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Sri Lankan Muslims permitted to fly for Haj; must transfer USD 1,500 from overseas

Colombo: The Sri Lankan government has decided to permit its Muslim citizens to travel to Saudi Arabia to peform Haj on condition that they pay USD 1,500 in foreign currency from abroad without affecting the nation's crisis-hit economy, according to media reports on Thursday.

 


Plane crashes in China, sets houses on fire

A plane crashed in central China's Hubei province on Thursday, setting several houses on fire, the third aviation accident in the country in over two months.


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Kalaburagi Deputy Commissioner’s car seized by court over delay in land compensation


Shirtless protest: Delhi court sends 3 IYC workers arrested from Shimla to 3-day police custody


Abhishek, Hardik fire as India post imposing 256/4 against Zimbabwe in Super 8


11 arrested for kidnap, assault of Kannada film director; actor among accused


Priyanka Gandhi calls for ‘moral accountability’ over names in ‘Epstein files’


Gujarat ATS nabs man wanted in Punjab for smuggling heroin, grenades and pistols


'This is India, not North Korea': Rahul slams PM over action against Youth Congress members




China says India made 'great efforts' to help Sri Lanka; South Asia remains its priority

Beijing: China on Wednesday praised India for making "great efforts" to help Colombo to tide over its worst financial crisis even as it refuted Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's remarks that Beijing has shifted its strategic focus from South Asia including Pakistan to South East Asia, saying the region still remained its priority.

 

Only India providing money for fuel, says Lankan PM; urges IMF to 'expedite' bailout

Colombo: Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said Wednesday that he has urged IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva to "expedite" its assistance programme to Sri Lanka and underlined that no country except India is providing money to the crisis-hit island nation for fuel.

 

Some defence infra being set up by China near its border with India 'alarming': US commander

New Delhi: The destabilising and corrosive behaviour of Chinese Community Party (CCP) in the Indo-Pacific region is simply not helpful and some of the defence infrastructure that is being set up by China near its border with India is alarming, US Army's Pacific Commanding General Charles A. Flynn said on Wednesday.

 

Iraq, Malaysia, Libya latest to condemn controversial comments against Prophet

Dubai: Iraq, Libya, Malaysia and Turkiye have joined over a dozen Muslim countries in condemning the controversial remarks made by now-suspended and expelled BJP leaders against Prophet Mohammad.

 

Two Indian-origin Gupta brothers, wanted in South Africa over Zuma-era graft, arrested in UAE

Indian-origin fugitive businessmen Rajesh and Atul Gupta, who were among South Africa's most wanted suspects in a corruption case that led to the removal of president Jacob Zuma from office, have been arrested by the Dubai Police, according to an official statement on Tuesday.

'We strongly encourage respect and tolerance for all religions'

Amid sharp reaction from several Muslim nations over remarks by BJP leaders against Prophet Mohammed, a spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said that we strongly encourage respect and tolerance for all religions.

 

UK PM Johnson survives confidence vote

 

Monkeypox: WHO reports 780 laboratory confirmed cases from 27 countries

United Nations/Geneva: A total of 780 laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox have been reported or identified since May 13 and as of June 2 from 27 countries across four WHO regions that are not endemic for the monkeypox virus, the World Health Organisation has said.

 

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