India ‘examining’ Bangladesh extradition request for convicted ex-PM Hasina

Campbell's has dismissed Martin Bally, a senior executive, following allegations that he referred to the company's products as being made for 'poor people' and made derogatory comments about Indian employees. The remarks were reportedly recorded by another employee, leading to significant backlash against Bally.

The recent acquittal of a convict in the 2006 Nithari killings, where multiple women and children were murdered and dismembered, has sparked outrage in India, highlighting significant flaws in the judicial system. This case, which has haunted the community for nearly two decades, raises serious questions about the effectiveness of legal proceedings and the pursuit of justice for victims' families.

Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for land grabbing, following a previous death sentence related to her role in a violent crackdown on student protests in 2024. The public prosecutor has announced plans to appeal the verdict, aiming for the maximum penalty against Hasina.

A group of prominent British lawyers and former cabinet ministers have expressed serious concerns regarding the trial of Labour MP Tulip Siddiq, who faces corruption allegations linked to Bangladesh. This situation has drawn attention due to its implications for political integrity and the legal processes involved.

Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta, has been identified as the world’s most populous city, surpassing Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Tokyo, Japan, according to a recent United Nations report.

A recent incident involving an Indian woman at a Chinese airport highlights ongoing tensions related to territorial sovereignty, as Chinese border officials denied her transit rights, sparking a debate over the implications of such actions on diplomatic relations between China and India.