Deadlock on Ladakh-India border dispute continues - Press review
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held a high-level review meeting on the current situation along the Line of Actual Control and the ongoing deadlock with China.
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The Hindu newspaper has been quoted by sources as saying that although this meeting was called to review the implementation of Shekatkar Committee's recommendations, the Ladakh deadlock was mainly discussed.
In this meeting, apart from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Chief of Defense Staff General Vipin Singh Rawat and the chief of the three armies were included B.
This meeting took place just one day before the Bi-Annual Commanders Conference.
Army Chief General Manoj Naravane elaborated on the ongoing standoff at different points of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh.
To end the deadlock, several rounds of talks at the division commander level have failed.
Earlier, the country's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh met with CDS General Vipin Singh Rawat, the heads of the three services and other officials of the ministry to review the military reforms. In this meeting, the case of B LAC was discussed.
On the other hand, the Ministry of External Affairs has denied all the news in which it was said that Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla was also asked to give information in the meeting.
In a statement issued so far by the Ministry of External Affairs regarding LAC, there was talk of obstruction of Chinese soldiers in patrolling Indian soldiers. However, China denied it.
A large contingent of locusts from Pakistan was seen in Rajasthan capital Jaipur on Monday and now locusts have turned towards Uttar Pradesh.
High alert has been issued to 10 districts of the state regarding these teams of locusts numbering millions.
Some experts say that this is the largest locust attack in the last two decades.
According to the news of the Business Standard, there is a fear of attack of B locusts in the neighboring state of Madhya Pradesh.
Farmers of Madhya Pradesh say that locust attack can have an effect on their current crop.
In Madhya Pradesh, farmers have expressed fear over the moong crop, which has been cultivated at record levels this year.
At the same time, in three separate statements last week, the Indian Foreign Ministry had accused Indian soldiers of violating the border.
CID investigation in case of Arnab Goswami abetting suicide
According to an Indian Express newspaper report, Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh said on Tuesday that the CID will now investigate the case of abetment of suicide by TV journalist Arnab Goswami and two others in the year 2018.
This case was closed by the Raigad police last year.
Home Minister Deshmukh said that the decision has been taken at the request of the family members.
The case is related to the death of Anvay Naik and his mother, whose corpse was found in his alibag bungalow in May 2018.
Now CID will investigate this matter afresh.
The daughter of Anvay Naik had claimed that the Alibag police in Raigad district had not investigated the case for non-payment of dues, so Anvay and his mother had to commit suicide.
180 migrant workers will return by plane
According to a Times of India news, Bangalore National Law School have accumulated so much fund in less than a day that they can rent A320 aircraft.
The plane being hired will be used to bring 180 migrant laborers from Mumbai to Ranchi.
This in itself is a unique step because it is the first time such a scheme has been made by a private institution in which the migrant workers will be brought back to their home state by plane.
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