Evening brief: First batch of 278 Indians depart from Sudan under ‘Operation Kaveri’, and all the latest news

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Published on: Apr 25, 2023, 17:00:37 IST

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First batch of 278 Indians leave Sudan under 'Operation Kaveri'

First batch of Indian nationals stuck in war-torn Sudan has left the Port Sudan on Tuesday under Operation Kaveri. Of the 500 Indians who had reached Port Sudan on Monday, 278 people departed for Jeddah on INS Sumedha. Read more

278 Indians departed for Jeddah on INS Sumedha. (source:Twitter/@MEAIndia)

PM Modi interacts with students onboard Kerala's first Vande Bharat train

Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with students onboard after inaugurating Kerala's first Vande Bharat Express train at Thiruvananthapuram Central railway station on Tuesday. Read more

Bipasha Basu shares glimpse of daughter Devi's pink and white nursery, personalised name garland. Watch

Bipasha Basu has shared a glimpse of her daughter Devi's nursery on Instagram. The actor shared a video in which Devi can be seen playing in her crib, with a personalised fairy theme name garland in pink hanging around it. Read more

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Social media is wrong! Ajinkya Rahane's selection for WTC final is not because of IPL 2023 exploits for CSK. Here's why

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