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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit the Maldives where he will meet with President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to discuss key bilateral and regional issues. The visit will also see the inauguration of joint projects and exchanges of MoUs, strengthening ties across various sectors. The two countries share a long history and close relations, without any politically contentious issues. This will mark PM Modi's first visit to the Maldives since his re-election and further solidify the friendly and cooperative relationship between the two nations.
A British youth's act of openly eating KFC chicken at a vegetarian restaurant operated by ISKCON in London has sparked widespread outrage and triggered intense reactions online. While some question whether the act was rooted in racism or religious intolerance, others express frustration with the man's intentional disrespect towards cultural and religious norms. As the incident continues to provoke discussions about cultural respect and freedom of expression in multicultural societies, it serves as a reminder of the need for mutual respect in today's diverse world.
PM Narendra Modi's four-day visit to UK and Maldives aims to strengthen the countries' bilateral relations and sign the significant India-UK free trade deal. The PM will travel to UK for two days and then depart for a trip to Maldives to attend the island nation's Independence Day celebrations as "guest of honour". This visit is expected to enhance cooperation and partnership in various areas of mutual interest, highlighting the growing strategic partnership between the countries.
China has officially begun the construction of a USD 167.8 billion hydropower project on the Brahmaputra (also known as Yarlung Zangbo) River in Tibet, near the Indian border. The hydropower stations are expected to generate an impressive 300 billion kWh of electricity annually, but have also sparked concerns in India and Bangladesh due to potential impact on downstream water flow. The project, consisting of five cascade hydropower stations and reported as the world's biggest infrastructure project, has raised concerns about control over water resources in the region.
According to India Today, Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced the beginning of construction for the massive hydropower project, estimated to cost $167.8 billion, on the Brahmaputra River in Tibet, near the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. The project, which was sanctioned in December 2024 and approved in December 2020, will consist of five cascade power stations and is part of China's strategy to harness the hydropower potential of the Tibetan Plateau. This move is likely to raise concerns and tensions with India, as the Brahmaputra River is a major source of water for the country.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit the United Kingdom and the Maldives in July, with a focus on strengthening bilateral ties and improving cooperation in various areas. This will be his fourth visit to the UK since taking office in 2014 and his third visit to the Maldives. The visit is a testament to India's 'Neighbourhood First Policy' and its continued efforts to improve relations with its maritime neighbor, the Maldives.
A man of African-British descent caused controversy when he entered ISKCON's Govinda restaurant in London and proceeded to eat non-vegetarian food, despite knowing that the restaurant only serves vegetarian dishes. The incident, captured on camera and shared online, sparked outrage and criticism from users, who called it a hate crime and a deliberate attempt to mock the Hindu beliefs of the ISKCON community. The video has since gone viral, sparking a larger conversation about religious tolerance and respect for different beliefs.
The monsoon season in Pakistan has caused a deadly wave of rain-related incidents, leading to over 200 deaths and more than 500 injuries. The highest number of casualties were recorded in Punjab province, with flash floods and landslides being the main causes. In addition to infrastructure damage and communication links being severed, there are fears of glacier lake outburst floods in other parts of the country. This disaster highlights the vulnerability of Pakistan to climate shocks and the devastation they can bring.
In a dramatic video shared on Twitter by Al Arabiya English, a journalist in Rawalpindi, Pakistan is seen being swept away by strong currents while reporting on the floods caused by heavy monsoon rains. The incident has sparked a debate on the bravery and recklessness of journalists, with some lauding the reporter's dedication and others questioning the decision to send him into danger. At least 54 people have died in Punjab due to the floods, and the situation continues to worsen with an 82% increase in rainfall this year.