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After BNP Sweep, Delhi Reaches Out to Dhaka, Monitors ISI Moves

New Delhi: Following the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s sweeping win in the general elections, New Delhi is recalibrating ties with Dhaka while closely monitoring potential ISI activity in the region, signalling a strategic shift in South Asian diplomacy. Notably, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was one of the first to congratulate Tarique Rahman on his impressive victory.

US-Pakistan Ties Remain Unchanged Despite High-Level Engagement: Expert

Washington: Despite high-level meetings and improved diplomatic optics over the past year, a leading South Asia expert says the US-Pakistan relationship has seen little tangible progress. Symbolic gestures have yet to translate into significant economic or military benefits for Islamabad. Pakistan’s participation in the upcoming Board of Peace meeting is being projected in Islamabad as

Pakistan Court Denies Bail to Blind Christian Man Accused of Blasphemy Despite Case Discrepancies

Islamabad: A Pakistani court has denied bail to a blind Christian man accused of blasphemy, even as discrepancies in police reports and prosecution testimonies raise concerns. The case has sparked discussions about fairness and due process in Pakistan’s blasphemy trials. The case adds to ongoing concerns over the misuse of blasphemy laws against religious minorities

YouTube Restores Services After Global Outage Affecting Thousands of Users

Mumbai: Google-owned YouTube announced on Wednesday that it has restored large parts of its platform following a global outage that disrupted services and left thousands of users unable to access or upload content. The company is monitoring for any lingering issues. “We’re back!! This issue has been fixed across YouTube. Thanks for all the reports

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Meets Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Chief Shafiqur Rahman, Reaffirms India’s Support

Dhaka: India’s Vikram Misri met with Shafiqur Rahman to convey greetings on his new role as Leader of Opposition and reaffirm New Delhi’s continued support for Dhaka, highlighting strong diplomatic ties between India and Bangladesh. The meeting was held on Tuesday, on the sidelines of the swearing-in ceremony of the new government in Bangladesh. Misri

Civil Rights Leader and Two-Time Presidential Candidate Reverend Jesse Jackson Dies at 84

Washington: The Reverend Jesse Jackson, a prominent civil rights leader and two-time U.S. presidential candidate who helped shape American politics between the eras of Martin Luther King Jr and Barack Obama, has died at 84. Jackson was a key figure in the fight for racial equality and political representation in the United States. His family

Tarique Rahman Sworn in as Bangladesh’s 11th Prime Minister After BNP Landslide Victory

Dhaka: Tarique Rahman, Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), took oath as the 11th Prime Minister of Bangladesh on Tuesday, following his party’s decisive win in the 13th parliamentary elections, marking a new chapter in the country’s political landscape. After he took the oath, other members of the cabinet – including BNP leaders Mirza

Bangladesh: BNP MPs Take Oath, Bypass Constitution Reform Council Pledge

Dhaka: Following its decisive win in the 13th parliamentary elections, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) elected MPs took the oath of office on Tuesday at the National Parliament’s South Plaza in Dhaka, marking the party’s step toward forming the new government, local media reported. Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin administered the oath on Tuesday

Controversial Parting Shot: Yunus Refers to India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ in Farewell Speech

Dhaka: Bangladesh’s outgoing interim government Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, in his farewell address, underscored the economic promise of deeper regional integration with Nepal, Bhutan, and India’s northeastern “Seven Sisters,” according to local media reports. His mention of India’s northeastern region alongside sovereign nations has drawn criticism from several quarters, with observers calling it diplomatically insensitive

Pakistani Court Awards Custody of Christian Girl to Muslim Man Who Abducted, Converted, Married Her

Islamabad: A federal court in Pakistan has reportedly given custody of 13-year-old Christian girl Maria Shahbaz to a Muslim man who allegedly abducted her, converted her to Islam, and married her. The ruling has sparked widespread concern and debate over child protection and religious conversions in the country. Judges did not accept the birth certificate

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After BNP Sweep, Delhi Reaches Out to Dhaka, Monitors ISI Moves

US-Pakistan Ties Remain Unchanged Despite High-Level Engagement: Expert

Pakistan Court Denies Bail to Blind Christian Man Accused of Blasphemy Despite Case Discrepancies

YouTube Restores Services After Global Outage Affecting Thousands of Users

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Meets Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Chief Shafiqur Rahman, Reaffirms India’s Support

Civil Rights Leader and Two-Time Presidential Candidate Reverend Jesse Jackson Dies at 84

Tarique Rahman Sworn in as Bangladesh’s 11th Prime Minister After BNP Landslide Victory

Bangladesh: BNP MPs Take Oath, Bypass Constitution Reform Council Pledge

Controversial Parting Shot: Yunus Refers to India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ in Farewell Speech

Pakistani Court Awards Custody of Christian Girl to Muslim Man Who Abducted, Converted, Married Her

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