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A Hamas delegation visited Cairo on Saturday amid Egyptian state media reports indicating “significant progress” in ongoing ceasefire talks with Israel. Meanwhile, an Israeli official downplayed hopes for a complete end to the conflict. With the humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalating and Israel threatening to attack Rafah, the pressure is mounting.

Qatar is considering closing a Hamas political office as part of a broader assessment of its role as a mediator in the Israel-Hamas conflict, a source familiar with Qatari government discussions has revealed. Gulf states are weighing whether to allow Hamas to maintain its political presence as it conducts a comprehensive review of its mediation efforts during the seven-month conflict, according to information shared with Reuters.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday sought four-day judicial custody of accused Vinod Chauhan in the Delhi Excise Policy money laundering case.

Health officials of Rajasthan are holding state-level meetings due to swine flu and leptospirosis cases in the state. Health of Rajasthan An official of the department said that there are 17 active cases of swine flu in Jaipur and 21 in Sriganganagar. He said the cases were mild and no hospitalization was required.

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 23.3 degrees Celsius on Saturday, below the season’s average, according to the India Meteorological Department. Humidity at 8:30 am was recorded at 44 percent.

Village women and children in Jalna district of Maharashtra’s drought-prone Marathwada region spend most of the day searching for drinking water in nearby areas.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED), Mumbai, on Thursday conducted search operations at several locations in Pune, Nashik and Kolhapur in connection with Ponzi schemes and illegal forex trading platforms run by businessman Vinod Tukaram Khute, his family members and associates. Dubai said in a press release from the ED.

In the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, heavy rain and flash floods have had devastating effects. The death toll has risen to 37, with 74 missing, the state-run Civil Defense Agency said, Al Jazeera reported.