Uttar Pradesh DGP Rajiv Krishna affirmed that ensuring the rule of law is essential for achieving the state's Viksit UP Vision 2047 development goals. He highlighted how improved law and order has significantly boosted investor confidence and changed perceptions, outlining ten key police priorities including zero tolerance to crime, women's safety, and cybersecurity for future growth.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a public meeting in Odisha, accused the Congress of looting people and taxing low-income groups, contrasting it with BJP's relief efforts like raising income tax limits and reducing GST. He launched development projects worth over Rs 60,000 crore, emphasising Odisha's progress under a 'double-engine' government and the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' vision.

Ladakh DGP briefed on the September 24 violence, where 17 CRPF personnel and over 70 civilians were injured during protests. He accused environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk of sabotaging ongoing government discussions with local bodies regarding 6th Schedule status and statehood, leading to the violent clashes and property damage.

Pharmaceutical companies in Singapore aim to build manufacturing plants in the US to gain an exemption to the recently-announced 100 per cent tariff on branded drugs.Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong told local reporters on Saturday (Sept 27) that Singapore had already been in talks with the companies «to better understand their concerns and the situation with regard to their exports to the US» previously and subsequently learnt about their plans following the new tariffs.«In the meantime, they are also continuing to clarify with the US administration, to better understand the conditions and the criteria, and to confirm that whether there are plans for the [new] plants in place, whether they will be eligible for tariff exemption,» he said.DPM Gan, who's also the Minister for Trade and Industry, added that pharmaceuticals make up 13 per cent of Singapore's exports to the US, amounting to $4 billion.

The Founder and CEO of Yami Gemstone Lab & Exports (YAGLE), Mr. Yamikani Jimusole, who is also one of the few accredited gemologists in Malawi and Africa, has tipped the incoming government on how best to generate more foreign exchange from the mining industry in the short to medium term. Mr. Jimusole a graduate gemologist […] The post Africa’s Top Gemologist Tips New Govt on Boosting Malawi’s Forex Reserves appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Almost two dozen families began the new school year with a financial boost, thanks to Scotia Insurance. Twenty-two outstanding students, representing Scotiabank branches islandwide, have each been awarded a Scotia Insurance Education Wealth Plan (...

TORONTO: Five outstanding Jamaican-Canadians will be celebrated by the Consulate General of Jamaica in Toronto for their contributions to justice, business, education, health, community and youth empowerment within Canada and across the diaspora....

Charlie Kirk’s memorial service last Sunday galvanised a touchstone moment for far-right conservatism and American nationalism. If you previously had no idea who the right-wing pundit was, you’d be forgiven for thinking the occasion was a state...

The University of the West Indies (UWI) is set to host the second edition of its London Benefit Dinner on Friday, November 7 at The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, under the theme: ‘Educate to Elevate’. Baroness Patricia Scotland, the first...

WESTERN BUREAU: Errol Greene, trustee of the Lay Magistrates Association of Jamaica (LMAJ), is supportive of the view that Jamaica should establish its own final court of appeal, arguing that the nation possesses the legal expertise and maturity to...

The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said in a media release on Friday (Sept 26) that there is «currently no robust scientific evidence» to support the link between the use of paracetamol during pregnancy and autism in children.This follows a statement made by US President Donald Trump during a news conference at the White House on Sept 22, where he advised pregnant women to avoid using the painkiller Tylenol — which contains acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) — citing concerns over a possible increased risk of autism in children.In response, HSA noted: «Paracetamol has been used worldwide for decades to manage pain and fever, including in pregnant women».«It remains the recommended treatment for pain or fever in pregnant women when used as directed.»HSA also emphasised that «while some studies have reported an association between paracetamol and neurological conditions such as autism, a causal link has not been established, and many other studies found no such connection».

A 6.3m-long baleen whale carcass was found in the waters off Tanjong Pagar on Sept 6. PHOTO: Facebook/Lee Kong Chian National History Museum Retrieval efforts by researchers from the Lee Kong Chian National History Museum and Singapore Salvage Engineers allowed the carcass to be secured before it was lost to open sea, and it's currently being studied by the researchers.This is the first time in a decade that a whale carcass has been found in Singapore's waters. In 2015, a sperm whale carcass later named Jubi Lee, washed up near Jurong Island.

Cutting energy ties with Moscow would put Hungary’s economy “on its knees,” the prime minister has told US President Donald Trump Read Full Article at RT.com

Hungarian FM Peter Szijjarto has issued a sharp rebuke of Vladimir Zelensky, claiming that Kiev has become obsessed with Budapest Read Full Article at RT.com

The US State Department has accused Gustavo Petro of “incendiary actions” at a New York City protest following his fiery UN address Read Full Article at RT.com

The attacks could happen “in a matter of weeks,” the sources told NBC Read Full Article at RT.com

Officials have said the country is burdened with more than 24,000 foreign nationals held in its prisons Read Full Article at RT.com

Malawi is still failing to bring in enough foreign direct investment (FDI)—the money that international companies put into building businesses, industries, and jobs in another country. According to the Export Development Fund (EDF), Malawi’s FDI levels remain very low compared to other African countries, and progress has been inconsistent. In 2015, Malawi attracted about $408 […] The post Malawi Still Struggling to Attract Foreign Investors appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In recent days, I have noticed a growing narrative in political discussions and even in some commentaries referring to Hon. Enoch Chihana as the “Second Vice President elect.” Let me be clear: this is unconstitutional. As it stands, Malawi has only two officials who can be rightfully called “President elect” and “Vice President elect”—Professor Arthur […] The post ANALYSIS | No, Enoch Chihana Is Not Yet Second Vice President appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Lawyers for Dominion Voting Systems and Giuliani said both parties agreed to a “confidential settlement.” Terms were not disclosed.

After months of sleepless nights on the campaign trail, newly elected Member of Parliament George Jivason Kadzipatike has returned to where his true heartbeat lies—the courtroom. In a Facebook post that radiated both relief and renewed energy, Kadzipatike shared his joy of being back in his Mzuzu offices after more than half a year of […] The post George Kadzipatike: From the Campaign Trail Back to the Courtroom appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

An analysis of unofficial results from 213 out of 232 constituencies shows that the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will dominate the next National Assembly, though its strength will depend heavily on alliances with independents. According to the breakdown, DPP has secured 81 seats, followed by independents with 69. The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) trails with […] The post New Look Parliament: DPP Emerges Strongest, Independents Hold the Balance appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As Malawi ushers in a new Parliament, the numbers paint a fragmented political landscape that will demand coalition-building, negotiation, and strategic leadership. According to unofficial results, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is emerging as the single largest party with 81 seats, followed by independents with 69, the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) with 52, and smaller […] The post ANALYSIS | Calm, Composed and Pacifying: Can Simplex Chithyola Make a Good Leader of Opposition? appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In battles for Otradnoye, Russian forces are using combined strike tactics enabling them to advance along this section of the front with minimal losses, Andrey Marochko emphasized

According to the statement, the organization continues to work in the south and central part of the enclave

During the conversation, current issues of further progressive development of traditionally friendly Russian-Nigerian relations were discussed, the Russian Foreign Ministry said

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan also considered the objectives for further developing Russia's ties with ASEAN

The parties discussed relevant issues related to deepening the Russian-Brazilian strategic partnership and implementing the schedule of bilateral contacts at various levels

India strongly rebutted Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s UN General Assembly address, labeling his remarks as «absurd theatrics» and accusing Pakistan of glorifying terrorism. Indian diplomat Petal Gahlot highlighted Pakistan's history of sheltering terrorists and its role in the Pahalgam attack. Sharif, conversely, accused India of unprovoked aggression, targeting civilians, and falsely claimed shooting down Indian jets.

The Supreme Court, acknowledging its previous cracker ban in Delhi-NCR was breached, directed the Centre to create a mechanism by October 8 for only green crackers. This aims to balance air quality with livelihoods, allowing production of NEERI/PESO-compliant green crackers. Their sale in Delhi-NCR is pending further orders, with enforcement gaps highlighted.

India strongly countered Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's UN remarks, where he claimed Pakistan downed Indian jets and praised Trump for a ceasefire. India's UN representative, Petal Gahlot, refuted this, stating «Operation Sindoor» was an Indian action against terrorists in Pakistan and that Pakistan had pleaded for a ceasefire after threatening more attacks.

A 61-year-old Chinese man was charged in court today (Sept 27) with one count of deliberately intending to wound racial feelings.Bill Tan Keng Hwee was arrested on Sept 25 for his suspected involvement in delivering an envelope containing pork to Al-Istiqamah Mosque in Serangoon.According to court documents, it allegedly contained a piece of pork with an offensive note and it was placed in the sight of a Malay man.In a media statement on Sept 27, the police said they were alerted to a suspicious parcel delivered to the mosque at 2 Serangoon North Avenue 2, at about 5.20pm on Sept 24.Police officers from the Bedok Police Division and the Criminal Investigation Department established the man's identity through ground enquiries and footage from police cameras.Preliminary investigations also revealed that he was allegedly involved in several similar cases at other mosques around Singapore.Tan will return to court on Oct 3. If convicted, he faces a jail term of up to three years, or a fine, or both.

SINGAPORE — A couple was fined in a district court on Sept 26 for instructing 15 foreign workers to hold placards at two worksites to demand outstanding payment owed to a company.Rebecca Rubini Ravinthiran, 33, pleaded guilty to three charges of organising a public assembly without a permit and instigating various foreign employees to break a condition in their work passes.Court documents showed that Rebecca had organised two public assemblies at Dakota Breeze in Jalan Satu, and Tengah Garden Walk on Oct 24, 2024, with the help of her husband, Vee Derrick Mahendran, 36.