Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides held a bilateral meeting in Delhi on Friday. The two nations also signed six memorandums of understanding. The agreements include the establishment of a joint working group on counterterrorism and collaboration between the education ministries of both nations focusing on sport and youth. The two countries decided to elevate their relationship to a strategic partnership. Officials stated this visit builds on the bilateral partnership and strengthens cooperation within the broader framework of the European Union, of which Cyprus is currently the chair. The discussions highlighted the role of Cyprus in the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, serving as the next stop from Haifa into Europe. Both nations will mark sixty-five years of diplomatic relations in twenty twenty-seven. The diplomatic engagements involve joint investment collaborations and the development of a specialised counterterrorism centre, continuing the schedule of recent international tours.
Newly sworn-in West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, who is in the national capital for his first official visit since assuming office, met President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. He will also meet Prime Minister Modi later today.
In the latest development in the Twisha Sharma death case, the victim's husband Samarth Singh is withdrawing his anticipatory bail plea in the Madhya Pradesh High Court and has offered to surrender before a magistrate court, said his lawyer.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has approved the plea for a second autopsy of Twisha Sharma by specialists from AIIMS Delhi.
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