1. Pakistan to Restrict entry of Iran’s Ambassador After Missile Strike


    The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed concern over Iran’s missile attack on its territory, resulting in the death of two children. Pakistan has summoned Iran’s representative, calling it an unacceptable violation of its sovereignty with potentially serious consequences.


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  1. spike in Iranian suicides attributed to “rice pills”


    An alarming increase in deaths in Iran can be attributed to the consumption of “rice pills,” which contain aluminum phosphide. Over the past nine months, 49 individuals have lost their lives due to these pills. The rise in fatalities is a result of economic problems in Iran, leading to social consequences such as increased suicide rates, crime rates, dropout rates, and organ trafficking. Effective governance and improved welfare measures are urgently needed to address these issues.


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  1. India’s Basmati Rice Named Best in the World: Taste Atlas


    India’s Basmati Rice has been declared the ‘Best Rice in the World’ by Taste Atlas, reaffirming its global culinary prowess. The long-grain variety is renowned for its distinct flavor and non-sticky texture when cooked. Alongside this esteemed recognition, India’s Mango Lassi was also awarded as the ‘Best Dairy Beverage in the World’. These accolades showcase the country’s impressive culinary offerings on an international scale.


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  1. Pakistan retaliates with airstrikes in Iran following Tehran attack, resulting in at least 7 casualties.


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  1. Pakistani Exporters Worry About EU and US Shipments Amidst Heat in the Red Sea


    The recent Red Sea disruptions by Yemen’s Houthis have significantly impacted Pakistan’s export shipments to Europe and the US. Perishables, textiles, and rice sectors face challenges such as increased freight charges and longer transit times. Despite obstacles, exporters remain hopeful, but addressing these issues is crucial for sustaining export industry growth.


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  1. Vietnam Imposes Restrictions on Agricultural Mechanization: HAS Rice Pakistan Reports


    Deputy Minister Phung Duc Tien aims to enhance Vietnam’s agricultural sector with high-quality goods and global participation, while addressing challenges of small-scale manufacturing and low productivity. Collaboration with Italian organizations and equipment enterprises is sought to develop agricultural machinery for the Vietnamese market.


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  1. Fiji experiences higher rice import expenses: A noteworthy change


    The increase in global rice prices is impacting Fiji’s import costs, which reached close to $60 million last year compared to the usual $40-$50 million. Despite the challenges, Fiji Rice Limited Chair, Raj Sharma, highlights the government’s efforts to support domestic rice cultivation through increased prices, enhancing food security and reducing reliance on imports. For rice suppliers and exporters, useful links are provided. (48 words)


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  1. Iran Confirms Responsibility for Fatal Attack on Pakistani Territory


    Iran’s admission of a missile and drone attack on Pakistan has sparked tensions, leading to the death of two children and injury of three others. China urges restraint while both countries accuse each other of harboring militant groups. The situation remains unpredictable.


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  1. India pledges to lift export barriers for Bangladesh


    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has committed to removing export restrictions on vital commodities such as sugar, onions, rice, and wheat, following a discussion with Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Factors contributing to this decision include conflicts between Ukraine and Russia, as well as the devaluation of the Bangladeshi taka.


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  1. Brothers Who Established Rs 9398 Crore Company Escape Pakistan via Chartered Plane During Partition


    Discover the inspiring journey of two brothers from Pakistan to India, who built a remarkable business empire after fleeing during the partition. With hard work and determination, Khushi Ram and Bihari Lal established the successful rice company KRBL, becoming India’s leading rice exporter and achieving a valuation of Rs 9,398 crore.


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