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How India opened a consulate in Odessa – and why it took years (opens the original)
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When Indian foreign service officer PH Desai inaugurated his country’s consulate in Odessa in November 1962, the Black Sea port greeted the milestone with much fanfare. At the time, only three foreign governments maintained diplomatic missions anywhere in the Soviet Union outside Moscow: fellow communist nations Poland and Czechoslovakia operated consulates in Kiev, while Turkey had one in Batumi. Local journalists covered the opening in a city celebrated for its 19th-century maritime legacy and
Delhi airport files FIR against 63 social media handles for ‘misleading’ posts about waterlogging (opens the original)
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The Delhi International Airport Limited said on Wednesday that it has filed a first information report against 63 social media handles for circulating allegedly misleading posts about flooding and waterlogging at the Indira Gandhi International Airport last week. On September 4, water temporarily accumulated in the airport’s Terminal 3 arrival forecourt following heavy rainfall. The “incorrect posts” had shown that the airport was flooded and falsely suggested that operations had been disrupted,
Rush Hour: Delhi PG operator held, UP to challenge order against activist NSA detention and more (opens the original)
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The operator of the paying guest facilities in a five-storey building in Satya Niketan was arrested, three days after the structure collapsed, killing seven persons. The police said that Sudhanshu and his business partner, Shubham Tyagi, had leased the property from its owner in August 2025. Tyagi is absconding. Sudhanshu is the fifth person to be arrested in the case. The building’s owner, Hari Ram, his son Mahesh, his wife Urmila and a labour contractor named Saroj were arrested earlier. Read
How ‘dare’ Greater Noida magistrate issue notice to student over youth protests, asks SC (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked how the Greater Noida executive magistrate could “dare” to issue notice last week to a student for allegedly campaigning for participation in the youth protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party, Live Law reported. “We made it clear that no coercive action should be taken against any student,” the legal news outlet quoted a bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant as saying. “No magistrate could violate that order.” On September 1, the Supreme Court ordered that
How India and China managed the Kailash-Manasarovar pilgrimage in the 1950s (opens the original)
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Two years after the Chinese army returned to Tibet in 1950, reports in the Indian media triggered alarm in parts of the country. In September 1952, both The Tribune and The Pioneer published articles claiming that Tibetans had planted their flag at Gumgum Nala in Tehri Garhwal region. Other Indian newspapers reported that “Tibetans” were claiming the Badrinath and Gangotri temples. Disturbed by the reports, Raghubir Sinh, a prince of the state of Sitamau in Madhya Pradesh, wrote to Parliament se
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