Finnish President Alexander Stubb received a ceremonial Guard of Honour during his official visit to India, marking a key moment in strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations. The ceremony, held with full state protocol, underscores growing cooperation in trade, technology, defense, and global diplomacy. Leaders from both countries are expected to discuss regional security, economic partnerships, and multilateral collaboration.

Alexander Stubb Receives Guard of Honour During India Visit

PM Narendra Modi hold a joint press conference with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in Kuala Lumpur. The leaders discussed expanding cooperation across trade, investment, and strategic sectors, highlighting the strengthening of India-Malaysia relations.

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PM Narendra Modi receive a Guard of Honour during his visit to Malaysia. The Indian Prime Minister met Malaysian leaders to discuss expanding cooperation across multiple sectors, including trade, investment, and cultural ties.

India-Malaysia Cooperation: PM Modi Receives Guard of Honour in Malaysia

To pay tribute to England pacer James Anderson (who is playing his last Test match), the West Indies Team had decided to give him a guard of honour but missed out on it unintentionally. Just after Shoaib Bashir’s run-out on a duck, the team got involved in celebration a bit too much, missing out on forming the passage for Anderson to pass through as a matter of respect. Speaking to the media after the second day’s play at Lord’s, West Indies seamer Jayden Seales revealed this.

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Seales admitted everyone had thought of giving him (James) the guard of honour but went too far from the dressing room area to return on time and do it before Anderson walked out to the loudest cheer from the crowd.

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Mikyle Louis’ direct throw affected Bashir’s run out, with Louis running straight towards his brother (part of the squad but not in the XI) near the boundary line to celebrate as everyone followed him. However, Captain Jason Holder - the second-most capped player in the team -&nbsp;ran towards Anderson to shake his hands later on.

"We spoke about it before he came out to bat, that we were going to give him a guard of honour," Jayden Seales said after the day’s play. "Obviously, the run-out took us all the way down to Swiss Cottage, so it was pretty hard to do the guard of honour for the great man. Luckily, Jason caught up with him."

Meanwhile, Anderson didn’t face a ball as England’s inning got wrapped up on 371, leading by 250 runs.

<h2>Stokes enters the elite list</h2>

England Test captain Ben Stokes entered an elite list of cricketers on day two in London. During the second innings, Stokes picked two wickets, with his second one to dismiss Kirk McKenzie on a duck saw him becoming only the third all-rounder in history, after South African Jacques Kallis and West Indian legend Sir Garfield Sobers, to complete the double of 6000 runs and 200 wickets in Tests.

That, however, helped England near their first Test win this summer, as they required four wickets to take home the first Test.

Meanwhile, James Anderson has picked just three wickets in this game, and even if he picks the remaining four, he would end up with 707 Test wickets, which is one shy of late Shane Warne’s record of 708 Test wickets.

(With inputs from agencies)

To pay tribute to England pacer James Anderson (who is playing his last Test match), the West Indies Team had decided to give him a guard of honour but missed out on it unintentionally.

To pay tribute to England pacer James Anderson (who is playing his last Test match), the West Indies Team had decided to give him a guard of honour but missed out on it unintentionally. Just after Shoaib Bashir’s run-out on a duck, the team got involved in celebration a bit too much, missing out on forming the passage for Anderson to pass through as a matter of respect. Speaking to the media after the second day’s play at Lord’s, West Indies seamer Jayden Seales revealed this. ALSO READ: Gautam Gambhir urges BCCI to consider Morne Morkel for bowling coach role – Reports Seales admitted everyone had thought of giving him (James) the guard of honour but went too far from the dressing room area to return on time and do it before Anderson walked out to the loudest cheer from the crowd. 👏 A wonderful ovation for @jimmy9 before he came out to bat.#LoveLords | #RedForRuth pic.twitter.com/GIRMh7HOGQ — Lord's Cricket Ground (@HomeOfCricket) July 11, 2024 × Mikyle Louis’ direct throw affected Bashir’s run out, with Louis running straight towards his brother (part of the squad but not in the XI) near the boundary line to celebrate as everyone followed him. However, Captain Jason Holder - the second-most capped player in the team - ran towards Anderson to shake his hands later on. "We spoke about it before he came out to bat, that we were going to give him a guard of honour," Jayden Seales said after the day’s play. "Obviously, the run-out took us all the way down to Swiss Cottage, so it was pretty hard to do the guard of honour for the great man. Luckily, Jason caught up with him." Meanwhile, Anderson didn’t face a ball as England’s inning got wrapped up on 371, leading by 250 runs. Stokes enters the elite list England Test captain Ben Stokes entered an elite list of cricketers on day two in London. During the second innings, Stokes picked two wickets, with his second one to dismiss Kirk McKenzie on a duck saw him becoming only the third all-rounder in history, after South African Jacques Kallis and West Indian legend Sir Garfield Sobers, to complete the double of 6000 runs and 200 wickets in Tests. That, however, helped England near their first Test win this summer, as they required four wickets to take home the first Test. Meanwhile, James Anderson has picked just three wickets in this game, and even if he picks the remaining four, he would end up with 707 Test wickets, which is one shy of late Shane Warne’s record of 708 Test wickets. (With inputs from agencies)

ENG vs WI 2024, Lord's Test: How West Indies missed out on giving James Anderson a guard of honour

Amid controversy over no guard of honour at the funeral of Agniveer Amritpal Singh in the Indian state of Punjab, the Indian Army said that the agniveer died by suicide. The army further admitted that there was "some misunderstanding and misrepresentation of facts" around his death.

The Indian government had announced the Agnipath scheme in 2022, in place of the&nbsp;earlier process&nbsp;of recruitment of soldiers into the armed forces. As per the scheme, the soldiers, who are called&nbsp;as Agniveers, are recruited for four years, after which they get an&nbsp;opportunity to join the regular cadre.&nbsp;

On Sunday (Oct 15), the Indian Army stated that Amritpal Singh shot himself to death while on sentry duty&nbsp;and that no guard of honour was extended to his funeral, as deaths due to such self-inflicted injuries are not given such honours.

The Army further stated that they do not differentiate between soldiers on the basis of whether they joined the force before or after the Agnipath scheme's implementation.&nbsp;

The Indian Army faced allegations of not extending military honours at the funeral of Singh, as he was an Agniveer soldier.

The Army's Nagrota-headquartered White Knight Corps said on Saturday (Oct 14) that he died because of a self-inflicted gunshot injury while he was on sentry duty in the Rajouri sector.

<h2>'Suicide cases not entitled to military funerals'</h2>

Later on Sunday night, the Army in a statement said, "It is a grave loss to the family and the Indian Army that Agniveer Amritpal Singh committed suicide by shooting himself while on sentry duty. In consonance with the existing practice, the mortal remains, after the conduct of medico-legal procedures, were transported under Army arrangements along with an escort party to his native place for the last rites."&nbsp;

"Unfortunate instances of death arising out of suicide/self-inflicted injury, irrespective of the type of entry, are accorded due respect by the Armed Forces along with deep and enduring empathy with the family. Such cases, however, are not entitled to military funerals as per the extant Army Order of 1967, in vogue. Policy on the subject has been consistently followed ever since, without any discrimination," it added.&nbsp;

"As per data held, there has been an average yearly loss ranging between 100-140 soldiers since 2001 where deaths occurred due to suicides/self-inflicted injuries, and a military funeral in such cases was not accorded," the Army stated.&nbsp;

It stated that they give due priority to entitled disbursement of financial assistance and relief, which includes immediate financial relief for carrying out funerals.

"Such unfortunate instances of loss bear heavy on the family and the Forces as a fraternity. During such times, it is important and incumbent on society to uphold the respect, privacy and dignity of the family while empathising with them in their moment of grief," the Army stated.&nbsp;

"Armed Forces are known for adherence to the policies and protocols and will continue to do so as hithertofore. The Indian Army requests support of all sections of society while it follows its established protocols," it added.&nbsp;

Taking to X, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday said irrespective of the army policy, the policy of his government will remain the same for a martyr and it will give Rs 10 million (approximately $120,000) to the family of the soldier.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Amid controversy over no guard of honour at the funeral of Agniveer Amritpal Singh in the Indian state of Punjab, the Indian Army said that the agniveer died by suicide.

Amid controversy over no guard of honour at the funeral of Agniveer Amritpal Singh in the Indian state of Punjab, the Indian Army said that the agniveer died by suicide. The army further admitted that there was "some misunderstanding and misrepresentation of facts" around his death. The Indian government had announced the Agnipath scheme in 2022, in place of the earlier process of recruitment of soldiers into the armed forces. As per the scheme, the soldiers, who are called as Agniveers, are recruited for four years, after which they get an opportunity to join the regular cadre. On Sunday (Oct 15), the Indian Army stated that Amritpal Singh shot himself to death while on sentry duty and that no guard of honour was extended to his funeral, as deaths due to such self-inflicted injuries are not given such honours. The Army further stated that they do not differentiate between soldiers on the basis of whether they joined the force before or after the Agnipath scheme's implementation. The Indian Army faced allegations of not extending military honours at the funeral of Singh, as he was an Agniveer soldier. The Army's Nagrota-headquartered White Knight Corps said on Saturday (Oct 14) that he died because of a self-inflicted gunshot injury while he was on sentry duty in the Rajouri sector. 'Suicide cases not entitled to military funerals' Later on Sunday night, the Army in a statement said, "It is a grave loss to the family and the Indian Army that Agniveer Amritpal Singh committed suicide by shooting himself while on sentry duty. In consonance with the existing practice, the mortal remains, after the conduct of medico-legal procedures, were transported under Army arrangements along with an escort party to his native place for the last rites." "Unfortunate instances of death arising out of suicide/self-inflicted injury, irrespective of the type of entry, are accorded due respect by the Armed Forces along with deep and enduring empathy with the family. Such cases, however, are not entitled to military funerals as per the extant Army Order of 1967, in vogue. Policy on the subject has been consistently followed ever since, without any discrimination," it added. "As per data held, there has been an average yearly loss ranging between 100-140 soldiers since 2001 where deaths occurred due to suicides/self-inflicted injuries, and a military funeral in such cases was not accorded," the Army stated. It stated that they give due priority to entitled disbursement of financial assistance and relief, which includes immediate financial relief for carrying out funerals. "Such unfortunate instances of loss bear heavy on the family and the Forces as a fraternity. During such times, it is important and incumbent on society to uphold the respect, privacy and dignity of the family while empathising with them in their moment of grief," the Army stated. "Armed Forces are known for adherence to the policies and protocols and will continue to do so as hithertofore. The Indian Army requests support of all sections of society while it follows its established protocols," it added. Taking to X, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday said irrespective of the army policy, the policy of his government will remain the same for a martyr and it will give Rs 10 million (approximately $120,000) to the family of the soldier. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Agniveer Amritpal Singh committed suicide, says Indian Army amid row over guard of honour

The Australian Cricket Team gave a guard of honour to outgoing Stuart Broad as he came out to bat during day four of the ongoing fifth Ashes Test at the Kia Oval in London. After the third day's play in London, Broad announced his decision to retire from all formats. The right-hand seamer, earlier during this series, became only the second fast bowler after compatriot James Anderson to pick 600 Test wickets.

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Meanwhile, walking alongside birthday boy, James Anderson, Broad and his favourite bowling partner added 14 runs to the overnight tally before James got trapped right in the middle off Murphy. As England got all out on 395, they gave Australia a target of 384.

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The Aussies began positively, with openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja stitching a 50-run stand against a potent English attack. By lunch, Australia were 75 for no loss in 24 overs, needing more than 309 runs to win the match and an away Ashes for the first time since 2001.

<h2>Broad details retirement call</h2>

Speaking with Sky Sports on Saturday, Broad revealed his decision to step&nbsp;aside from cricket and added the Ashes is the perfect platform to do so. Having played each Ashes home game since his debut outing against Australia in 2009, Broad remained England's go-to-bowler and with over 600 wickets on his back, he bows out as one of Test cricket's greats.

"It's been a wonderful ride, a huge privilege to wear the Nottinghamshire and the England badge as much as I have," Broad told Sky Sports at the close of the third day's play. "And I'm loving cricket as much as I ever have. It's been such a wonderful series to be a part of, and I've always wanted to finish at the top. And this series just feels like it's been one of the most enjoyable and entertaining I've been a part of."

Broad added he finally decided to hang his boots at around 8:30 pm the previous night and told Captain Ben Stokes in the changing room.&nbsp;

"I've been thinking about it for a while, a few weeks," he added. "England vs Australia has always been the pinnacle for me - I have loved the battles with Australia that have come my way and the team's way, I have a love affair with Ashes, and I think I wanted my last bat and bowl to be in Ashes cricket.

"I told Stokesy [Ben Stokes] last night and told the changing room this morning, and, to be honest, it just felt the right time, and I didn't want friends or Nottinghamshire team-mates to see things that might come out, so I prefer to just say it now, and just give it a good crack for the last Australia innings.

"I have thought a lot about it, and even up till 8 pm last night, I was 50/50. But when I went up to Stokesy's room and told him, I have felt really happy since and content with everything I have achieved," Broad added.

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The Australian Cricket Team gave a guard of honour to outgoing Stuart Broad as he came out to bat during day four of the ongoing fifth Ashes Test at the Kia Oval in London.

The Australian Cricket Team gave a guard of honour to outgoing Stuart Broad as he came out to bat during day four of the ongoing fifth Ashes Test at the Kia Oval in London. After the third day's play in London, Broad announced his decision to retire from all formats. The right-hand seamer, earlier during this series, became only the second fast bowler after compatriot James Anderson to pick 600 Test wickets. WATCH THE VIDEO - A guard of honour for Stuart Broad 👏✨pic.twitter.com/q8UoY0kipD — Sky Sports (@SkySports) July 30, 2023 × Meanwhile, walking alongside birthday boy, James Anderson, Broad and his favourite bowling partner added 14 runs to the overnight tally before James got trapped right in the middle off Murphy. As England got all out on 395, they gave Australia a target of 384. ALSO READ: Stuart Broad recalls Durban debacle against Yuvraj, says he built his 'warrior mode' after that experience The Aussies began positively, with openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja stitching a 50-run stand against a potent English attack. By lunch, Australia were 75 for no loss in 24 overs, needing more than 309 runs to win the match and an away Ashes for the first time since 2001. Broad details retirement call Speaking with Sky Sports on Saturday, Broad revealed his decision to step aside from cricket and added the Ashes is the perfect platform to do so. Having played each Ashes home game since his debut outing against Australia in 2009, Broad remained England's go-to-bowler and with over 600 wickets on his back, he bows out as one of Test cricket's greats. "It's been a wonderful ride, a huge privilege to wear the Nottinghamshire and the England badge as much as I have," Broad told Sky Sports at the close of the third day's play. "And I'm loving cricket as much as I ever have. It's been such a wonderful series to be a part of, and I've always wanted to finish at the top. And this series just feels like it's been one of the most enjoyable and entertaining I've been a part of." Broad added he finally decided to hang his boots at around 8:30 pm the previous night and told Captain Ben Stokes in the changing room. "I've been thinking about it for a while, a few weeks," he added. "England vs Australia has always been the pinnacle for me - I have loved the battles with Australia that have come my way and the team's way, I have a love affair with Ashes, and I think I wanted my last bat and bowl to be in Ashes cricket. "I told Stokesy [Ben Stokes] last night and told the changing room this morning, and, to be honest, it just felt the right time, and I didn't want friends or Nottinghamshire team-mates to see things that might come out, so I prefer to just say it now, and just give it a good crack for the last Australia innings. "I have thought a lot about it, and even up till 8 pm last night, I was 50/50. But when I went up to Stokesy's room and told him, I have felt really happy since and content with everything I have achieved," Broad added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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PSG player Lionel Messi was welcomed with a guard of honour on Wednesday after a 17-day hiatus following his World Cup victory with Argentina's national soccer team.

World Cup winner Lionel Messi given guard of honour as he returns to PSG

Star bowler Jasprit Bumrah saved the day for Team India with the bat. India's batting line-up crumbled in front of Australia A during the practice Test match.&nbsp;

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India opted to bat first and were off to a decent off despite losing Mayank Agarwal early. Prithvi Shaw's blistering 29-ball 40 and Shubman Gill's 43 put India back on track. However, after their dismissal, India's batting order crumbled. From 72 for 1 it went down to 123/9.&nbsp;

However, a 71-run tenth-wicket stand from Bumrah (55) and Mohammad Siraj (23) saved the visitors from further humiliation.

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Jasprit Bumrah's maiden fifty came at a crucial time and helped India put 194 on board. As a result, Kohli &amp; Co. gave a standing ovation and a thundering response to Bumrah, in particular, for his power-hitting 55. Thus, he was given a guard of honour from his mates in the dressing room as the innings came to a close after India was all out.&nbsp;

Earlier, India's prolific batsman Rohit Sharma passed his fitness test by the National Cricket Academy (NCA) on Friday and will now be travelling to Australia on December 13. Rohit Sharma sustained a hamstring injury while playing IPL in the UAE.&nbsp;

India kick off their four-match Test series versus Tim Paine-led Australia with the day-night Test at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide from December 17.

Star bowler Jasprit Bumrah saved the day for Team India with the bat. India's batting line-up crumbled in front of Australia A during the practice Test match. Also read: Mohammed Siraj's spirit of cricket during India's practice match wins internet India opted to bat first and were off to a decent off despite losing Mayank Agarwal early.

Star bowler Jasprit Bumrah saved the day for Team India with the bat. India's batting line-up crumbled in front of Australia A during the practice Test match. Also read: Mohammed Siraj's spirit of cricket during India's practice match wins internet India opted to bat first and were off to a decent off despite losing Mayank Agarwal early. Prithvi Shaw's blistering 29-ball 40 and Shubman Gill's 43 put India back on track. However, after their dismissal, India's batting order crumbled. From 72 for 1 it went down to 123/9. However, a 71-run tenth-wicket stand from Bumrah (55) and Mohammad Siraj (23) saved the visitors from further humiliation. Also read: Rohit Sharma passes fitness test at NCA and will travel to Australia Jasprit Bumrah's maiden fifty came at a crucial time and helped India put 194 on board. As a result, Kohli & Co. gave a standing ovation and a thundering response to Bumrah, in particular, for his power-hitting 55. Thus, he was given a guard of honour from his mates in the dressing room as the innings came to a close after India was all out. Earlier, India's prolific batsman Rohit Sharma passed his fitness test by the National Cricket Academy (NCA) on Friday and will now be travelling to Australia on December 13. Rohit Sharma sustained a hamstring injury while playing IPL in the UAE. India kick off their four-match Test series versus Tim Paine-led Australia with the day-night Test at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide from December 17.

Jasprit Bumrah receives guard of honour from Team India for his brave innings

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Vladivostok city of Russia on Wednesday to participate in the 20th India-Russia annual summit and the fifth meeting of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF). PM Modi received a guard of honour at the Vladivostok International Airport in the presence of Russia`s Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Morgulov.

PM Modi receives guard of honour at the Vladivostok International Airport

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Vladivostok city of Russia on Wednesday to participate in the 20th India-Russia annual summit and the fifth meeting of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF). Watch this video to know more.

Indian PM Modi arrives in Vladivostok

In an unprecedented move, the Odisha government has done away with the practice of according 'Guard of Honour' to the Chief Minister, ministers and other government officials.

However, the practice would be duly followed on special occasions like Republic Day, Independence Day and Utkal Dibasa (Odisha Day).&nbsp;

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik was first to remove red beacon from his car.&nbsp;

Moreover, the tradition of ceremonial welcome will still remain in practice for the President, Vice President and Prime Minister of India, Governor, Lokayukta, Chief Justice of both Supreme Court and High Court and other judges of both the courts.

In an unprecedented move, the Odisha government has done away with the practice of according 'Guard of Honour' to the Chief Minister, ministers and other government officials.

In an unprecedented move, the Odisha government has done away with the practice of according 'Guard of Honour' to the Chief Minister, ministers and other government officials. However, the practice would be duly followed on special occasions like Republic Day, Independence Day and Utkal Dibasa (Odisha Day). Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik was first to remove red beacon from his car. Moreover, the tradition of ceremonial welcome will still remain in practice for the President, Vice President and Prime Minister of India, Governor, Lokayukta, Chief Justice of both Supreme Court and High Court and other judges of both the courts.

Odisha abolishes practice of according 'Guard of Honour' to chief minsiter, government officials

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