✈ INTERNATIONAL NEWS
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1. PM Modi has emerged as the world’s most popular global leader with approval ratings of 68 per cent, according to global survey done by the United States-based data analytics firm Morning Consult.
2. No permission required to sail through Strait of Hormuz, says govt official: Indian vessels are sailing through the Strait of Hormuz without needing permission. A government official confirmed this freedom of navigation. Several Indian LPG tankers have successfully crossed the war-hit zone. More ships are preparing to transit. This ensures vital supplies reach India. The movement is crucial for the country’s energy needs.
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🌎 WORLD NEWS 🌍
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1. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has raised concerns over the proposed Aghanashini–Vedavathi river-linking project, urging India to adhere strictly to World Heritage conservation norms. The response came after a representation by environmental activists highlighting ecological risks associated with the project in the sensitive Western Ghats region.
2. Fighting resumed at Afghanistan-Pakistan border after temporary ceasefire expired. Afghanistan’s Kunar province spokesperson Zia-ur-Rahman Spinghar said Pakistani forces fired dozens of artillery shells into the Narai and Sarkano districts, killing two civilians and wounding eight.
3. United Nations Human Rights Council,UNHRC has strongly condemned Iranian attacks targeting several countries in the region, calling on Tehran to provide full and immediate compensation to those affected.
4. A Missile struck the premises of Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant last evening, the second such incident in just over a week, amid escalating regional hostilities. According to officials, there was no damage to the nuclear reactor itself and no injuries to staff, and the plant continues to operate normally with radiation levels stable.
5. Bangladesh is observed Genocide Day yesterday in solemn remembrance of the victims of the brutal military crackdown carried out by Pakistani forces on the night of March 25, 1971, under the codename Operation Searchlight.
The day marks one of the darkest chapters in the country’s history, when unarmed Bengalis – including students, teachers and civilians – were killed across the then East Pakistan, particularly in Dhaka, triggering widespread atrocities during the Liberation War.
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