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With the military talks between India and China over the escalating border row in an obstinate and indeterminate state, India is rushing in more troops and war equipment to the eastern frontier in Arunachal Pradesh mirroring the deployment of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) in the region which China calls 'Southern Tibet.' In other stories, the Central government on Wednesday submitted before the Delhi High Court that the declaration of the country of origin on pre-packaged commodities used for e-commerce transactions is required in case of imported products. US President Donald Trump said his administration is willing to work with anybody, including China if they are the first to produce a successful COVID-19 vaccine. National carrier Air India has gone in for a massive cut in employee allowances even as protests from all sections of the employees continue.

1. India, China mobilise forces towards McMohan Line in Arunachal amid limbo in Ladakh talks

2. E-commerce entities must display country of origin on imported products: Centre to Delhi HC

3. Cong won't be impacted by Pilot, Scindia rebellion: Baghel

4. Indian parents in UAE seek visit visas to bring back stranded kids

Indian expats, whose children are stranded in India, are urging the authorities here to issue them visit visas to return to the UAE during a special arrangement for flights between the two countries, which lasts until July 26.
5. Water from Gandak river barrage causes flooding in North Bihar

6. Trump says US ready to work with China if first to produce successful COVID-19 vaccine

US President Donald Trump said his administration is willing to work with anybody, including China if they are the first to produce a successful COVID-19 vaccine.
7. US asks China to close its Consulate General in Houston in 72 hours

8. Air India: Govt approves 50% slash in employee allowances amid protests

National carrier Air India has gone in for a massive cut in employee allowances even as protests from all sections of the employees continue.
9. SAI extends contract of foreign coaches to ensure uninterrupted training for Tokyo Olympics bound athletes

The Sports Authority of India (SAI) on Wednesday extended the contract of 32 foreign coaches in 11 disciplines till September 30, 2021 to ensure that athletes bound for Tokyo Olympics, which has been postponed by a year, can retain continuity in their training with the same coaches.
10. Anurag Kashyap trolled for failed marriages, gives befitting reply