Bangladesh Jamaat Leader Assures Minority Safety
A senior Jamaat-e-Islami leader in Bangladesh said minorities in the
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India Hosts First BRICS Sherpa Meeting
India hosted the first BRICS Sherpa meeting under its 2026 chairmanship, bringing together representatives from member countries to outline priorities and
Khawaja Asif Criticises US War Partnership
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has criticised the United States over past military cooperation, saying Pakistan paid a heavy cost for supporting
Pakistan Bangladesh World Cup Boycott Threat Failed To Change ICC Policy
The threatened boycott of the India match during the T20 World Cup was projected to fans as a major stand against unfair treatment in world cricket.
10 Dead In Canada School Shooting
A shooting incident at a school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, left at least 10 people dead and several others injured, prompting a major police
Russia Hopes India US Deal Won’t Hurt Ties
Russia has said it expects India’s expanding economic engagement with the United States will not undermine the long-standing strategic partnership between
Congress Attacks Centre on US Trade Pact
The Congress on Wednesday criticised the Centre over the interim India-US trade understanding, alleging the agreement favours Washington more than New
Indian Government Orders 3 Hour Removal Of Deepfakes
The government has introduced new rules requiring rapid removal of objectionable AI-generated content and mandatory labelling of deepfakes, tightening
NEET-PG Cutoff Collapse: Do We Want Doctors Or Trusted Doctors
NEET-PG counselling this year produced an unusual headline. Postgraduate medical seats, including clinical branches, were allotted at extremely low and
India’s Industrial Phase Has Begun And The World’s Resource Map Is Already Changing
A recent international report noted that South African coal exporters are increasingly relying on India’s sponge iron industry for survival. At first
India Critical Minerals Deals With Brazil Canada France Netherlands: From Import Dependence To Resource Power
For decades, India tried to become a manufacturing power by building factories first and worrying about raw materials later. That model worked for
Armenia Deploys Akash And Pinaka As India Becomes A Defence Export Power
Armenia has inducted Indian Akash air defence missiles and Pinaka rocket artillery into operational deployment. For Indians who remember defence news from
Kotak Mahindra Bank CTO Bhavnish Lathia Resigns
Kotak Mahindra Bank’s Chief Technology Officer Bhavnish Lathia has resigned less than a year after taking up the role, the bank said in a regulatory
Al Nassr Expect Cristiano Ronaldo To Return Saturday
Al Nassr expect Cristiano Ronaldo to return to action after a brief training absence, with the Portugal captain likely to feature in the club’s upcoming
Shami Kishan Dropped From BCCI Contracts
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has revised its annual central contracts list, dropping several players including Mohammed Shami and Ishan
Thailand Conservatives Win Election Victory
Conservative political bloc of Thailand secured a decisive victory in the latest election, reshaping the country’s political balance and strengthening its
Trump Warns Canada US Bridge Opening May Halt
US President Donald Trump warned that the opening of a new bridge connecting the United States and Canada could be halted amid an ongoing trade dispute
India Diversifies Supplies To Boost Energy Security
India is expanding efforts to secure stable energy supplies by sourcing fuel from multiple regions, the Foreign Secretary said, outlining a strategy aimed
Pakistan Confirms T20 World Cup Participation Against India
Pakistan’s position on its participation in the T20 World Cup stabilised after discussions with the International Cricket Council, ending uncertainty
US Cuts Bangladesh Tariff To 19 Percent
The United States (US) has reduced tariffs on certain Bangladesh exports to 19% under a new trade arrangement, a move expected to affect bilateral trade
Mamata Banerjee SIR Challenge and Supreme Court Pushback: Limits of State Resistance in Federal India
The Supreme Court’s warning that no impediment will be allowed to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls was not just another procedural
