Houthi Missile Strike on Shabwa Training Camp Kills at Least 20 Yemeni Fighters

UK finds no record of obligation on 1917 Indian war loan held by Bhopal family

The UK's Debt Management Office has said it found no evidence that a 1917 Indian War Loan was ever a British government obligation. The loan was bought by a Bhopal merchant for Rs 35,000. A family from Sehore, which now holds the century-old certificate, is seeking an accounting of its repayment. They estimate the certificate's current value at several crores. The DMO has not stated whether the loan was ever repaid.

Three shot dead by militants in Manipur, locals take bodies to CM’s house

Four Killed in Manipur Violence; Locals Carry Bodies to Chief Minister's Residence

Four people were killed in violence in Manipur, according to reports. Local MLA Thokchom Lokeshor Singh said the victims had gone to collect firewood near the boundary between Imphal East district and Kuki-dominated Kangpokpi district. They were allegedly attacked while in that area. Residents subsequently took the bodies to the Chief Minister's house in protest. The report does not establish who carried out the attack.

"India Is Not Bangladesh": Shashi Tharoor Agrees To Disagree With Kiren Rijiju Over "Regime Change" Row

Kiren Rijiju had launched a counter attack on the Opposition Congress and 29-year-old student activist from JNU Neha Bora