Jagjit Singh Dallewal's hunger strike reaches day 28, with Abhimanyu Kohar criticising the Modi government's indifference towards farmers earning just 27 rupees daily. Dallewal remains committed to farmers' welfare despite his poor health. Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar urges the end of the hunger strike, emphasizing health risks and the need for productive discussions to resolve agricultural issues in Punjab.

The 'Pushpa-2' production team provided Rs 50 lakhs to the family of a woman who died in a stampede during the film's screening in Hyderabad. Producer Naveen Yerneni visited the woman's injured son in the hospital. Allu Arjun announced a Rs 25 lakhs donation and issued a public apology following criticism over the incident.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited the family of Somnath Suryawanshi, a Dalit law student who died in custody following protests in Parbhani, Maharashtra. Gandhi alleged Suryawanshi was murdered for protecting the Constitution and blamed the RSS ideology. Chief minister Fadnavis called Gandhi's visit a political move to incite caste hatred and announced a judicial inquiry into the death and protests.

Unidentified individuals vandalized Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's statue in Ahmedabad, damaging the nose and spectacles, leading to local protests. Authorities filed a case under several sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita. This incident follows another act of vandalism in Parbhani, Maharashtra, which sparked violent protests. Locals demand swift action against those responsible for these attacks.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his sorrow over efforts to disrupt peace, referencing the recent attack at a German Christmas market. Attending a Christmas event, he emphasized love and unity as taught by Lord Christ. Modi also highlighted India's humanitarian responses during major crises, stressing a commitment to global aid and human rights.

Although the Forest Gump star often kept his hands clasped together or in his pockets, they shook when he handled props, including cocktail glasses and presents.

The TV presenter has outlined the burden imposed by thefts, heating bills, parking and traffic marshal costs and payments to staff hiked by the Labour government.

Asma al-Assad, 49, is currently exiled in Moscow with the toppled dictator, having left behind their lives of luxury in Syria. The former first lady is said to be dissatisfied with her life under the guard of Putin.

Heard addressed the situation after it emerged that Baldoni hired the same crisis management team as Heard's ex-husband Johnny Depp.

The former EastEnders star, 48, revealed in August that her husband Jack had left her after 18 years together - days after she wrote a heartfelt birthday tribute for him.

Gustavo Petro emphasized Colombia's backing for Panama in defending its sovereignty

According to the newspaper, Israel is unwilling to release 70 out of 200 Palestinians who are serving long terms in Israeli prisons

According to Yuri Ushakov, the meeting was substantial

As Yury Ushakov noted, Cuba's participation in the meeting will be in the format of a video address by the country's president, Miguel Diaz-Canel

Russia is proactively engaging trade partners from friendly countries, Mikhail Mishustin noted

The Biden administration is set to investigate whether Beijing’s chip-manufacturing policies threaten US economic security Read Full Article at RT.com

The film director said he was sorry for his 'faults, shortcomings, for my insecurities and my ego' at their Midsummer Night's Dream-themed nuptials just outside Los Angeles in 2013.

The LA-based actress, 37, faced multiple minor controversies since the start of filming It Ends With Us.

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is walking a perilous path, one that threatens to drag Malawi back into the dark days of political chaos and unrest. From the recent arrest of Victor Musowa, MP for Mulanje Bale, to the inflammatory remarks by the party’s Director of Youth, Paulos Norman Chisale, the DPP has shown a […] The post Editorial: The DPP must end its dangerous dance with violence appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The shopping chain has said its More rewards card is facing difficulties, with customers unable to get discounts on their shopping - while click-and-collect shopping orders have been cancelled

Food safety authorities have warned customers that several cheeses need to be pulled from shelves or disposed of due to potential presence of Listeria monocytogenes.

Indian Oil Corporation is investigating allegations that US firm Albemarle bribed its officials to secure business contracts Read Full Article at RT.com

Vineyards supplying elite producers have been accused of exploitation over treatment of seasonal workers Read Full Article at RT.com

A US professor says the offer is “guaranteed” to capture Moscow’s attention as it has great interest in developing the polar region Read Full Article at RT.com

Machines will become more intelligent than people by 2030 with a 100% probability, according to tech mogul Elon Musk Read Full Article at RT.com

Burt, the saltwater reptile who became a legend after the 1986 movie, has passed away in an Australian zoo aged over 90 Read Full Article at RT.com

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, the meeting was initiated by the Turkish side

As many as 86 civilians received wounds during the past day, bringing the overall number of those wounded up to 107,713

«For the first time in its 3-year history of monetization, Telegram became profitable,» the founder of the messenger said

«For some post-Soviet countries, the sanctions imposed against Russia served as a strong impetus for economic growth,» Alexey Bobrovsky said

RPL clubs’ representatives also cast their votes during the meeting in favor of the RFU Executive Committee candidates, namely Akhmed Aidamirov (a vice president and the director general of Akhmat FC from Grozny), Artashes Arutyunyants (the president of Rostov FC) and Dmitry Gafin (the chairman of the Board of Directors of Dynamo Moscow FC)

[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- For Lombebo Mulatu, a federal government worker in Addis Abeba, life has become an unrelenting battle against rising costs. Each month begins with a heart-wrenching decision: pay the rent or buy food.

[Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Demonstrations cost big projects $1.7 bn but give local people more power, and may encourage renegotiation

[allAfrica] The leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger reaffirmed that their decision to withdraw from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is irreversible, reports Russian news agency TASS.

Mogadishu (HOL) – Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met with the Italian Ambassador to Somalia, Pier Mario Daccò Coppi, at the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu on Monday to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation.