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| Violent protests have erupted in Hamburg, Germany that is hosting the G20 summit. The protesters are blaming the ‘capitalist policies’ of the G20 nations for war, climate change and exploitation around the world. The summit will see the first meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also arrived in Hamburg for the summit. Read |
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| Fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya’s extradition trial in UK will begin December 4. The Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London fixed the date after it heard that all evidence has been received from the government of India and reviewed by the Crown Prosecution Service. Meanwhile, a second NBW was issued against Mallya and IDBI bank officials by a PMLA court in Mumbai on Wednesday. |
| The Union ministry of consumer affairs has decided to ban the ‘dual’ MRP policy. The policy allowed sellers charge a higher MRP in spaces like malls, airports and hotels. The decision was taken after it was observed that the quality, quantity and weight of products were the same as the ones sold by regular stores at a lower price. The order comes into force from January 1, 2018. |
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| Fresh tension erupted in West Bengal’s Basirhat yesterday, forcing police to baton charge and lob tear gas shells. A state official confirmed the communal flare up in Basirhat and Baduria, and said police and BSF personnel have been rushed to the area to control the situation. Some organisations have been banned for allegedly instigating people. |
| Virat Kohli’s century helped India seal a 3-1 ODI series win over West Indies. Batting first, the Windies could only manage 205/9 in 50 overs. Shami and Yadav were the pick of the Indian bowlers, sharing 7 wickets between them. India had a shaky start to the run chase, losing Dhawan with just 5 on the board. But Kohli’s 111 and support from Karthik and Rahane saw India home in 36.5 overs. |
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