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The United States has returned dozens of cultural relics to China ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s coming visit to Washington, a goodwill gesture to help pave the way for a positive summit. At the handover ceremony at the Chinese embassy in Washington on Wednesday, China officials received 58 cultural relics and palaeontological fossils from the cultural property, art and antiquities programme of US Homeland Security Investigations. A further six items were returned a day later by the...
Asian Games organisers mistakenly played North Korea's anthem for South Korea's hockey team, angering officials.
China and the Philippines exchanged blame over a clash on Friday in disputed waters in the South China Sea, further fuelling tensions over the strategic waterway that has become a dangerous regional flashpoint. In a brief statement released on Friday afternoon, China’s coastguard accused a Philippine vessel of deliberately ramming a Chinese patrol vessel near the contested Sabina Shoal. “Philippine vessel No 3015 intentionally adjusted its course and suddenly accelerated to cut across the bow of...
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An employee at an MNC has criticised management after a senior manager asked workers to remain available for possible support during Ganesh Chaturthi despite their leave being approved more than a month earlier. The employee said festival holidays were unavailable and leave had to be planned in advance. Social media users questioned the company’s staffing and leave-management practices.
BCCI office-bearers will decide Ajit Agarkar's future as chairman of selectors. His current contract is set to conclude early next month. The board also plans to fill all five junior selection committee positions. The Mumbai Cricket Association requested more prominent matches for their venue. These decisions were made during the BCCI's 95th Annual General Meeting.