Melbourne: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday that the situation at the Line of Actual Control has arisen due to the disregard of written agreements by China not to mass soldiers at the border and noted that Beijing's actions have become an issue of "legitimate concern" for the entire international community. Jaishankar's remarks in response to a question …
Highlights LAC situation arisen due to disregard of written agreements by China not to mass soldiers at border When a large country disregards written commitments, it's an issue of legitimate concern: Jaishankar Ladakh border standoff between Indian and Chinese militaries erupted following clash in Pangong lake The current situation at the Line of Actual Control has arisen due to the …
The Calcutta High Court has observed that an application under section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act can be filed where a part of the cause of action has arisen.Justice Moushumi Bhattacharya observed that an application under section 9 for interim relief urged in the background of an arbitration agreement between the parties is time-sensitive where the court has …
UK Athletics are facing further disruption after a key figure in their ongoing performance review resigned. Vikki McPherson, a former athlete for Great Britain, had been in charge of the independent review, which was launched in June to improve the elite set-up for the 2024 Olympic cycle. Ex-GB athlete Vikki McPherson, left, has resigned from her role as independent review …
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