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Lawyers identifying themselves as representing Sheikh Hasina asked Bangladesh's mission in New Delhi for a new passport and national identity card. Reuters reports seeing the lawyers' request; AP also reported it. The correspondence lacks documented proof of Hasina's consent, and no issuance or journey is confirmed.
First unveiled in November 2025, the ME Energy Rapid Charger 150 returned to the spotlight in 2026 through a reported acquisition, a ministerial event and a Hyderabad energy expo showcase. The company’s performance claims still need independent testing.
Thai export quotations reached $499 a tonne as El Niño heightens crop risks, but the global production outlook is more nuanced than claims of a decade-long first decline.
Bangladesh’s ousted prime minister says she will return from India in December despite a death sentence. Dhaka seeks extradition, and no travel plan has been confirmed.
An extension offers the Agnipath recruits previously due to leave a route to six years of service, but regular absorption remains conditional and future recruitment rules are not fully settled.
Five Kuki men were killed in two incidents across 31 October and 1 November. Police have not identified those responsible, while the latest violence sits within a Kuki–Naga confrontation and a wider Meitei–Kuki crisis.