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South Asia Newsline - Jan 25, 2022 News Bulletin

-India beefs up security ahead of Republic Day celebrations
-Opposition slams Pakistan government for 'policy of appeasement' towards terror groups
-Taliban discusses Afghanistan crisis with Norwegian officials in Oslo


Security measures were ramped up across India on Tuesday to thwart any untoward incidents, a day ahead of the country's Republic Day. India got its independence from British colonial rule in 1947 and became a Republic on January 26, 1950 - the day it enacted its Constitution. India on Tuesday recorded 255,874 new coronavirus cases, 16.39 per cent lower than Monday, breaking a five-day streak of reporting over 300,000 daily Covid-19 cases. Opposition lawmakers in Pakistan's Senate on Monday slammed the government for what they called “a policy of appeasement” towards terrorist outfits, noting that talks with those who challenged writ of the state had emboldened. Senators voiced concern that the militant group Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan has violated ceasefire agreements, but the government still says its doors are open for talks. Rising inflation has continued to raise the worries of residents of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Members of Opposition Pakistan Peoples Party recently held a gathering and urged the people in the illegally-occupied region to support an anti-government long march to oust PM Imran Khan over the issue of soaring inflation. They blamed the government has completely failed to control the frequent price hike amid an ongoing economic crisis. The three day-long summit between Western officials and a Taliban delegation, concluded on Tuesday, mainly focusing on the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan during talks. No country has so far formally recognized the Taliban-led administration, but Norway and NATO allies have said talks were a necessity, given the depth of the crisis. The Election Commission of Nepal is all set to conduct the National Assembly elections slated for Wednesday that will be held for 19 posts of the National Assembly member. Election Commission Spokesperson Shaligram Poudel said," The entire management of peace and security, health protocol and election centres has been over and the remaining works would be completed today.” The voting will be conducted from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Wednesday. There are eight polling stations and 14 centres across the country. Several parts of India, including capital New Delhi is reeling under the cold wave conditions due to dry northwesterly winds which are bringing cold air from the snow-clad Himalayas. People in northern cities were seen sitting near bonfires, wearing several layers of clothing and while many chose to stay indoors to avoid the cold.(AS)

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