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Explained in charts: India's inflation situation and its impact on households

NEW DELHI: Soaring prices of food items amid hardening global commodity prices have put an added burden on common man's pockets.

The Times of India

Exclusive-Russian invasion damaged up to 30% of Ukraine's infrastructure, says minister

Russia's invasion has damaged or destroyed up to 30% of Ukraine's infrastructure at a cost of $100 billion, a Ukrainian minister said on Monday, adding reconstruction could be achieved in two years using frozen Russian assets to help finance it.

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Russia steps up bombardment of cities across Ukraine

Russia intensifies attacks across Ukraine in a push to break down its defences ahead of an expected assault on the east.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine charity kitchen of celebrity chef José Andrés is destroyed in Russian attack

World Central Kitchen’s restaurant in Kharkiv was struck by Russian forces on Saturday as the Kremlin increases its assault on the east of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Mariupol says 40,000 deported from besieged city to Russian regions

The mayor of the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol on Monday said that about 40,000 civilians had been forcibly moved to Russia or Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine.

Reuters

Police Say 269 Bodies Recovered in Ukraine’s War-Torn Irpin

Ukrainian investigators have examined 269 dead bodies in Irpin, near Kyiv, since the town was taken back from Russian forces in late March, a police official said on Monday, as workers dug fresh graves on its outskirts. The town, which had a pre-war population of about 62,000, was one of…

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DJ Matoma uses Coachella billboards to raise awareness for Ukraine

‘Those days of freedom are sadly gone for them, and now bombs rain down on their cities’ the DJ said

The Independent UK

Yellen to push institutions to scale up response to war-fueled food security crisis

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will convene a high-level panel on Tuesday to discuss the global response to an ongoing food security crisis exacerbated by Russia's war against Ukraine, the Treasury Department said in a statement.

Reuters

Russia says destroyed foreign-made weapons stored near Ukraine's Lviv - TASS

Russian air forces carried out air strikes at a logistics centre of the Ukrainian army near the city of Lviv and destroyed a large number of foreign-made weapons stored there, TASS news agency quoted the Russian defence ministry as saying on Monday.

Reuters

Ukraine official says Russia has started new offensive in east

Russia appears to have started its anticipated new offensive in the east of Ukraine, Ukraine's top security official said on Monday.

Reuters

Ukraine rejects Serbian bomb threat claims on Russia flights

Ukraine has rejected as baseless and false the accusations made by Serbia’s president that Ukraine’s secret service is behind a series of false bomb threats against Air Serbia flights to Russia

The Independent UK

No humanitarian ceasefires in Ukraine on horizon, possibly in coming weeks - U.N. aid chief

Humanitarian ceasefires between Ukrainian and Russian forces in Ukraine are not on the horizon right now, but may be possible in a couple of weeks, the U.N. humanitarian aid chief Martin Griffiths said on Monday.

Reuters

Head of RT tells Russian state TV nation is 'waging war against NATO' not Ukraine

Russia Today editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan, who is a high-ranking ally of Vladimir Putin, told TV pundits on state-controlled propaganda programme Russia-1 that it was NATO's fault the invasion is dragging on

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Police say 269 bodies recovered in Ukraine's war-torn Irpin

Evening Standard

Briton spends £3,000 on hotel for Ukrainian woman and daughter as they wait weeks for visa

A British man has spent more than £3,000 to help a woman and teenage girl who fled Ukraine and are stuck in an Amsterdam hotel awaiting a UK Visa.

Axios

Putin honors Russian brigade accused of Bucha atrocities

Putin praised the brigade for its "mass heroism and courage shown in defending the Fatherland."

The Hindu

Finland would be ‘grateful’ if India negotiates between Russia and Ukraine, says Mika Lintilä

We hope for a negotiated settlement of the war, says Finnish Minister

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Ukraine says it sees signs Russia is starting new eastern offensive

Ukraine's armed forces command has observed signs that Russia is starting an anticipated new offensive in the east of the country, increasing the intensity of attacks in parts of the Donetsk and Kharkiv regions, it said on Monday.

Reuters

U.S. Treasury's Yellen to skip some G20 sessions, encourage pressure on Russia

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen plans to skip some sessions of this week's G20 finance meeting in protest at Russia's assault on Ukraine and will urge International Monetary Fund and World Bank members to increase pressure on Moscow, two senior U.S. Treasury officials said on Monday.

Reuters

Mariupol still contested, U.S. official says

The port city of Mariupol in eastern Ukraine was still contested as Russian appeared to have sent reinforcements into Ukraine in recent days, a senior U.S. defense official said on Monday.

Daily Mirror

Russia's youngest soldier killed identifiable only through DNA as another colonel dies

Colonel Ivan Grishin, commander of the 49th anti-aircraft missile brigade, is the latest in a growing line of top Russian brass killed in Vladimir Putin's ongoing invasion of Ukraine

Irish Mirror

Russia claims World War Three has begun as Vladimir Putin makes terrifying move near Ukraine

TV host Olga Skabeyeva told Rossiya 1 channel viewers that "what it's escalated into can safely be called World War Three"

The Guardian - UK

Kharkiv family races to get six newborn puppies out of Ukraine

Family hopes to find a way to safely evacuate the puppies to loving homes in the UK or elsewhere

Daily Mirror

Ex-Russian minister reveals exact time Vladimir Putin will 'probably' use nuclear weapons

Andrei Kozyrev, who served under Putin's predecessor Boris Yeltsin in the 1990s, played down fears that the irrational Russian president will imminently unleash the country's nuclear arsenal

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