FGN26: PAK-IMRAN-SISTERS

     ****Pakistan's Punjab govt releases two sisters of Imran Khan from jail

     Lahore: Two sisters of Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan were released from prison on Thursday after the Punjab government withdrew their detention order, the opposition Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) leaders said.****

     FGN19: BANGLA-INDIA-CHINESE-VLOGGERS

     ****Bangladesh steps up surveillance of Chinese vloggers accused of defaming India

     Dhaka: Chinese nationals accused of filming poor Dhaka neighbourhoods and falsely presenting the footage as scenes from India have scaled down their activities following increased surveillance by local law enforcement agencies, after New Delhi raised concern over the use of Bangladesh's territory to defame it.****

     FGN22: NEPAL-LD ACCIDENT

     ****11 killed as microbus plunges off hilly road in Nepal

     Kathmandu: At least 11 people were killed and six others injured on Thursday when a microbus plunged down a hilly road in Nepal's Bagmati province, police said.****

     FGN8: US-INDIANS-DEMOCRATIC-COALITION

     ****Amish Shah, Pia Dandiya join centrist New Democratic Coalition

     Washington: Newly elected Indian-American US lawmakers Amish Shah and Pia Dandiya have joined the New Democrat Coalition, which now has 142 members, making the centrist group the largest ideological bloc within the party.****

     FGN4: US-TARIFFS-CONGRESSMAN

     ****Tariffs, healthcare, reasserting congressional authority top priorities: Amish Shah

     Washington: Rolling back tariffs, reasserting the authority of the US Congress and affordable healthcare are the three top priorities for Indian-American Amish Shah as he embarks on his journey as a US Congressman.****

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