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The customer paid $120 (Rs 9,920) to buy all the packets of noodles and destroying them by smashing them on the ground. The man destroyed all packets of instant noodles. Online discussion has been stirred by a man's response to a street vendor in China who insulted him. The event occurred in Shandong province when the unidentified man went to the night market, said South China Morning Post (SCMP). He complained to the vendor that the price of a bowl of instant noodles was too high at 14 yuan ($2 or 164). The salesperson attempted to explain, but the customer demanded ingredients. He was informed by the noodle vendor that one egg and two vegetable leaves were utilized. "How are sales at 14 yuan per possible? Is it too pricey, though? The man is quoted by SCMP as stating. The seller waved him off and declined to respond. However, the man persisted in seeking an explanation for the "high" fee. Then the vendor's son stood up and yelled at the client. He advised the m...

Union I&B Minister Anurag Thakur on Monday (August 7) slammed Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi over the Chinese funding issue into News Click alleging that an anti-India, 'Break India' campaign is being run through the organisation. Union Minister Anurag Thakur Union I&B Minister Anurag Thakur attacked Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday (August 7) over the Chinese financing issue into News Click, stating that the organization is running an anti-India, 'Break India' campaign. "China provides funding to Neville Roy Singham." "He has a direct connection to China's propaganda arm," he claimed. "Congress, China, and NewsClick are all connected by an umbilical cord." Chinese goods are readily visible in Rahul Gandhi's 'Nakli Mohabbat Ki Dukaan'. His affection for China is palpable. They had an anti-India agenda," he continued. #WATCH | Union Minister Anurag Thakur says, "Congress, China and NewsC...

Gandhi, recently got a huge relief from the Supreme Court after it stayed his conviction in a 2019 criminal defamation case over his Modi surname remark. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi According to sources, Rahul Gandhi will address on behalf of the Congress in the Lok Sabha on the no-confidence motion on Tuesday (August 8).  Gandhi recently received significant relief from the Supreme Court, which postponed his conviction in a 2019 criminal defamation case stemming from his Modi surname joke. Rahul Gandhi altered his Twitter bio from 'Disqualified MP' to 'Member of Parliament' on Monday, just hours after his Lok Sabha membership was restored.  The Lok Sabha Secretariat issued a statement earlier today (August 7) declaring that Gandhi's disqualification had been lifted and his membership reinstated.  Gandhi arrived on Monday. Gandhi arrived in Parliament hours after his membership had been restored. SC gives relief to Gandhi Earlier on Friday, the Supreme Court issued a b...

Deputy Commissioner Dhirendra Khadgata asked officials concerned to stop the bulldozer action following the high court ruling. The ruling came on a petition by three lawyers against the bulldozer action. New Delhi:  Following a Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment, the demolition work that had been planned for Nuh in Haryana in the wake of local conflicts has been put on hold. In response to the high court decision, Deputy Commissioner Dhirendra Khadgata requested that the appropriate authorities halt their bulldozing activities. Six people were killed in communal violence in Haryana last week, along with significant property loss and unrest in Nuh and Gurugram. The court has now taken up the case on its own initiative. In the previous four days of demolition, more than 350 shantytowns and 50 cement buildings were destroyed. Politicians claimed that the demolition campaign singled out Muslims for discrimination, which led to criticism. Additionally, a large number of people whose...

Four Syrian soldiers were killed in the Israeli airstrikes around Damascus. Representative image According to Syrian official media, at least four Syrian soldiers were reportedly killed after Israeli airstrikes on early Monday morning struck regions near Damascus. According to Syrian state media, which cited a military source, four further soldiers were hurt and "some material damage" was done as a result of the strikes. The Israeli authorities, though, made no quick comments. "The strikes targeted weapons and munitions warehouses and positions of Iran-backed militias around Damascus," the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a war monitor with ties to the opposition, reported. At least six people were reported dead and seven more injured. According to the Observatory, Israel has now attacked Syria 22 times this year. In recent years, Israel has launched hundreds of airstrikes on targets in government-controlled areas of the neighboring Syrian Arab Republic in an ef...