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The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on Saturday called as "mischievous interpretation" the criticism over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks at an all-party meeting that no one has entered Indian territory or captured any military post while referring to the Galwan Valley clash in eastern Ladakh. Days after a violent face-off between India and China in Galwan valley, the latest set of satellite images have surfaced showing China diverting the course of Galwan river. Congress leader and former Union Minister P Chidambaram, on Saturday, suggested that India to remain a part of the global supply chain and should not "boycott" Chinese goods. Three unions in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) representing officers, field workers and class III employees on Saturday said the move to sell equity of the insurer will impact the economy and vulnerable sections of the Indian people.

1. PMO issues clarification over Modi's comments that no one entered Indian territory

2. Ladakh face-off: Satellite images reveal China diverting course of Galwan river

3.India must continue to be part of global supply chain, must not boycott Chinese products: P Chidambaram

4. Delhi govt orders hospitals to recall medical staff from leave

5. Limits on airfares may be extended beyond August 24 depending on situation: Aviation Secretary

6. LIC unions urge FM not to divest

7. Chinese varsity to take action against Indian student for posting offensive comments

8. Perfectly healthy, news about my illness baseless: Snehasish Ganguly

9. Mashrafe Mortaza tests positive for COVID-19

Mashrafe Mortaza had stepped down from captaincy during Bangladesh's last home series against Zimbabwe in February.

10. Sushant Singh Rajput regretted parting ways with Ankita Lokhande, says his psychiatrist