“The situation is very fluid and the Ukrainian troops fight back fiercely” said Maria Avdeeva, the Kharkiv-based research director at the European Expert Association.
Author: C to I News Desk
Dance Doyenne Santha Bhaskar, Aunty Bhaskar to all, passes on at 82
Santha Bhaskar, one of the leading torch bearers of Indian classical dance in Singapore and co-founder of Bhaskar Arts Academy, passed away last night at the age of 82.
India announces new evacuation plans for citizens in Ukraine
The Indian Embassies in Budapest and Warsaw today said the government is looking for plans to evacuate stranded Indian nationals in Ukraine from Romania, Poland and Hungary, after Russia launched a full-scale attack (war) in Kyiv.
Indian Home Ministry asks states, Union Territories to lift Covid curbs as cases drop
India’s Home Ministry today asked all its states and union territories to relax Covid restrictions and night curbs amid substantial slump in cases across the country.
Experience Japan’s cherry blossom seasonal delights in Singapore
Raffles Hotel Singapore continues its gastronomic odyssey as the thematic afternoon tea experience arrives in Japan along with the spring. Japanese food in Singapore.
Indian PM Modi urges Russian President Putin to end violence in Ukraine, return to diplomacy
PM Narendra Modi in a call with Russian president Vladimir Putin appealed for an immediate end to the violence in Ukraine. The conversation came hours after Ukraine’s urgent appeal to India for intervention.
‘India’s ties with France have continuously adapted to change, emerged stronger’
S Jaishankar told the French foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian that India France partnership is a still greater salience in international relations during his visit to France.
Russia launches ‘full attack’ to invade Ukraine: 40 soldiers, 10 civilians reported killed
“This is a war of aggression. Ukraine will defend itself and will win. The world can and must stop Putin. The time to act is now.” President Vladimir Putin announced the launch of a major offensive, according to news reports.
Indian Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking to scrap offline exams
The India Supreme Court plea had sought directions to the CBSE and other education boards, which have proposed to hold board examinations in 2022 for classes 10 and 12 in offline mode, to devise alternate modes of assessment.
No curb on headscarf, wearing it not must: Karnataka government to High Court
Karnataka High Court hearing on Hijab row. There has been no ban on wearing hijab (headscarf) but only within classrooms and during class hours and donning it is not mandatory.
