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Post Leicester, report says UK Hindus 'smart, well behaved'
"There are just 329 Hindus in UK prisons, the lowest of any religious cohort, and they are better qualified than the Christians and earn more. Now Rishi Sunak, a second-generation son of a GP (general practitioner), is in No 10," The Times report, released on Sunday, said.
UN chief alters travel plan in a bid to save Ukraine grain deal: Spokesman
Russia on Saturday announced the suspension of its participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative following an attack on the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Xinhua news agency reported. The initial duration of the agreement is 120 days and expires on November 19. The parties had agreed that the deal could be extended automatically on the condition that no party objects.
Sri Lanka President promises to Indian origin Tamils equal facilities
The President on Sunday said this while attending an event in Colombo to accept a consignment of medicine donated by the Union Territory of Puducherry and people of India on the request of Ceylon Worker's Congress (CWC), a leading political party representing the Indian origin Tamils in central hills.
India marketing Imran Khan's narrative: PPP leader
Faisal Karim Kundi, while criticising Imran Khan, said that India -- the 'enemy' of Pakistan -- is marketing the former Prime Minister's rhetoric, The News reported. "(Imran Khan) Niazi cannot mislead the nation by making statements against Bhutto," said the PPP leader.
Nepal sends diplomatic note to India over death of a boy
The Nepal's Ministry asked the Indian government to take precautions before carrying out infrastructure work along the border, thereby preventing similar untoward incidents in the near future. The ministry also asked the Indian government to coordinate with the local administration of Nepal while carrying out similar development activities across the border.
Heart broken, traumatised by hammer attack on husband: Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi said that her family was "grateful for the quick response of law enforcement" and for his medical care. Taking to Twitter, she posted, "We are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services, and for the life saving medical care he is receiving."
Dalai Lama prays for early recovery of Pelosi's husband
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has written to Speaker Nancy Pelosi to express his sympathy. "I understand that he is expected to make a full recovery, nevertheless, I pray that his health may soon be completely restored. Media reports indicate that the intruder, who broke into your residence and assaulted your husband, was asking for you. I trust that all necessary steps are being taken to ensure your safety and security," he wrote.
Imran counterattacks Pak PM, says 'I don't talk to 'boot polishers'
Imran Khan's remark comes a day after the Prime Minister claimed that he rejected a proposal from Imran Khan about the appointment of army chief, and instead offered him dialogue on Charter of Democracy and Charter of Economy, The Express Tribune reported. Addressing participants of the march, Khan said: "Shehbaz Sharif you gave a statement that I sent a message to you that we should sit together and decide about the army chief... look Shehbaz Sharif, listen to me, I don't talk to boot polishers."
Labour puts pressure on Rishi Sunak over Suella Braverman reappointment
New Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is under growing pressure over reinstating Braverman as home secretary after a former party chair claimed she had committed "multiple breaches" of the ministerial code, Sky News reported. He has so far resisted demands to launch an inquiry after she shared a sensitive document with a Tory backbencher from a personal email without permission, Sky News reported.
Indian professionals to benefit from Hong Kong's new talent scheme
With the city's workforce shrinking by about 140,000 people over the last two years, Chief Executive John Lee announced the "Top Talent Pass Scheme" this month, which includes incentives for high earners and top university graduates. The scheme grants a two-year visa to individuals who earn no less than HK$2.5 million (US$318,000) annually, and graduates of the world's top 100 universities with at least three years' working experience over the past five years.
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