacks. Media must ensure that live reporting in case of terrorist attack shouldn’t provide clues to attackers and facilitate their ill motives, said I&B Minister at Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union General Assembly.

Shraddha homicide case:

Accused Aftab delivered to FSL workplace amid excessive safety after yesterday’s assault on his police van.

Sensex climbs 172.4 points to 62,677.20 in early trade; Nifty advances 62.05 points to 18,624.80

Rupee rises 8 paise to 81.60 against US dollar in early trade

India’s SARAS telescope gives clues to first stars, galaxies of universe

India’s SARAS radio telescope has helped scientists determine the properties of the earliest radio luminous galaxies formed 200 million years after the Big Bang, a period known as the Cosmic Dawn. The findings, published in Nature Astronomy by an international group of scientists, provide an insight to the properties of the earliest radio loud galaxies that are usually powered by supermassive black holes.

US continues to stand up and support right of peaceful protest: White House on China

The United States continues to stand up and support the right of peaceful protests in China, the White House said Monday. The United States is closely watching the developments in China, White House’s National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby told reporters at a news conference.

Hong Kong stocks jump more than 3% in morning

China says it drove away U.S. cruiser that ‘illegally intruded’ waters near South China Sea

China’s military said on Tuesday a U.S. cruiser “illegally intruded” into waters near the South China Sea Spratly Islands and that it monitored and then drove away the guided missile cruiser. “The actions of the U.S. army critically violated China’s sovereignty and safety,” said Tian Junli, spokesman for the Southern Theatre Command of the People’s Liberation Army.

Argentina records first mpox death

Argentina registered its first death from mpox, the disease formerly known as monkeypox, when a patient died in a hospital in the capital Buenos Aires, the health ministry said. The fatality was a 44-year-old man who was diagnosed with untreated HIV-AIDS and suffered septic shock, which caused his death, the health ministry said Monday.

China records drop in new daily COVID cases

China reported a decline in new COVID-19 infections for Nov. 28, posting of 38,645 cases, of which 3,624 were symptomatic and 35,021 asymptomatic, the National Health Commission said on Tuesday. On Monday, China posted a record daily high of 40,347 cases – 3,822 symptomatic and 36,525 asymptomatic infections, which China counts separately.

California lake to get $250M in US drought funding

The federal government said Monday it will spend $250 million over four years on environmental cleanup and restoration work around a drying Southern California lake that’s fed by the depleted Colorado River. The future of the Salton Sea, and who is financially responsible for it, has been a key issue in discussions over how to stave off a crisis in the Colorado River. The lake was formed in 1905 when the river overflowed, creating a resort destination that slowly morphed into an environmental disaster as water levels receded, exposing residents to harmful dust and reducing wildlife habitat.

US to release emergency aid for Ukraine energy infrastructure

The United States is expected to announce “substantial” financial aid to Ukraine on Tuesday to help it deal with the damage caused by Russian attacks on its energy infrastructure, senior US officials said. The aid, which will be detailed by Secretary of State Antony Blinken on the sidelines of a NATO meeting in the Romanian capital Bucharest, “is substantial and it’s not the top”, one senior official told journalists Monday, speaking on condition of anonymity and without giving further details.

Apple has ‘threatened to withhold’ Twitter, claims Elon Musk

WHO renames Monkeypox as Mpox

World Health Organization (WHO) has renamed Monkeypox as Mpox, citing that the disease could be construed as discriminatory & racist, reports The Associated Press.

UP: Ghaziabad, Prayagraj, Agra get first police commissioners

Uttar Pradesh’s three new commissionerates in Ghaziabad, Agra and Prayagraj got their first police commissioners on Monday, according to an official order. Ajay Mishra was appointed commissioner of Ghaziabad, Preetinder Singh of Agra and Ramit Sharma of Prayagraj, the order issued late Monday night stated. The UP government had last week announced the three new police commissionerates in addition to four existing ones in Lucknow, Gautam Buddh Nagar (Noida), Varanasi and Kanpur.

Russian army chief in Syria meets Kurds over Turkey tensions

The chief of Russian forces in Syria has met with a Kurdish commander over threats by Turkey to launch a new incursion into northern Syria, a Kurdish spokesman and an Arab TV station said Monday. Siamand Ali, a spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, confirmed to The Associated Press that Lt. Gen. Alexander Chaiko met Sunday with Kurdish commander Mazloum Abdi in northeast Syria, adding that he has no details about what they discussed.

UK delivering on new FTA with India, says Rishi Sunak

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has reiterated the UK’s commitment to a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India as part of the country’s wider focus on enhancing ties with the Indo-Pacific region. Delivering a talk Monday night at the Lord Mayor of London’s Banquet — his first major foreign policy speech since taking charge at 10 Downing Street last month — the British-Indian leader reflected upon his heritage and committed to promoting British values of “freedom and openness” around the world.

Portugal advances to last 16, beats Uruguay 2-0 at World Cup

Cristiano Ronaldo wheeled away in celebration, acting as though he had scored yet another goal at the World Cup. Not this time. Instead, it was Bruno Fernandes eventually credited with the goal that set up Portugal’s 2-0 win over Uruguay on Monday, advancing the team into the last 16.

Biden calls on Congress to head off potential rail strike

President Joe Biden on Monday asked Congress to intervene and block a railroad strike before next month’s deadline in the stalled contract talks, following pressure by business groups on the stalled negotiations.