Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during the Quad Summit, gave United States of America President Joe Biden a special gift – 'Sanjhi Art' designed in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh as a goodwill gesture as he reaffirmed India's partnership with its ally nation. The leader also gifted a Gond Art painting to the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and a Wooden Handcarved box with Rogan Painting to the Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
PM Modi gifted Japanese PM Fumio Kishida a wooden handcarved box with Rogan painting from Gujarat.
Flash: Japan release pictures of Russian TU-95 bomber & Chinese H-6 bombers who came near it's airspace as Quad summit was underway in Tokyo.
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Pathway taken by Chinese, Russian warplanes as released by Japan.
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Thousands of photographs and spreadsheets from incarceration in Xinjiang have been revealed in the hacked data from Chinese police servers. The hacked data sheds light on China's "re-education camps and formal prisons" which are related systems of detention for Uyghurs, BBC News reported. The report comes amid United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Michelle Bachelet's visit to Xinjiang.
The documents in the hacked data show the policy of the Chinese administration targeting almost any expression of Uyghur identity, or culture. The hacked files have over 5000 photographs of Uyghurs taken between January - July 2018 and at least 2884 of whom were detained. Furthermore, the hacked data includes a set of 452 spreadsheets that has names, addresses and ID numbers of over a quarter of a million Uyghurs and details regarding their detention.
The documents in the hacked data show the policy of the Chinese administration targeting almost any expression of Uyghur identity, or culture. The hacked files have over 5000 photographs of Uyghurs taken between January - July 2018 and at least 2884 of whom were detained. Furthermore, the hacked data includes a set of 452 spreadsheets that has names, addresses and ID numbers of over a quarter of a million Uyghurs and details regarding their detention.