Maha backs Rs 1,104 crore loans to sugar co-ops linked to Mahayuti leaders

The cash-strapped government has recommended that the National Cooperative Development Corporation extend loans worth 1,104.6 crore to nine cooperative sugar factories, mostly linked to ruling parties in the Mahayuti alliance. Loans require a state guarantee, adding to the state?s liabilities. These recommendations aim to meet the working capital gap of the factories, supporting key political figures.
Source: Maha backs Rs 1,104 crore loans to sugar co-ops linked to Mahayuti leaders

Pro-Palestinian protesters force their way through police lines in 'co-ordinated effort to cause disruption' as Met rush in reinforcements and arrest 77 in London demo despite Gaza ceasefire deal

Protesters had initially planned to rally around the Broadcasting House on Portland Place to protest alleged bias in the BBC 's coverage of the conflict in Gaza.
Source: Pro-Palestinian protesters force their way through police lines in 'co-ordinated effort to cause disruption' as Met rush in reinforcements and arrest 77 in London demo despite Gaza ceasefire deal

South Korean court orders formal arrest of impeached President Yoon

Yoon's lawyers could also file a petition to challenge the court's arrest warrant.
Source: South Korean court orders formal arrest of impeached President Yoon

'Whatever it takes': How Trump says he'll rule America

Donald Trump is about to walk back into the White House and start ticking off his to-do list. Here's what he has said is on the list.
Source: 'Whatever it takes': How Trump says he'll rule America

Melania Trump's stylist rips liberal snob designers refusing to dress her for inauguration... and once even barred the first lady from a certain Madison Avenue boutique

Although Melania is a former industry insider - she has, relatively speaking, been shunned since her rise to political power, at least by the fashion world.
Source: Melania Trump's stylist rips liberal snob designers refusing to dress her for inauguration... and once even barred the first lady from a certain Madison Avenue boutique