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Chinese President Xi Jinping skips BRICS gala dinner  Press Trust of India

Authorities in Doda’s Divshetar have discovered the decomposed body of a suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist from Pakistan. The remains, thought to have been buried in snow for some time after a previous operation, were found with an M4 rifle. Security forces are currently working to determine the identity of the individual as part of a broader

Jammu and Kashmir State Investigation Agency searched five locations Saturday. These searches occurred in Poonch and Udhampur districts for investigations. The agency is probing alleged secessionist narratives spread through online and offline channels. Investigators found individuals contacted suspicious persons across the Line of Control. Officials will share more details after the searches conclude.

Punjab secured its first gangster extradition from Europe, showcasing the government’s firm stance. Amritpal Singh, a Jaggu Bhagwanpuria gang operative, was extradited from Moldova. The government stated previous administrations allowed gangsterism to flourish unchecked. The Overseas Fugitive Tracking and Extradition Cell has brought back ten wanted fugitives. Twenty-one more extradition proposals are currently pending with

Diaspora writer, Tagore scholar Ketaki Kushari Dyson dies in England at 86  ThePrint