India Condemns Canadian Parliament’s Silence for Khalistani Terrorist

India has expressed strong opposition to the Canadian Parliament’s recent observation of a minute of silence in memory of Hardeep Nijjar, a Khalistani terrorist. The MEA spokesperson stated that India opposes any move giving political space to extremism and violence. This incident follows previous tensions between India and Canada related to allegations of Indian involvement in Nijjar’s murder, which India has denied. India continues to express concern over Khalistani activities in Canada and urges the Canadian government to take action against extremist elements.

India Aims for 2036 Olympics Hosting Rights with Indigenous Sports Push

India is actively pursuing a bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games and plans to lobby for the inclusion of indigenous sports like yoga, kho kho, and kabaddi. The Sports Authority of India’s Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has identified six disciplines for potential inclusion, with the goal of boosting India’s medal count. The inclusion of these sports would require significant efforts to develop a global base and meet IOC requirements.

India to Tour South Africa for Four-Match T20I Series in November

India will travel to South Africa in November for a short four-match T20I series, as announced by Cricket South Africa (CSA) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The series will kick off on November 8 in Durban, with matches also scheduled for Gqeberha, Centurion, and Johannesburg. Both organizations expressed excitement about the series, highlighting the strong bond between Indian and South African cricket and anticipating thrilling contests.

India Tightens Regulations for Foreign Organ Transplants Amid Rise in Commercial Dealings

The Indian government is taking steps to ensure ethical organ transplants for foreign nationals. The Ministry of Health has asked the Ministries of Home and External Affairs to raise awareness about legal requirements for organ transplants, amid concerns over commercial dealings. This includes displaying information at airports and on immigration websites, highlighting the need for donor-recipient relationship verification and the prohibition of commercial organ trade.

Indian Cities Shine in QS Best Student Cities Rankings

Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai have all climbed the rankings in the 2023 QS Best Student Cities, highlighting India’s growing appeal as a study destination. These cities offer a compelling blend of affordability and strong job prospects, attracting international students seeking a high-quality education at a reasonable cost.

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