Daily Newsletter | Saturday, October 28, 2017
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| Act against terrorism, or we’ll do it our way, US warns Pakistan |
| The United States on Friday issued its direst warning to Pakistan to roll up terrorist groups operating in the country and end the establishment support for such groups, warning that if Islamabad chose not to act, Washington will find ways to achieve its objectives. |
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| Connectivity has to be equitable: India on OBOR |
| India on Friday hoped that the direction and the policy set by the Communist Party Congress in China will further promote Sino-India relations and contribute to peace and stability in the region. |
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| Status quo at Doklam face-off site, clarifies MEA |
| Amid reports citing satellite imagery to show that Chinese troops were still present in the Doklam region, the government Friday reiterated that there was no fresh activity at the Sino-Indian face-off site and that the “alleged Chinese build up” was well within China”. |
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| FDA recalls drug for uterine contraction as label says for ‘animal use only’ |
| In a case of serious negligence, the state Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has found out that a drug routinely prescribed to induce uterine contractions was being sold to hospitals despite the ampules bearing a label ‘for animal use only’. The drug regulatory body is now awaiting reports to find out if it was a case of mislabelling or whether women have indeed been given an animal drug. |
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| US economy shows resilience with 2nd straight solid quarter |
| Powered by businesses and consumers, the US economy grew at a solid 3 annual pace last quarter despite two devastating hurricanes evidence of economic durability and all but assuring that the Federal Reserve will resume raising interest rates late this year. |
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| Jio Filmfare Awards (Marathi) 2017: Live performances that captivated the audience |
| From thunderous performances to tear-jerking speeches, Marathi cinema’s biggest annual gala, the Jio Filmfare Awards was about it all. The crème-de-la-crème of Marathi cinema industry had gathered under one roof for the award ceremony on Friday evening at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre which was hosted by Pushkar Shrotri and Pushkaraj Chirputkar. |
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| PICS: Shahid spotted hiding his new look |
| Shahid Kapoor, who left us in awe of his royal avatar in ‘Padmavati’, was spotted at the airport today, heading to Amritsar. What caught our attention was the fact that the ‘Jab We Met’ actor was hiding his face behind a bandana and a cap. |
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