Haveri: Naveen’s mortal remains reaches home
Haveri: The mortal remains of Naveen Gyangowdar - the Karnataka-based Indian student who was killed in a shelling attack that occurred in war-torn Ukraine - arrived at his home in Chalageri in the district.
Naveen’s parents and the residents of his home village paid their final respects to his mortal remains.
His body was brought home through the EK 568 Aeroplane from Dubai to Bengaluru Kempegowda International Airport on Monday morning. Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai handed over the body and the documents related to Naveen to his family.
Later, an ambulance transported his mortal remains to Chalageri accompanied by police protection. His family has reportedly decided to donate Naveen’s body to the S.S. Hospital at Davangere. Arrangements have been made to facilitate the public to pay their last respects to his mortal remains until Monday evening. Thereafter, the body will be donated to the hospital, sources from the family revealed.
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PM Modi reaches UAE, marks the beginning of five-nation visit
Abu Dhabi (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in the UAE on Friday, marking the beginning of a five-nation visit that will also include the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and Italy.
Modi landed in Abu Dhabi in the afternoon, where he was welcomed by UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. He received a guard of honour after arrival.
During his stay in Abu Dhabi, Modi is expected to hold talks with the president, with discussions set to focus on the India-UAE Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and the rapidly evolving situation in West Asia.
Energy security is likely to be a central theme of the discussions, as India monitors rising instability in the Gulf region amid concerns over oil supplies and maritime trade routes.
VIDEO | Prime Minister Narendra Modi lands in the UAE, marking the beginning of a five-nation visit that will also include the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and Italy.
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