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1.The Embassy of India in Kyiv has sent out a notification asking Indians, particularly students whose stay is not essential, to leave Ukraine temporarily in view of uncertainties of the current situation. This comes as tensions rise over a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.-The Economic Times

2.US President Joe Biden made an emotive appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin to step back from war with Ukraine on Tuesday, speaking starkly of the "needless death and destruction" Moscow could cause and international outrage Putin would face.-dnaindia.com

3.Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has declared a national emergency in response to the ongoing truckers’ protests against various Covid-19 related measures including vaccine mandates.-hindustantimes.com

4.As Russia pulls back some troops from its border along Ukraine, the Western world is breathing a sigh of relief. Even as tensions simmer in Ukraine, the White House is exercising caution and market sentiments around the world seem to be improving. Read on to know all about the Russia-Ukraine conflict that reached an inflection point with European stability and the future of East-West relations hanging in the balance.-cnbctv18.com

5.The United States has said that India is a driving force of the Quad and an engine for regional growth, days after the fourth meeting of the strategic security bloc was held in Australia's Melbourne.-hindustantimes.com

6.India is ready to supply locomotives and passenger carriages and transfer technology for railway signalling systems to Bangladesh as part of ongoing cooperation between the two sides to improve connectivity.-hindustantimes.com

7.Indian Railways will soon start a new passenger-friendly service of home delivery of goods. Railways has already started conducting test runs of the door-to-door delivery service for individual and bulk customers. The Indian Railways is planning to start the services on a similar pattern to that of courier companies and e-commerce players.-dnaindia.com

8.Sterling Holiday Resorts Ltd. has beaten the trend and despite a complete 3-month impact of the pandemic in the summer season resulting in only 6 months of operation, the company has reported a profitable Q3 and a profitable Financial YTD.-hospitalitybizindia.com

9.A dedicated film city is being planned in Pune, while an additional industrial area is being developed for “electronic firms”, officials said during the ‘Invest in Pune’ session of the Pune International Business Summit 2022, organised by MCCIA on Monday.-hindustantimes.com

10.After a long hiatus, Indians may soon get to plan their summer vacay to foreign destinations as regular international flights are set to resume soon. The aviation ministry had earlier decided to resume international flights starting December 15, 2021, but dropped the plan owing to the rise in Omicron cases.-Times Now

11.Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) today announced the signing of a new SeleQtions resort in Bekal, Kerala. Bekal is well known for its beach, backwaters, hill destinations and historic fort. This resort is a management contract with Gopalan Enterprises. It is a Brownfield project slated to open in 2024.-hospitalitybizindia.com

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