Tech TV brings you Daily News bulletin from India, breaking news and views from India. You watching South Asian News Line and hear the top stories we are tracking for you. Pakistanimaster mind ISI links India's Caesar's drug worth 25,000 crore rupees. Imran Khan says Pakistan army plans to keep him in jail for 10 years. And protest your uptoned Nepal against refugees scam and corruption. And after all the details, in one of the largest Caesars of Narcotics, still date NCB the Narcotics Control Bureau and the Indian Navy seized the drug's consignment worth 25,000 crore rupees in the Indian Ocean. A Pakistani national was also arrested from the mother ship. According to the anti-narcotics agency, the shipment originating from the death percent was distined for India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives. Under Operation Samadhrugup, the agency along with the Indian Navy has seized roughly around 4,000 kilograms of various drugs since last year. NCB has claimed the kingpin behind the drug cartel is Harji Salim from Pakistan, whose network has closed links with Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI. And India's foreign minister, S. Deshshankar, who was in Sweden for a three day official visit held a wide-ranging bilateral talks with top leadership in the Nordic country, which currently holds the presidency of the Council of the European Union. On Sunday, interacting with the Indian community in Sweden, he highlighted the transformations underway back home. He also noted that Indians have established a global reputation and he can see globalization of Indian culture happening and it's happening for a variety of factors, he said. If you could say, yes, there is a demand, but one aspect of it equal is that Indians have established a global reputation. That Indian talent when it goes outside, is able to fit in with the environment, with the work culture of other places. While continuing his London planned rhetoric, Pakistan's XPM Imran Khan has targeted the country's army alleging that it is conspiring to put him in jail for 10 years under sedition charges. The PTI party chief on Monday blamed a using the pretext of violence last week over his arrest in a craft case. They have assumed the role of judge, jury and executioner. The Islamabad High Court has granted Imran Khan bail until May 70th, barring his arrest in all the cases registered beyond May 9th. Incomment, PM Shabar Sharif on Saturday gave authorities 72 hours to identify and arrest all those involved in violence during the protest. He said the cases would be tried by anti-terrorism courts. Khan has asked the Supreme Court to set up an independent investigation to uncover who was behind the violence hinting his party was being framed. While Ahmed Don going economic crisis, the rising cost of education is forcing students to drop out of schools in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. Locals have lamented they have no hope for the future. A report. A new academic year has started in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, but hike and fees and cost of textbooks and stationary material is forcing people not to send their children to school as even arranging meals two times a day has become difficult. The poor educational infrastructure and lack of job opportunities have already fueled a sense of deprivation in the region. Now apart from food and other essentials, the soaring cost of education is making it even more worse with no hope for the future. So, you can't take your children to school and you can't take their fees. Locals have claimed that Pakistan government is hardly bothered about the concerns and aspirations of the people in territories under its illegal occupation and has failed to provide any relief to them amid rising inflation. Moving on, the World Bank has highlighted in a report that Afghanistan is among one of the seven countries which are facing catastrophic levels of food crisis. Years of conflict, poverty and the broken and donation-based economy have forced ordinary people in Afghanistan to suffer cute hunger and food shortage. The report states, since the return of the Taliban to PAN 2021, the economy has failed to recover, keeping millions of people on the verge of starvation. Last week, the UNICEF want there has been critical funding gap to provide vital aid to treat a severe acute malnutrition among children in the country. The UN estimates that 28 million people in Afghanistan urgently require humanitarian aid. Anipal police on Sunday arrested upsconding lawmaker Tob Bahadur Raya Mahdi from the location in the outskirts of Kathmandu in connection with the fake Bhutanese refugees scam. Raya Mahdi, a leader from CPN UML, had been on the run since last week after issuance of an arrest warrant. With this, 13 arrests have been made in the stand so far, including that of former Home Minister, Bal Krishna Kunt. Kathmandu District Attorney has directed the Nepal police to conclude the investigation within this week. On Sunday, Nepal's student union also staged a demonstration in Kathmandu demanding strict action against all those involved in the fake refugees scandal. They want a large-scale demonstration if the case is dismissed due to involvement of high-profile individuals. Tumwa Yevvedertu Uttari Arumilae Raya, Bushdasar-bhiddhya, Amili Sanu protest Gadigarh, Amili我的 anyhow, with this I'm left alone my promise of me to pull up brotheruggel abndamagari Chawse Letakal samaan peacembal ji, No last ascetic Bharat Joseph K actress and sole proака, Ursa j snapama brother Ilama Kharag, th 씨가 kàna apич ren Arumilaas Prasad Suあっamai Puj.... S豬… day for the access to clean pipe water. Some of them have to walk for miles and even risk their lives to descend into wells to fill merely a few litres of water. Take a look. Heat wave is adding to the despair of women in the hinterland of Nasik in India's Maharashtra state, whose struggle every day for the access to clean pipe water. Locals quintessentially women in armed ogra village walk for miles and risk their lives as some of them descend several feet down into a well to fill merely a few litres of water. The villagers often collect money and call for a water tanker where the whole village uses that one tanker for daily chores. Many parts of India often experience water shortages, especially in May and June the country's hottest months. From there, the villagers said, get dry and we buy more water. When they sell that turnet, tankers or a tanker call the manufacturer in advance to then collect the water and we use it as water. We just drinks open water. for people in the vulnerable category, including elderly's infants or those with chronic diseases to take extra precautions as the maximum temperature is rising from 42 to 44 degrees Celsius in several parts of the country. People are wrapping their heads with scarves, carrying umbrellas and keeping themselves hydrated to protect themselves from the scorching heat. Well, that's all in tonight's edition, which is in time to model. Tag TV brings you daily news bulletin from India, breaking news and views from India.