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Hormuz Closure Threatens Saudi Oil and China’s Energy. Pakistan Steps In to Fix Both

By BPN News Desk April 17, 2026

The Strait of Hormuz is not just another maritime route caught in geopolitical crossfire. It is the single most critical artery of global energy supply, a narrow passage through which a significant portion of the world’s oil flows every single day. When tensions escalate in this corridor, the impact is not local, it is global. […]

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Unknown Gunmen Shoot Amir Hamza: Pakistan’s Safe Havens No Longer Safe for Its Own Operatives

By BPN News Desk April 16, 2026

The shooting of Amir Hamza in Lahore by unidentified gunmen is not just another violent incident buried in the endless churn of regional headlines. It is a moment that demands closer attention, not because violence in Pakistan is unusual, but because of who the target is and where the attack took place. Hamza is no […]

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Iran Used a Commercial Satellite for War. India Still Treats Space as a Government Monopoly

By BPN News Desk April 16, 2026

Iran did not just fire missiles at American positions across the Gulf and the wider West Asian theatre. According to reports, Iranian planners had allegedly secured access to a Chinese-built commercial satellite already in orbit and used it to track U.S. bases through time-stamped imagery and orbital surveillance inputs before and after strikes. This was […]

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Kejriwal’s Bias Claims Against Delhi High Court Lack Evidence

By BPN News Desk April 15, 2026

There is a difference between defending yourself in court and staging a political performance from inside one. What Arvind Kejriwal appears to be doing in the Delhi High Court is not merely legal defence. It increasingly looks like an attempt to turn the courtroom into a personal theatre where every procedural move can be amplified […]

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NavIC Delayed, SSLV Slowed, PSLV Failing: Is India’s Space Program Facing More Than Technical Glitches?

By BPN News Desk April 15, 2026

Back-to-back PSLV failures have done more than just dent ISRO’s launch calendar. They have disrupted the deployment of NavIC satellites, slowed down the SSLV rollout, and exposed how deeply India’s space ecosystem depends on a single launch vehicle. What should have been an isolated technical setback has now snowballed into a systemic disruption. The question […]

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₹18 Petrol Loss, ₹35 Diesel Loss: Is India Delaying Fuel Price Reality Until After Elections?

By BPN News Desk April 15, 2026

The numbers are no longer whispers buried in balance sheets. Oil marketing companies are reportedly losing around ₹18 per litre on petrol and a staggering ₹35 per litre on diesel, even as retail fuel prices remain unchanged across the country. This is not a marginal adjustment or a temporary blip. It is a sustained gap […]

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Why Air Chief Marshal A. P. Singh’s Old Warning on Ending Wars Is Going Viral After Failed US-Iran Talks

By BPN News Desk April 14, 2026

A months-old remark by Air Chief Marshal A. P. Singh has suddenly taken over timelines, debates, and geopolitical discussions. The clip itself is not new. What is new is the context in which it is being consumed. After yet another round of failed US–Iran talks that stretched on for hours without a concrete outcome, the […]

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Kejriwal, Mamata, and the Courtroom Circus: When Politicians Turn Judges Into Props

By BPN News Desk April 14, 2026

The sight of Arvind Kejriwal standing in court, arguing his own case and alleging judicial bias, is not just a legal moment. It is a political signal. It tells you that the courtroom is no longer just a place where law is interpreted. It is now a stage where narratives are built, amplified, and sold. […]

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Dr B R Ambedkar Reforms That Transformed Lives of Common Indians

By BPN News Desk April 14, 2026

April 14 is not just a date on the calendar. It is a reminder of a revolution that quietly, yet permanently, altered the lives of millions of ordinary Indians. The birth anniversary of B. R. Ambedkar is not merely about remembering a towering intellectual or a constitutional expert. It is about acknowledging the man who […]

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TCS Nashik Case: Why Are National Agencies Involved If This Was Just Workplace Misconduct?

By BPN News Desk April 14, 2026

The moment a workplace complaint escalates into a matter drawing the attention of agencies like the National Investigation Agency and Anti-Terrorism Squad, it stops being a routine corporate issue. The TCS Nashik BPO case has now crossed that line, and the scale of response itself raises a far more serious question: what exactly were investigators […]