Chopped head, body parts of woman found dumped in helmet, gunny bag in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: In a suspected case of murder, local police on Sunday morning found a chopped head a pieces of body of a woman at KPT locality here.
According to reports, when a local shopkeeper opened his shop on Sunday morning, he noticed a suspicious gunny bag and a helmet at the premises of his shop. Upon inspection he found a chopped head inside the helmet and other body parts in the gunny bag.
Kadri police investigating the case added that a CCTV Camera installed at a nearby location has revealed that a bike-borne person coming to the shop at night and dropping helmet and the bag at the shop premises.
Kadri Police soon reached the spot and is carrying out investigations in the matter.
The identity of the woman and other details have not been ascertained yet. More details awaited.
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India, South Korea decide to start negotiations to upgrade economic pact
New Delhi (PTI): India and South Korea on Monday agreed to start negotiations to upgrade their comprehensive evaluation partnership pact against the backdrop of increasing trade disruptions in view of geopolitical upheavals.
The two sides announced the decision following talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and .
In this era of global tensions, India and South Korea together convey a message of peace and stability,Modi said after the talks.South Korean President Lee Jae Myung
The two sides also resolved to work together to ensure peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
"Following President Lee's visit, we are going to transform our trusted collaboration into a futuristic partnership," Modi said.
The bilateral trade and economic relations gathered momentum following the implementation of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in 2010.
"From chips to ships, talent to technology, entertainment to energy, we will realise new opportunities for cooperation in every sector," he added.
The prime minister said both sides will continue to work towards an inclusive Indo-Pacific.
"Through our shared efforts, we will continue to contribute to a peaceful, progressive, and inclusive Indo-Pacific," he said.
The talks also focused on enhancing ties in areas of trade, investments, AI, semiconductors, critical and emerging technologies and people-to-people connect.
