FGN29 PAK-IMRAN **** Former Pak PM Imran Khan likely to be released on June 11, party colleague says Islamabad: Incarcerated former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan is likely to get bail on June 11 in the Al-Qadir Trust case, a top leader of his party has said here. **** FGN12 US-PATEL-PROTESTERS **** FBI Director warns Los Angeles protesters against hitting cops New York: FBI Director Kash Patel has warned protesters facing off with US immigration authorities in Los Angeles that anyone who hits a policeman will be “going to jail.” **** FGN35 CHINA-SCS-TSUNAMI CENTRE **** China launches tsunami advisory centre for disputed South China Sea Beijing; China on Sunday launched the South China Sea Tsunami Advisory Centre and also a deep-sea test site to support fundamental deep-sea scientific research, technological innovation and the development of related industries.**** FGN22 BIZ-RAI-SINGAPORE **** India poised to benefit from FTAs, says RAI CEO Kumar Rajagopalan Singapore: India has emerged as a “great place” to use the advantages accruing from Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), a senior retail industry official said as he highlighted the success of Make in India programme. **** FGN30 BANGLA-EX UK MINISTER-YUNUS **** Former UK minister Tulip Siddiq requests meeting with B’desh chief adviser over graft allegations Dhaka: Former UK minister Tulip Siddiq has sought a meeting with Bangladesh’s Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus in London to clear up a “misunderstanding” over corruption allegations against her. **** FGN9 US-INDIANS-LD ELECTION **** Indian-American candidates win runoff races in Texas’ city councils Houston: Two Indian-American candidates have won their respective city council runoff elections in Texas. **** FGN32 NEPAL-SEX CHANGE OP **** Nepal conducts its first successful sex change surgery Kathmandu: Nepal’s first sex change surgery was successfully performed at a teaching hospital here, the head of its plastic surgery department said on Sunday. **** FGN27 LANKA-PRESIDENTIAL PARDON-POLICE **** Convicts ineligible for presidential pardon illegally released: Sri Lankan police Colombo: Investigations revealed that convicts ineligible for presidential pardon have been illegally released in the past, Sri Lankan police said on Sunday. **** PTI GRS GRS GRS