Foreign Wars, Indian Streets: Where Free Speech Meets National Security

By BPN News Desk March 3, 2026

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The recent escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict has pulled back the curtain on a disturbing trend within Indias domestic landscape. While the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei triggered global reactions, the scenes on Indian streets moved beyond mere diplomatic protest. When fringe

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India’s 30% Coal Import Cut: Energy Security Over Commodity Diplomacy

By BPN News Desk February 27, 2026

According to an exclusive report by Reuters, India plans to reduce power sector coal imports by 30 percent this year, equivalent to roughly 15 million tonnes. At first glance, the move may appear symbolic or protectionist. In reality, it reflects a deeper structural recalibration of how India manages energy dependence, foreign exchange exposure, and supply […]

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Pentagon Raises Concerns Over Anthropic AI

By BPN News Desk February 17, 2026

The US Department of Defense has expressed strong concern over artificial intelligence (AI) firm Anthropic, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth indicating the Pentagon may take action to ensure compliance with national security and procurement standards. Pentagon Concerns Over Anthropic AI Officials said the department is reviewing interactions involving the company’s

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Nikhil Gupta Arrest Shows India Has Stopped Ignoring Overseas Extremism

By BPN News Desk February 15, 2026

The arrest of Nikhil Gupta in the United States, accused of arranging payment in a murder-for-hire plot targeting Khalistani activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, has triggered predictable outrage across Western capitals and predictable noise across Indian studios. Both reactions miss the real story. This case is not only about one alleged criminal conspiracy. It reflects a

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India Bangladesh Border Fencing Land Handover Standoff: Mamata Banerjee’s Administrative Resistance Is Slowing Border Security

By BPN News Desk February 10, 2026

The current confrontation between the Union Government and the West Bengal government over land handover for India Bangladesh border fencing is not a technical disagreement. It is a political standoff with real security consequences. The Centre expanded the BSF’s operational jurisdiction from 15 km to 50 km inside border states. West Bengal challenged the decision […]

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Pakistan Arrests Suspect In Islamabad Mosque Blast Case

By BPN News Desk February 8, 2026

Security agencies in Pakistan arrested a suspect linked to the recent Islamabad mosque blast following a series of raids in different locations. The operation was conducted as part of an ongoing investigation into the attack that caused multiple casualties and heightened security alert in major cities. Arrest After Islamabad Mosque Blast Authorities confirmed the detention

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US Accuses China Of Secret Nuclear Tests

By BPN News Desk February 7, 2026

The United States (US) has accused China of conducting secret nuclear explosive experiments, raising fresh concerns over arms control compliance and strategic stability. The allegation was included in an official assessment on global nuclear activities and has drawn attention from security analysts. US Allegations On China Nuclear Tests According to the assessment, China

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ISIS Claims Islamabad Mosque Suicide Blast

By BPN News Desk February 7, 2026

A suicide blast struck a mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, causing casualties and triggering a large security response in the capital. Authorities sealed off the area as emergency services shifted the injured to nearby hospitals. The Islamic State group later claimed responsibility for the attack. Islamabad Mosque Blast Details The explosion occurred during prayer hours at

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The Underground Rail Plan Shows How India Is Finally Thinking About Security in Siliguri Corridor

By BPN News Desk February 4, 2026

The recent announcement to build an underground railway line through the Siliguri Corridor marks a quiet but important shift in how India is approaching one of its most sensitive security challenges. For decades, the Chicken’s Neck has been acknowledged as a vulnerability linking the Northeast to the rest of the country, discussed endlessly in strategic […]

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Pakistan Claims 177 Militants Killed in Balochistan

By BPN News Desk February 3, 2026

Pakistan’s government said 177 militants were killed during a two-day security crackdown in Balochistan, following a surge in coordinated militant attacks across the province. Officials described the operation as a large-scale response aimed at restoring control after violence targeting security forces and public infrastructure. Operation Follows Coordinated Attacks