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New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters criticized the newly concluded India-New Zealand FTA, calling it “neither free nor fair.” He argued the deal excludes key dairy products while offering excessive immigration concessions. His party, New Zealand First, plans to oppose the agreement in Parliament despite coalition ties.

A six-year-old boy in Jammu’s Asrarabad was found playing with a Chinese-made assault rifle scope he discovered in a garbage dump near the NIA headquarters. The discovery triggered a security alert and search operations in Sidhra, leading to the detention of one suspect in Samba.

Police in Itanagar arrested two more men from Jammu and Kashmir’s Kupwara for allegedly spying for Pakistan. Posing as blanket sellers, they reportedly shared sensitive information with handlers. This brings the total arrests in the espionage ring to five, as investigations into the network continue.

Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan met Gen Z vlogger Swati Rojha in Mangalagiri, praising her courage for a solo pan-India spiritual tour. Swati thanked Kalyan for his swift intervention regarding her safety at Srisailam temple. Kalyan presented her with traditional Kondapalli toys during the meeting.

Diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh have deteriorated following the killing of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi. In response to protests, Dhaka suspended visa services in India. Meanwhile, the US discussed “recent events” with interim leader Muhammad Yunus, who reaffirmed commitment to February elections amid rising unrest.

In a speech at Berlin’s Hertie School, Rahul Gandhi alleged that the BJP is attempting to “eliminate” the Indian Constitution and its core principle of equality. He accused the party of capturing national institutions to consolidate power, vowing that the opposition would create a successful system of resistance.