World News Brief: 29 March 2024 – 2024-03-31 08:09:25

Numerous events are happening around us every day. A few things may come up in the discussion. However, several things become important in terms of time and circumstances. If you don’t know them, you have to fall back in many cases. For this reason, there are some important news for the readers of Jago News from various events happening in different parts of the world.

Army preparing to enter Rafah: Netanyahu

Millions of Palestinians sought refuge in Rafah, southern Gaza, after the Israeli offensive began. It is an area bordering Egypt. In the meantime, Israeli forces have destroyed northern and central Gaza. Now, ignoring all the international pressure, Israel will carry out an operation in Rafah. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told family members of soldiers held hostage by Hamas in Gaza that they can only be freed through military pressure. He also said that the army is preparing for an operation in Rafah.

Adani-Ambani joined hands in business

Adani-Ambani are India’s top billionaires. Virtually ‘rivals’. But for the first time they made an alliance in business. Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance has bought a 26 percent stake in a power project in Madhya Pradesh from Adani Power. An agreement has also been signed by Reliance Industries to use 500 MW of electricity from the plant.

The tension between India and China over Arunachal is not stopping

China has recently claimed Arunachal, a state in northeastern India, as its own. Beijing is saying that Arunachal is part of China and not India. In view of this, the Ministry of External Affairs of India said, Arunachal was, is and will remain an integral part of India. Whenever Beijing claims Arunachal as its own, the claim is baseless and ridiculous.

Journalist in Russia sentenced to 2 years in prison for opposing the war, detained 5

A journalist named Mikhail Feldman has been sentenced to two years in prison in Russia for opposing the war in Ukraine. A Russian court ruled against him on Thursday (March 28). Besides, on the same day, five more journalists were arrested by the Moscow police.

Tajikistan arrested 9 suspects involved in the Moscow attack

Tajikistan has arrested nine people suspected of involvement in the Moscow concert hall shooting. They were arrested this week. It is believed that the detainees have links with the militant group Islamic State (IS). According to a security source in Tajikistan, the British news agency Reuters reported this information on Friday (March 29).

10 killed as car falls into ditch in Kashmir

At least 10 people have lost their lives after a car fell into a ditch on the Jammu-Srinagar national highway in Indian-administered Kashmir. Rescue work is still going on there. Jammu and Kashmir Police, Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and Quick Response Team (QRT) have joined the rescue operation.

45 killed in bus ditch in South Africa

At least 45 people have died after a bus fell into a deep ditch in South Africa. The bus falls from a bridge. It had 46 passengers. The country’s transport department has given this information. Fortunately, an eight-year-old child survived. He was taken by helicopter to hospital with serious injuries.

36 Syrian soldiers were killed in the Israeli attack

Israel launched airstrikes in Syria’s Aleppo province. At least 36 Syrian soldiers were killed. A war monitoring agency reported the information on Friday (March 29). The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the attack took place near a rocket depot controlled by the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah.

Xiaomi received an order of 50,000 immediately after the unveiling of the first car!

China’s world-famous smartphone maker Xiaomi has launched its first electric vehicle (EV). The car was unveiled on Thursday (March 28) evening. Surprisingly, within half an hour of unveiling, the company received more than 50,000 car orders.

Iftar market in Kolkata is crowded with Bangladeshi tourists

When the holy month of Ramadan comes, the bustling Iftar market can be seen across Kolkata from north to south and east to west. Marquis Street, Sadar Street in the traditional New Market Square along with the permanent shops, the Iftar market gathers as the day progresses. Bangladeshi tourists have also joined these markets with the local fasting people.

SAH/ASM