India

Regional and global leaders gather in Manila for the ASEAN summit, according to Rappler. CGTN says Indian Prime Minister Modi will attend the summit on November 16 and 17. Philstar reports that Brazilian President Lula has arrived in Manila for talks with Marcos and for the ASEAN summit. The South China Morning Post says Trump will press Southeast Asian nations to join Pax Silica at the ASEAN summit.

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India has cut its visa categories from 13 to 9 and simplified the application form, according to The Indian Express and Dhaka Tribune. The Hindu reports that the tourist visa has been renamed the visitor visa.

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India has cut its visa categories from 13 to 9 and simplified the application form, according to The Indian Express and Dhaka Tribune. The Hindu reports that the tourist visa has been renamed the visitor visa.

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India has cut its visa categories from 13 to 9 and simplified the application form, according to The Indian Express and Dhaka Tribune. The Hindu reports that the tourist visa has been renamed the visitor visa.

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Qantas is cutting 850 jobs and moving corporate roles overseas, according to several headlines. The Hindu reports the cut stems from an offshoring deal with Accenture. MyJoyOnline highlights that most of the roles will move to India.

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The Wire describes Sonia Gandhi's book as a lesson to Narendra Modi on Indian culture and philosophy. The Hindu reports that her book "Belonging" is selling well, with bibliophiles buying copies. The Indian Express focuses on two photographs in the book and a closing "what if" note.

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Three workers died at a Tata iPhone parts factory in Hosur, in India's Tamil Nadu state, according to four outlets from three countries. The Indian Express ties the plant to Apple's iPhone supply chain; Daily Maverick describes the case as the latest safety incident at the factory.

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According to The Indian Express, India is ready to help set up food corridors, according to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, after a phone call with Prime Minister Modi. The Wire and The Hindu also highlight food corridors, with The Hindu describing an Indian offer to mediate ahead of peace talks.

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Three workers died at a Tata iPhone parts factory in Hosur, in India's Tamil Nadu state, according to four outlets from three countries. The Indian Express ties the plant to Apple's iPhone supply chain; Daily Maverick describes the case as the latest safety incident at the factory.

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Three workers died at a Tata iPhone parts factory in Hosur, in India's Tamil Nadu state, according to four outlets from three countries. The Indian Express ties the plant to Apple's iPhone supply chain; Daily Maverick describes the case as the latest safety incident at the factory.

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Qantas will cut 850 jobs in Australia and move work, partly to India, as part of an AI-driven overhaul, according to The Guardian Australia. The Sydney Morning Herald says the cuts follow a deal with Accenture, while ABC News reports that corporate roles are being sent overseas. The Hindu and MyJoyOnline emphasise the effect in India and Ghana, with no clear difference in content from the other headlines.

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According to The Indian Express, India is ready to help set up food corridors, according to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, after a phone call with Prime Minister Modi. The Wire and The Hindu also highlight food corridors, with The Hindu describing an Indian offer to mediate ahead of peace talks.

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Qantas is set to cut 850 jobs in Australia and move roles to India, according to the headlines. The Hindu ties the cuts to an offshoring deal with Accenture, while Guardian Australia links them to an AI-driven overhaul.

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Several outlets report that ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has applied for a new passport, described as the clearest sign she plans to return to Bangladesh. A Bangladeshi state minister is quoted as saying the country is seeking Hasina's return through extradition. The Hindu says the Bangladeshi government states Hasina can return via the extradition treaty with India.

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