Taipei: Responding to China's threats, Taiwan's Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said Wednesday that the island would defend itself "until the last day" if China attacked. Joseph Wu said China's efforts to reconcile with military intimidation are causing "mixed signs" to island residents. China claims that Taiwan is its territory. Wu said 10 Chinese warplanes flew into Taiwan's airspace on Monday and have deployed an aircraft carrier group to practice near Taiwan.

Wu told reporters, "We are ready to defend ourselves without question. If we need to fight a war, we will fight a war, and if we have to defend ourselves by the last day, we will defend ourselves." China does not recognize Taiwan's democratically elected government, and Chinese leader Xi Chinfing has said the "unification" of the two cannot be deferred indefinitely. Wu said in a ministry briefing, "They On one hand, they want to attract the Taiwanese people by sending their condolences, but at the same time they are also sending their military aircraft and military ships close to Taiwan to intimidate the people of Taiwan. "

Wu said, "China is sending mixed signals to the Taiwanese people..." "The huge improvement in China's military capabilities and its growing activities around Taiwan have raised concerns for the US, which is legally assured Obliged that Taiwan be able to defend itself. Taiwan and China were separated between civil war in 1949 and most of the Taiwanese continued to maintain strong economic exchanges with the mainland, maintaining the current state of genuine independence Are in favor of maintaining. 

National Desk: The Punjab and Haryana High Court shattered Palvinder Kaur's dream of marrying Prince Harry of Britain. A lawyer by profession, Palvinder Kaur herself appeared in the case to plead her case and demanded legal action, arrest warrant against Prince Harry for not fulfilling his promise to marry. Justice Arvind Singh Sangwan's court expressed sympathy for the female lawyer but dismissed her petition on 8 April.

The judge said, "After hearing the talk of the petitioner, I feel the impulse to marry Prince Harry rather than this petition." He even said that it might be said that Prince Harry is sitting in a cyber cafe in a village in Punjab. This alleged promise regarding marriage was made through an e-mail from a female lawyer. The petitioners are also confused about the names and have merged their name with the name of Kate Middleton, sister-in-law of Prince Harry. The female lawyer has called for action against Prince Harry Middleton, son of UK-based Prince Charles Middleton. 

The woman has requested the court to direct the British police to take action against Harry. He also demanded an arrest warrant against Prince Harry so that there would be no delay in his marriage. But all these arguments had no effect on the single bench. The judge said in his judgment, "This petition is very bad both from the point of view of grammar and knowledge of request and it refers to an email between the petitioner and Prince Harry, in which the said person promised to get married soon by sending an email." Have done The court asked the petitioner if she had gone to Britain, then she said that no she has not gone. The petitioner said that the conversation took place through social media and he has also sent a message to Prince Charles that he is engaged to his son. 

The judge said, "It is well known that frauds are opened on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter etc. and this court cannot rely on the veracity of such conversations." He said, there is every possibility that this so-called Prince Harry is sitting in a cyber cafe in the village of Punjab and is looking for good prospects for himself. The court said, "The court has not found any basis for taking cognizance of this petition and can only sympathize with the petitioner that he has accepted such fake conversation as true." Therefore, the petition is dismissed.