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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju alleged that a group of Congress MPs entered
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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
China Urges Banks To Reduce US Treasury Exposure
China have asked domestic banks to limit exposure to United States (US) Treasury securities amid concerns over market volatility and financial risk
India Greece Sign Defence Cooperation Pact
India and Greece signed a joint declaration of intent aimed at expanding defence industrial cooperation, marking a step toward deeper military and
Keir Starmer Aide Quits Amid Epstein Fallout
The communications chief to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has resigned following controversy linked to the wider fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein case,
India Bangladesh Border Fencing Land Handover Standoff: Mamata Banerjee’s Administrative Resistance Is Slowing Border Security
The current confrontation between the Union Government and the West Bengal government over land handover for India Bangladesh border fencing is not a
Supreme Court Directs States Not To Obstruct Voter Roll Revision
The Supreme Court said states must not create obstacles in completing the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, stressing the importance of
Taiwan Says 40% Semiconductor Chip Shift To US Not Feasible
Taiwan has said shifting 40% of its semiconductor manufacturing capacity to the United States is not feasible, responding to ongoing discussions about
Russia Offers Counterterror Support To Pakistan
Russia President Vladmir Putin has offered counterterrorism cooperation to Pakistan, signalling a potential expansion of security engagement between the
Trump Plans First Board Of Peace Meeting
US President Donald Trump plans to convene the first meeting of a newly created “Board of Peace” in Washington later this month, as part of efforts to
Bangladesh Election Sees Gen Z Influence
Bangladesh voted in a national election marked by strong participation from young voters, with political parties adapting campaigns to appeal to a
Pakistan Reconsiders India T20 World Cup Match Boycott
Pakistan is reconsidering its stance on boycotting matches against India ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup following discussions involving the
Amit Shah Reviews Security In Chhattisgarh
Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Chhattisgarh on February 8 to review security operations and development initiatives in areas affected by Left-Wing
Nine Delhi Schools Receive Bomb Threat Emails
Several schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails, prompting immediate evacuation and large-scale security checks by police and emergency teams across
Ajit Doval Meets Canadian Counterpart
India’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval met his Canadian counterpart as New Delhi and Ottawa explored steps to stabilise relations following recent
Centre Starts Work On Sawalkote Hydropower Project
The central government has directed authorities to begin work on the Sawalkote Hydroelectric Project in Jammu and Kashmir, marking a major step toward
Mohan Bhagwat Says Caste Driven By Politics
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said caste divisions today persist largely due to political and social interests, calling for efforts to move society toward
Iran Refuses To Halt Uranium Enrichment
Iran said it will not abandon its uranium enrichment programme during ongoing negotiations held in Oman, signalling firm positions as diplomatic efforts
