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NEW DELHI (AP) — India and Bangladesh on Saturday moved to bolster their defense relationship and signed agreements for expanding cooperation in maritime security, ocean economy, space, and telecommunication sectors, as New Delhi tries to present itself as a regional power and a counterweight to China.
NEW DELHI - The death toll has climbed to 54 from consumption of tainted liquor in India's southern state of Tamil Nadu, with more than 100 people still in hospital, a government official said on June 22.
Vendors sell the cheap alcohol for huge profits to customers who cannot afford branded drinks.
The death toll from tainted liquor in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu has reached 53, officials say, and is likely to rise, with many others in critical condition. The victims were sickened by drinking a bootleg brew with a high content of methanol.
India and Bangladesh on Saturday moved to bolster their defence relationship and signed agreements for expanding cooperation in maritime security, ocean economy, space, and telecommunication sectors, as New Delhi tries to present itself as a regional power and a counterweight to China.
The first leg of the T20 Cricket World Cup concluded this week, with eight nations advancing to the next stage in pursuit of the coveted title. An unexpected outcome was that the United States, which is co-hosting the event, managed to defy the odds by being among the qualifiers.
Is it time to give up the pretence of a globalised world and of multilateral cooperation？ Should we resign ourselves to the prospect of living in an autarkic world of nations that are fated to become increasingly competitive, defensive and protectionist – possibly to the point of a world war?
Singaporean Bobby Jamsairi has been fascinated with Chinese lion dance since he was just seven, and his passion has even led him to set up his dance troupe more than a decade later.