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Migration & Mobility, EU FTA To Be Main Focus Of German Chancellor Scholz’ India Visit

Berlin, Germany: The upcoming visit of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to India is likely to usher in enhanced partnership between India and Germany on labour migration and mobility as well as some forward movement in the proposed India-European Union free trade agreement (FTA), ABP Live has learnt. Chancellor Scholz will be on a three-day visit to India starting Thursday. On Friday, Modi and Scholz will co-chair the seventh Intergovernmental Consultations (IGC). The German Chancellor travelledSource link
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India Likely To Support Pakistan’s BRICS Membership Bid At Upcoming Meet In Russia 

New Delhi: The upcoming BRICS Summit, which is scheduled to take place in the Russian city of Kazan from October 22-23, is going to be crucial for several reasons — not only for the member states, but also for those in the West that are wary of the grouping’s growing geopolitical might. However, one of the key takeaways of the summit is likely to be India’s green signal to Pakistan’s long-pending bid for membership in the bloc, ABP Live has learnt. The upcoming summit,Source link
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India Most Important Neighbour, We Shouldn’t Quit Talking, Says Ex-Pakistan PM

Islamabad, Pakistan: India is the most important neighbour for Pakistan and it is time both neighbours resume dialogue and remain engaged even as the historic visit by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to attend the two-day summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) can provide a “window”, according to former caretaker Prime Minister of Pakistan Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar. Speaking exclusively to ABP Live, Kakar said, “India is the most important neighbour forSource link
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Sabarimala To Aadhaar: A Look At CJI DY Chandrachud’s Powerful Dissents And Opinions

"Dissent is a symbol of a vibrant democracy. Voices in opposition cannot be muzzled by persecuting those who take up unpopular causes," CJI Chandrachud wrote in his minority opinions in Bhima Koregaon case of 2018. On Another occasion, describing dissent as a “safety valve” of democracy, the Justice DY Chandrachud said “blanket labelling” of dissent as anti-national or anti-democratic strikes at the heart of the country’s commitment to protect ConstitutionalSource link
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Murder On Campus: When A Young Woman Was Shot Dead By Ex On CCTV At Noida College 

At 1.30 pm on May 18, 2023, Anuj Singh, a student of Shiv Nadar University in Noida, called his classmate and ex-girlfriend Sneha Chaurasia outside the dining hall on the campus. Minutes after they shared a hug, two gunshots rang out, and Sneha collapsed in a pool of blood. The 21-year-old BA Sociology student had been shot dead by Anuj, who subsequently rushed to the boys’ hostel and killed himself with the same country-made pistol. This week, ABPLive’s ‘Most ShockingSource link
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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Challengers: OnePlus 12, Vivo V40 Pro, More

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Challengers: Samsung has been launching the ‘FE’ edition of their flagship phones for a few years now. These devices come with the essence of Samsung's flagship phones but at a more affordable price, hence earning the title ‘Fan Edition’ (that is what 'FE' stands for). The latest in the FE series is the Galaxy S24 FE, which as its name indicates, is the Fan Edition of the flagship Galaxy S24 launched earlier this year, and comes with a number ofSource link
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iPhone 16 Review: Best Non-Pro iPhone In A While, But Jury’s Out On Camera Control

iPhone 16 Review: It is the first 'normal' iPhone that looks strikingly different from its predecessors since the iPhone 12. And there is more to the iPhone 16 than just a different design and appearance. The phone also comes with features and performance that place it closer to its pro bro than its predecessor! iPhone 16 Review: Quick Pointers What we love: The (finally) different design with striking colours Very good cameras (with macro support now) Smooth operation Faster wirelessSource link
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Sylvia Likens: ‘Caretaker’ Starved, Brutalised & Killed US Teen In 1965. Her Kids & Neighbours

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Poverty Alleviation, Taming Prices, Jobs Tower Over Art. 370 Restoration Demand In J&K Polls

Srinagar, Kashmir: In a visible change since May 2024 when the Lok Sabha polls took place in Kashmir for the first time since abrogation of Article 370 and people in the valley were demanding for its restoration, during the ongoing local assembly polls there is a clear shift towards issues such as alleviation of poverty, controlling spiralling inflation and job creation. ABP Live was on the ground and spoke to some of the candidates as well as voters on what’s next for KashmirSource link
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Exclusive: No Modi-Yunus Meet On Sidelines Of UN Summit Of The Future In New York

New Delhi: The much-touted meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus will not be taking place on the sidelines of the UN ‘Summit of the Future’ (SoTF) that will be held on September 22-23 in New York, multiple sources told ABP Live.  PM Modi will be addressing the UN SoTF on September 23 where he will speak on the theme of the meet, ‘Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow’. He is expected to make a strong pitchSource link
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What India’s Rs 26,000 Cr Deal For Su-30 Engines Means For Self-Reliance, Military Readiness

India has struck a Rs 26,000 crore contract for 240 AL-31FP engines, which will equip the Indian Air Force’s (IAF’s) Su-30MKI fighter jets. This deal marks a significant step in India’s push towards greater self-reliance in defence manufacturing, reflecting its ongoing collaboration with Russia. The contract, part of the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, is expected to enhance India’s defence capabilities and bolster its domestic aerospace industry. The AL-31FP engine dealSource link
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Regional Dynamics At Play: Kashmir Valley Holds The Keys To Govt Formation In J&K

On Wednesday, Jammu & Kashmir will vote in the first phase of its three-phase assembly elections. The result of the election, J&K’s first in 10 years, will be declared on October 8. In the Union territory’s assembly of 90 seats, Kashmir accounts for 47 seats, and the keys to government formation lie in the Valley.  The Valley is witnessing a multi-pronged contest with legacy parties National Conference (NC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) slogging against newerSource link
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India ‘Concerned’ Over Jamaat, Hizb ut Tahrir Coming Into Prominence In Bangladesh

New Delhi: New Delhi is getting increasingly concerned that banned militant outfits like Jamaat-e-Islami and even radical organisations like Hizb ut Tahrir may soon enter mainstream politics in Bangladesh, thereby posing security challenges not just for India but for the entire South Asian region, multiple sources told ABP Live.  India has decided to remain firm on its plan that it will not have any kind of engagement or reach out to Jamaat-e-Islami despite a ban on them wasSource link
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Aparajita Bill: Can States Amend BNS, BNSS? Legal Hurdles To Bengal’s Anti-Rape Law

The West Bengal Assembly on Tuesday unanimously passed the state anti-rape law 'Aparajita Woman and Child Bill (West Bengal Criminal Laws and Amendment) Bill 2024', with full support from the Opposition. The new Bill seeks capital punishment for persons convicted of rape if their actions result in the victim's death or leave her in a vegetative state.  What Are The Provisions Of Aparajita Bill The Mamata government summoned a two-day special Assembly session, in the wake of the rape-murder of a woman doctor at the state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital last month, to pass the Bill. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee speaking in the State Assembly said the Bill aims at "quick investigation, fast justice delivery and enhanced punishment of the guilty." Banerjee said that through the amend...
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The New Supreme Court Flag: Decoding Historical Significance & Symbolism

The Supreme Court of India got its own flag on September 1. The flag was unveiled at the two-day National Conference of the District Judiciary held on 31st August and 1st September, 2024. The conference was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at Bharat Mandapam. PM Modi released a Coin and Postage Stamp to commemorate 75 years of the establishment of the Supreme Court. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud was also present at the occasion with several other dignitaries. President Droupadi Murmu unveiled the navy blue coloured flag that features the Ashoka Chakra, the building of the Supreme Court, and the Constitution of India. The insignia on the flag has ‘Supreme Court of India’ and ‘Yato Dharmastato Jayah’ inscribed on it. This new flag and the insignia, was conceptualised by t...
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Ground Report: Dhaka Still In Grip Of Protests, Now Against India For ‘Water Aggression’

Dhaka, Bangladesh: “Save Country, Save Life, Stop India’s Water Aggression” — said one banner held by a six-year-old atop the iconic Raju Memorial Sculpture in Dhaka University as he posed for his father’s mobile-phone camera. Dressed in a red and gold sequinned skirt-blouse, the girl had come there with her family to “protest against India”. A few metres away from Dhaka University, at the major traffic intersection in Shahbagh, one can hear loudSource link
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