Shweta Desai

The friend said, this is just about providing a part of your body to another person and once that will work, they will have the babies.

Super mom.

Her boyfriend dragged her by her hair on a sidewalk.

but this is what she said he had her hair and then what she did was she chopped her hair and she's like now hold it and show me

She has to run?

Yeah.

The open-toe leather sandal, known as the Kolhapuri Chappal, is traditionally worn by farmers in rural western India.

For years, the Kolhapuri Chappal has had a geographical indication tag which offers legal protection to its cultural heritage.

So after Prada appeared to copy the sandal for Milan Fashion Week, Indian artisans filed a case in a state high court for violation of intellectual property.

Following the backlash, Prada acknowledged its designs were inspired by Kolhapuris.

Now Reuters reports that Prada will manufacture 2,000 pairs of the Kolhapuri sandals made by Indian artisans.

They'll be sold for nearly $1,000 a pair when they go on sale in February.

For NPR News, I'm Shweta Desai in Mumbai.

Reuters reports that major manufacturers, including Apple, Google and Samsung, have opposed the move due to legal and privacy concerns.

It comes after the Indian government retracted a previous proposal mandating phone manufacturers to pre-install a state-run app that would have allowed surveillance of users.

Rights groups have accused India of using digital surveillance tools such as Israeli software Pegasus to target opposition figures, journalists and critics.

The Indian government did not respond to requests for comments.

For NPR News, I'm Shweta Desai in Mumbai.

The nightclub is in the Goan town of Arpora.

Like much of the state, it is a popular party destination for Indians and tourists.