HT Evening News Brief October 19: Tiger Shroff attackers' planned escape via Nepal; Mizoram’s Chinmay Sutar scripts Ranji history
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Tiger Shroff attackers' planned escape route; Chinmay Sutar becomes second batsman to score 400 in Ranji Trophy (Photos Credit: AFP (L); Chinmay Sutar/Instagram (R))Tiger Shroff attackers' planned escape routeThree suspects arrested in connection with the shooting at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai were allegedly trying to flee to Nepal via Delhi, the probe has revealed. The accused, identified as Rehan alias Sukka, from Sonipat in Haryana; Hritik Kurmi alias Roshan, originally from Begusarai in Bihar and living in Mumbai; and a minor from Haryana, had a detailed escape route planned after the incident. Read here.
United States secretary of state Marco Rubio on Monday said Washington was "very close" to finalising a trade deal with India. “We're trying to finalize a trade deal with India right now. We're very close to doing that. So that's one of the things we take into consideration when the President makes a decision about national security waivers and things of that nature,” Rubio said while speaking to reporters in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Read the story here.
Singer Jubin Nautiyal's father, politician Ramsharan Nautiyal, rejoined the Congress on Monday, days after he quit the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Ramsharan was inducted into the party in the presence of AICC in-charge of Uttarakhand Kumari Selja, Uttarakhand Congress chief Ganesh Godiyal, and Leader of Opposition in the Uttarakhand Assembly Yashpal Arya in New Delhi. Check here.
Ahead of the run-off vote for the presidential elections in Brazil, incumbent President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and right-wing Senator Flavio Bolsonaro clashed over a series of topics. Read here.
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