Global Highlights: Cooperatives, Mobs, and International Developments

Cooperatives in India are driving innovation and self-reliance, according to Amit Shah's address to the United Nations. India's cooperatives have expanded their scope beyond traditional roles, fostering self-reliance and innovation in areas like digital services, energy, and financial inclusion, as Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah highlighted in his speech to the UN.

In Bangladesh, a mob attacked homes belonging to minorities; the government has ordered repairs. Over the weekend, a mob caused damage to at least a dozen homes belonging to the Hindu community in northwestern Bangladesh, as reported by officials and media sources. The government has stepped in, issuing orders for repair works.

Andhra Pradesh CM Naidu courts Singapore investors. While visiting Singapore, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu encouraged entrepreneurs from Singapore to invest in his state, showcasing a range of developmental projects currently underway.

Pakistan Supreme Court delays decision on Imran Khan's bail pleas. Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's bail appeals, related to the May 9 violence cases, saw a delay as Pakistan's Supreme Court adjourned the hearing until August 12.

Beijing faces deadly floods, prompting widespread relief efforts. Beijing authorities have launched extensive disaster relief operations following severe rainstorms that resulted in 30 deaths, road damage, power outages, and mass evacuations.

Singapore cites a high terror threat level amidst rising extremism. Singapore's Internal Security Department (ISD) has alerted the public about an elevated terror threat, noting the increase in diverse extremist ideologies and the misuse of technologies like artificial intelligence to spread radical ideas.

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