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India Among World’s Few Countries To Record Rise In Forest Cover

New Delhi: India is ranked among the top 10 countries where the forest cover has increased over the years, according to an SBI Research report released on Thursday. While India’s forest cover remained constant from 1991-2011, it increased after that. “The relationship between urbanisation and forest cover is U shaped…early-stage urbanisation leads to deforestation, but

Congress Asks Centre To Clarify India’s Relations With Turkey

New Delhi: Congress on Wednesday asked the Union government to clarify the diplomatic relationship between India and Turkey following the Middle Eastern country’s open support to Pakistan during the Operation Sindoor. “Since this question is being raised by an office bearer of the BJP, @PMOIndia & @DrSJaishankar should immediately clarify if the government of India

India Killed Two Turkish Military Operatives During Operation Sindoor: Sources

New Delhi: Two Turkish military operatives have been killed by India during Operation Sindoor, sources said on Wednesday. It is learnt that Turkey not only helped Pakistan in its war against India with over 350 drones, but also with operators. “Turkish advisors helped Pakistani Army officials coordinate drone attacks in India after Operation Sindoor,” sources

Judge Orders Release of Indian Academic Held By US Immigration Authorities

New York: A federal judge in the US has ordered the release of an Indian academic held by the immigration authorities and threatened with deportation. Judge Patricia Giles ruled on Wednesday that the US government had not given proof that Badar Khan Suri was a danger to society and that that he had the right

Desperate Pakistan ‘Pleads’ With India To Reconsider Indus Waters Treaty Suspension

New Delhi: Nearly a few days into the understanding with Pakistan after the Indian Armed Forces left the Pakistani defence and military shattered, Islamabad has now reportedly written a letter to New Delhi, urging it to reconsider the decision of putting the Indus Waters Treaty which it has put into abeyance. Pakistan’s Ministry of Water

Balochs Declare ‘Balochistan Is Not Pakistan’, Say World Can’t Be Silent Spectator Anymore

Quetta: As several individuals continue to be forcibly disappeared across multiple districts of Balochistan province, several Baloch activists all over the world have renewed their call to pressurise Pakistan to immediately end its repressive policies in the province. “Baloch people across Pakistan-occupied Balochistan (PoB) are up on streets and this is their national verdict that

Breaking Down Pak’s Fake Narrative Factory: How It Colluded With ‘Allies’ To Launch ‘Info War’ Against India

New Delhi: India’s Operation Sindoor gave a deadly blow to Pakistan, demolished its terror infrastructure and also left its political leadership humiliated and exposed before the world. The Indian military decimated its safe havens for terrorists as well as Pakistani air bases in response to its escalation; however, the rogue nation stuck to its character

India’s Decisive Victory In Modern Warfare: Insights From Top Analysts Tom Cooper And John Spencer

New Delhi: In the early hours of May 7, Operation Sindoor marked a powerful shift in how India deals with terrorism. This wasn’t just another military move — it was a clear message to the world: India will not stay silent in the face of cross-border attacks. The operation came just two weeks after the

Imran Khan’s Sons Call For Global Pressure on Pakistan To Secure Their Father’s Release

Islamabad: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s sons have for the first time publicly called for increasing global pressure on the government of Pakistan to secure the release of their father, who they say is facing a prolonged incarceration. Suleman Khan and Qasim Khan, the two sons of Imran Khan who are based in London and

Top Traders’ Body Urges Indians To Boycott Travel To Turkey and Azerbaijan

New Delhi: The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), the apex body representing traders across the country, on Wednesday called upon Indian traders and citizens to completely boycott travel to Turkey and Azerbaijan in response to their open support for Pakistan. Turkey received around 62.2 million foreign tourists in 2024, with approximately 300,000 tourists arriving

Tag: International

India Among World’s Few Countries To Record Rise In Forest Cover

Congress Asks Centre To Clarify India’s Relations With Turkey

India Killed Two Turkish Military Operatives During Operation Sindoor: Sources

Judge Orders Release of Indian Academic Held By US Immigration Authorities

Desperate Pakistan ‘Pleads’ With India To Reconsider Indus Waters Treaty Suspension

Balochs Declare ‘Balochistan Is Not Pakistan’, Say World Can’t Be Silent Spectator Anymore

Breaking Down Pak’s Fake Narrative Factory: How It Colluded With ‘Allies’ To Launch ‘Info War’ Against India

India’s Decisive Victory In Modern Warfare: Insights From Top Analysts Tom Cooper And John Spencer

Imran Khan’s Sons Call For Global Pressure on Pakistan To Secure Their Father’s Release

Top Traders’ Body Urges Indians To Boycott Travel To Turkey and Azerbaijan

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