Jalalabad: The Taliban government, which assumed control of Afghanistan in 2021, has imposed various restrictive policies, including a nationwide ban on Wi-Fi internet. Authorities in Balkh province stated that this ban aims to curb immorality. They plan to develop a domestic alternative system to replace Wi-Fi. Consequently, Wi-Fi services have been discontinued in government offices and private establishments. However, mobile internet services will continue to function as usual.

New Delhi: The sixth round of talks regarding the India-US trade agreement took place on Tuesday, with both nations expressing optimism about reaching a final decision soon. Following the imposition of a 50% tariff on Indian imports by US President Trump, a US negotiating team led by Brendan Lynch arrived in India to hold discussions with Rajesh Agarwal. While details of the decisions made during the meeting are unavailable, both countries described the talks as positive. Rekha Maniyar Women's Jacquard Linen Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece (SILVERLINEN)

Kolkata: The Election Commission, which sparked significant debate in Bihar due to its special voter list revision, has begun preparations to implement a similar initiative in West Bengal. Starting Tuesday, training will commence for district sub-divisional officers and election registration officers across the state. After completing this training, these officials will train booth-level officers, who will then inform the public about the program. West Bengal is scheduled to hold its assembly elections early next year.