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Donald Trump plans to visit India next year; Police probe Noida woman's murder

US President Donald Trump on Thursday said his discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi were “going very well,” confirming his plans to visit India as trade negotiations progress between the two nations. Praising Modi as a “great friend,” Trump noted growing alignment between Washington and New Delhi, particularly on energy cooperation, adding that India has significantly reduced oil imports from Russia.

In a shocking crime in Noida’s Sector 108, police have launched a major investigation after discovering a woman’s dismembered body in a drain on Thursday. Officials said the body was found in a severely mutilated state, with both hands and the head missing. Forensic teams are collecting evidence while multiple police units review CCTV footage to identify the victim and track down those responsible.

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