Evening news wrap: 10 Army personnel killed as vehicle plunges into gorge in J&K; two more builders arrested over Noida techie's death & more Ten Army personnel were killed and 11 injured in Doda, Jammu and Kashmir, after their vehicle fell into a gorge. In Noida, two more builders were arrested over a software engineer's death in a construction pit. Meanwhile, a Meitei man was shot dead by suspected Kuki militants in Manipur.
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'Taken up strongly’: Trespassing and vandalism at Indian embassy in Croatia— what MEA said India has strongly condemned the trespassing and vandalism at its embassy in Zagreb, Croatia, by anti-India elements. The Ministry of External Affairs has urged Croatian authorities to hold the perpetrators accountable, emphasising the inviolability of diplomatic premises under the Vienna Convention. This incident follows a similar event at the Indian Consulate in Seattle last year.
‘Policing our plates’: TMC attacks Centre over Vande Bharat sleeper's veg-only menu; alleges cultural imposition
The US Is In For Another Bad Year of Measles Cases A growing measles outbreak in South Carolina has infected more than 600 people since October, with hundreds more being potentially exposed. #South_Carolina #measles_outbreak #Bad_Year #Measles_Cases #potentially_exposed #growing_measles
Trump unveils 'Board of Peace': India absent from stage; Pakistan's Shahbaz Sharif joins US President Former US President Donald Trump launched his "Board of Peace" initiative at the World Economic Forum in Davos. India received an invitation to join this effort aimed at resolving global conflicts. However, India was not present on the stage during the unveiling. Several countries, including some from the Middle East and Asia, were listed as participants in the initiative.
Noida techie death: NGT takes suo motu cognisance after fatal drowning; flags environmental violation
'Pain completely disregarded': Sajjan Kumar acquitted in 1984 anti-Sikh riots case; victims’ families vow to keep fighting Families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots expressed deep disappointment and anger after former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar was acquitted in a case linked to alleged incitement of violence. Despite this acquittal, Kumar remains in prison serving a life sentence in other related murder cases, leaving victims' families feeling their long search for justice is still unfulfilled.
J&K: Army vehicle plunges into 200-feet gorge; 10 personnel killed
'BJP wants king's rule': Rahul Gandhi urges 'poor' to unite against VB-G RAM G Act; links it to repealed farm laws Addressing the National MGNREGA Workers’ Convention organised by the Rachnatmak Congress, Rahul Gandhi said PM Modi wants to finish the concept of Panchayati Raj and alleged that the ruling BJP wants an India "where the King decides everything". With the new law, the Centre will decide the work and allocation of funds with BJP-ruled governments always getting precedence, he said.
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