How a gold smuggling case is taking Kerala by storm

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How a gold smuggling case is taking Kerala by storm The seizure of 30 kg of gold from a diplomatic consignment at the Trivandrum Airport has snowballed into a major political controversy in Kerala as the prime suspect of the smuggling racket, Swapna Suresh, happens to be close to the ruling Left Democratic Front government in the state. Dior replaces models with mini mannequins With the world order going through a major reset following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, businesses around the world have taken to new ways of showcasing their products, with many manufacturers taking their product launches online. Malnutrition is costing businesses $850 billion a year Many of the world's developing countries have always had a nutrition issue, stricken by poverty, the lower strata of society does not have much hope of eating healthy food or even eating for that matter. How schools in Thailand are reopening Schools in Thailand have just started reopening since they were closed in March, with Covid safety precautions in place. Indian Navy's 'The White Tigers', completes 60 years According to ANI, INAS 300, the premier Fighter squadron of the Indian Navy has completed 60 glorious years in service of the nation. The White Tigers, as the squadron is called, has the rare distinction of operating all three fighter aircraft of the Indian Navy from all three Aircraft Carriers - INS Vikrant, INS Viraat and INS Vikramaditya. China digs its claws deeper into Hong Kong China opened its powerful national security office in Hong Kong, turning a hotel near a city-centre park that has been one of the most popular venues for pro-democracy protests into its new headquarters. Night moves: IAF carries out ops over Eastern Ladakh According to a report by ANI, their news team reached a forward air base near China border from where the Indian Air Force is carrying out intensive night operations involving its fighter aircraft including the MiG-29 and Sukhoi-30MKI along with its Apache attack helicopters and the Chinook heavy-lift helicopters. Indian Army readies itself for a new 'Cold war Even if the Chinese withdraw from the locations, we cannot take chances for the future as well. The guard will always have to be up and that is why we are going to place orders for thousands of tents for extreme cold weather survival in Eastern Ladakh sector, top Army sources told ANI. Smartphone price drops you should know about With the advent of Covid, everything around us has changed. Despite supply chains and sales methods being disrupted, the prices of many smartphones have dipped, here's a list. When everybody's a winner: What revised ATP rankings mean for top five men Men's governing body ATP unveiled a revised system for calculating world rankings when the season resumes in August following a five-month suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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