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Following this incident in the Kacchi Ghati area, widespread outrage was witnessed among HRTC employees across Himachal. The police have now arrested four accused individuals, including a woman.

The injured driver is currently undergoing treatment, and bus services have returned to normal.

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Here’s your latest news summary with major developments on the India–UAE diplomatic engagement:

India Narrative

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Head Topics

🇮🇳 Modi Welcomes UAE President With Rare Personal Greeting

Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally received United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at the Delhi airport, breaking with standard diplomatic protocol and greeting him warmly — a gesture underscoring the deepening strategic partnership between the two nations. Modi described the UAE president as “my brother,” posting images of the embrace and shared ride from the airport.

🤝 Strategic Defence and Trade Agreements

During the UAE President’s brief but significant visit, India and the UAE agreed to elevate defence cooperation, moving toward a Strategic Defence Partnership Framework Agreement that will expand collaboration on industrial cooperation, advanced technologies, training, and interoperability.

They also set an ambitious target to double bilateral trade to USD 200 billion by 2032, reflecting growing economic ties boosted by existing frameworks and energy cooperation agreements.

📊 Broader Diplomatic and Economic Engagement

In addition to defence and trade goals, discussions covered energy security (including LNG supply deals), nuclear and space cooperation, and technology partnerships — all part of efforts to strengthen ties amidst regional geopolitical tensions.

📌 Why It Matters

This visit and pact-building signal a new strategic chapter in India–UAE relations, blending personal rapport between leaders with concrete agreements that span defence, trade, and energy — vital sectors for both nations’ long-term interests.

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