The office gazette of Paris
India and China have agreed to weekly coordinated patrols along the disputed Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh. This decision follows a recent disengagement agreement and aims to ease tensions after a four-year standoff. The first round of joint patrols was completed in early November, signaling a positive step towards de-escalation and rebuilding trust between the two nations.
A Bengaluru auto executive, embroiled in a family court battle, tragically died by suicide. He alleged his wife and in-laws demanded Rs 3 crore to […]
Former Haryana minister Ajay Singh Yadav resigns from Congress, citing disillusionment with the party’s leadership. Yadav’s family has a 70-year legacy with the party. Criticizing […]
In southern Kentucky, a segment of Interstate 75 was closed following a shooting incident that left multiple people injured. Authorities are searching for Joseph Couch, […]