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India begins 'Operation Kaveri' to rescue Indians stranded in Sudan
"Operation Kaveri gets underway to bring back our citizens stranded in Sudan. About 500 Indians have reached Port Sudan. More on their way," Jaishankar tweeted. "Our ships and aircraft are set to bring them back home. Committed to assist all our bretheren in Sudan," he said.
Has Germany shot itself in the foot by expropriating Rosneft's assets?
Earlier this week, Rosneft filed a lawsuit against the German government's extension of the trusteeship and petitioned for compensation for the financial losses it had incurred during the first six months of the order. Since the "special military operation" phase of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict broke out, Germany and its partners in the European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) have engaged in a de facto proxy war against Russia.
Twitter a serious danger for traditional media to control the narrative: Musk
Mario Nawfal, Co-founder and CEO at NFT Tech and founder of International Blockchain Consulting (IBC), said in a tweet that he never realised how much the media hates Musk until this week. "Twitter gets criticised for $8 verification, yet no one talks about Instagram copying the strategy at almost double the price," he posted, adding that the SpaceX launch, despite the unsurprising explosion, was a success and an incredible step forward for humanity, yet the media paints it as a failure.
NYC Mayor names Indian-American to racial advisory board
The 15-member advisory board will help ensure the city continues to lead the nation in innovative, racial equity work and carries out the city's newly enshrined charter changes. Tambar most recently served as Vice President of Community Health at Northwell Health and is currently the President and CEO of New York Junior Tennis.
Kremlin spokesman's son served with Russia's Wagner Group in Ukraine
Nikolai made the revelation on Sunday during an interview with the pro-Kremlin daily Komsomolskaya Pravda, the BBC reported. I considered it my duty... I couldn't sit on the sidelines and watch friends and other people go there... When I went there, I had to change my last name. Nobody really knew who I was. Nikolai, who speaks fluent.
Indian not allowed to bring pregnant Sudanese wife home, cries for help
Boby Sebastian from Kottayam, Kerala, has been working in Khartoum for the past three years, and is married to Sudanese national Hala Muawia Mohamed Abuzaid. Due to current unrest in the country and deadly situation we registered evacuation request to (the) Indian Embassy in Khartoum," Sebastian wrote in a message posted.
Iran says Blinken's anti-Iran remarks aimed at selling US weapons
Nasser Kanaani on Sunday made the response to a recent tweet by Antony Blinken, in which he said that they were "firmly committed to disrupting Iran's military procurement activities", Xinhua news agency reported, citing a statement published on the Iranian Foreign Ministry's website. The US State Secretary provocative remarks.
Diplomats, foreign nationals evacuated from Sudan as fighting continues
The US and UK announced on Sunday they had flown diplomats out of the country, while France, Germany, Italy and Spain have said that they are also organising evacuations, according to a BBC report. Two Indian Air Force C-130J aircraft are currently positioned on standby in Jeddah while INS Sumedha has also reached Port Sudan to.
Russia reveals 'food' item most hit by sanctions
Chewing gum tops the list of food items that have seen the steepest increase in retail price in Russia over the past year, RT reported, citing a report in business daily RBK based on data from the State Statistics Service, Rosstat. The average price for a pack of chewing gum was 39 rubles ($0.47) in March, which is just over 22 per cent more than in the same month last year, according to Rosstat figures.
18th Indian-Chinese Corps Commanders meeting held ahead of SCO Defence Ministers meet
At the meeting at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point in the eastern Ladakh sector, the Ladakh-based Fire and Fury Corps Commander Lt Gen Rashim Bali led the Indian side. It is understood to have raised the issue of the Depsang plains, Demchok and disengagement by both sides.
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