Simla Agreement: Signed on July 2, 1972, and Its Troubled Legacy

India wear saffron, Netherlands don blue in FIH Women's Hockey World Cup clash

India faced co-host Netherlands in their first match of the second round at the FIH Women's Hockey World Cup on Friday. The match was held in Amstelveen, Netherlands. India took to the field wearing their saffron kit, while the Dutch side played in blue. The contest marked a key stage in the tournament as both teams competed on Netherlands' home turf.

Indian national arrested in Canada as alleged money mule in $7.5m US elder fraud

An Indian national has been charged for allegedly acting as a money mule in a fraud scheme that siphoned $7.5 million from elderly victims in the United States. Investigators allege he personally collected cash and gold from at least nine victims as part of the operation. He was apprehended by Canadian authorities at Toronto Pearson International Airport while reportedly attempting to flee to Qatar. The arrest highlights cross-border coordination in tackling financial crimes targeting vulnerable populations.

At least 2 killed, several injured in reactor blast at Telangana pharma unit

China recalls 4.3 million vehicles over emergency door safety risk, Tesla leads

Chinese safety regulators have ordered the recall of approximately 4.3 million vehicles across multiple automakers due to concerns over door-opening failures during emergencies. Tesla accounts for the largest share, with nearly 2.98 million vehicles affected. The recall addresses risks that could prevent occupants from exiting vehicles in emergency situations. Tesla's remedies include software updates and the addition of warning labels. The sweeping action reflects China's growing scrutiny of automotive safety standards across both domestic and foreign manufacturers.