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Authorities rescued 453 Nepalese youths from a job scam in Kushinagar after they were lured to India with false promises of employment. Victims paid hefty sums for training and placement, only to be exploited. Eight individuals have been arrested, while the alleged mastermind remains at large. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of the network.

Nepalese porters working on high-altitude treks in Uttarkashi are now required to register online as foreign nationals with passport and visa details. This new directive has stalled peak-season expeditions and created uncertainty for trekking agencies, who argue it violates the India-Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship, 1950.

Unemployed youths were lured from various Nepal Dists On Pretext Of Job

The statement marked a sharp departure from Kathmandu’s traditional position on disputed territories, including Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura. Here’s what you need to know

Delhi Police's arrest of terror suspects has revealed a Mumbai underworld link, with Muddasar Hussain Sayyed, alias Munna Jhingada, a Dawood Ibrahim operative, allegedly handling the module. Jhingada's past includes a failed assassination attempt on Chhota Rajan in Bangkok, leading to his imprisonment and a protracted legal battle over his nationality before his handover to Pakistan.

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Footballer Abneet Bharti, currently with Academia del Balompie Boliviano, suffered a career setback after a cycling accident in Bolivia left him injured and unable to play. Bharti’s dream of representing India has already been hindered by bureaucratic challenges, but he remains determined to earn his first cap despite ongoing obstacles.

Uttarakhand police have informed the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes that none of the six accused in the Anjel Chakma murder case belong to Scheduled Tribe groups, contradicting earlier claims. This clarification came during a review meeting where petitioners also raised concerns about bail granted to two minor accused and the absconding prime accused.

Sri Lankan police apprehended 173 Indian nationals, alongside 25 Nepalese and other foreigners, in a significant cybercrime sweep across southern resort towns. Suspects, aged 25-35, face charges including visa abuse, illegal employment, and cybercrime offenses. This follows earlier detentions of Chinese and Vietnamese nationals, highlighting a broader crackdown on international syndicates exploiting Sri Lanka's connectivity.

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Security agencies have thwarted a major plot to arm the capital with advanced weapons, uncovering a cross-border syndicate linked to Pakistan. Eighteen sophisticated firearms were seized from nine suspects allegedly planning to distribute them nationwide. Investigators are also examining the involvement of a figure connected to a previous arms case, highlighting ongoing threats.

In a significant crackdown on illegal trade, Assam Rifles foiled an attempt to smuggle 102 bags of 'anchiri', a prized medicinal herb valued at around Rs 36 lakh, at the Mizoram-Myanmar border. This potent plant, revered in traditional healing practices for its potential to combat ailments like cancer, was being transported along the Sekul river.

Delhi Police arrested Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Shabbir Ahmed Lone, a 'most wanted' operative, after a month-long operation. Lone, who allegedly ran a cross-border terror network from Bangladesh on ISI's directions, was instrumental in radicalizing youth for terror attacks. His arrest effectively disrupts a revived terror pipeline.

The crime branch of Pune police on Wednesday arrested Nepalese national Soam Bahadur Tamang (25) at Nashik for the murder of Nepalese maid Sanju Sangram Tamang (30) in a flat on Handewadi road on July 3.

According to a notice issued by Nepal Embassy in New Delhi, Nepalese must have a visa if they are entering India from Pakistan, China, Hong Kong and Macau. Similarly, Nepalese travelling to Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain and Lebanon, are required to acquire No Objection Certificate (NOC) from respective Nepalese embassies.