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The Indian government plans to implement time and spending limits like to those in China in an effort to reduce gaming, especially the addiction to online gaming that affects children and young adults.

China commenced its second day of military maneuvers around Taiwan on Friday, conducting exercises aimed at testing their capacity to assert control and dominance over key strategic areas.

India, now have 11 medals, five of them gold. They bettered their previous best tally of 10 (3 gold, 4 silver and 3 bronze) in the 2023 edition in Paris.

Ebrahim Raisi's presidency reflected the public's desire for stable governance, winning 62% of the vote. His tenure was marked by significant events. As president, he focused on strengthening Iran's international relations and defence capabilities.Girish Linganna reports

The swindle came to light after the police arrested 42-year-old Shweta Patel on May 9. This cunning con job began in February when two impostors, posing as federal agents, knocked on the victim's door with a fake arrest warrant for alleged financial irregularities.

The United Nations has upwardly revised India's growth projections for 2024, now forecasting the country's economy to expand by nearly 7% this year. This growth is primarily attributed to robust public investment and resilient private consumption.

The American Journal of Case Reports documents the rare case of Ischiopagus Tripus conjoined twin boys born in Indonesia in 2018, facing unique challenges but defying odds with successful surgical intervention.

The Maldives Foreign Minister, Moosa Zameer, has arrived in India for a bilateral meeting with Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar amid strained relations between the two countries. During his visit, Moosa will also reportedly seek an extension on repaying a $100 million debt, with $50 million due this month

For all the talk of a big-money exodus from New York, the city's residents still have more wealth - in excess of $3 trillion - than those of any other metro in the world.

US President Joe Biden on Thursday referred to India and Japan, two QUAD partners, and Russia and China, two adversaries, as "xenophobic" nations, stating that unlike the United States, they do not welcome immigrants.