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Principles That Guide a Professional Intelligence Organisation

New Delhi: Security, by definition, is protection against the enemy’s ‘covert’ offensive—an open military attack is taken care of by our defence forces—and these can be countered only if information about the adversary’s hidden plans, which is described as Intelligence, is made available in advance. Intelligence is thus the ‘anchor’ of Security and that is

‘Operation Brahma’: India Sends Two C-17 Aircraft, More Relief Aid to Quake-Hit Myanmar, Says MEA

Yangon: India has intensified its efforts to assist Myanmar following the devastating earthquake, under ‘Operation Brahma’, by sending two C-17 aircraft with 118-member Indian Army field hospital unit, including women and child care services, as well as 60 tonnes of relief material which arrived in Myanmar later on Saturday, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)

Earthquake: India Sends 15 Tonnes of Relief Materials to Myanmar

New Delhi: India, acting as a first responder, has sent 15 tonnes of relief materials to Myanmar after a massive earthquake. The aid, which arrived in Yangon, includes tents, blankets, food, hygiene kits, generators, and essential medicines to assist affected communities. Authorities in neighboring India and Bangladesh reported no major impact from the 7.7-magnitude quake

David Warner Dances to ‘Wherever You Go…’ From His Telugu Film Robinhood

Chennai: Australian cricketer David Warner is back to doing what he does best — entertaining fans both on and off the cricketing field. The star batsman, who recently made his debut in Indian cinema by playing a cameo in director Venky Kudumula’s just released Telugu action entertainer ‘Robinhood’, has now put out a video clip

Mass Protest Erupts in Nepal’s Maitighar Mandala Over Journalist’s Death

Kathmandu: A wave of outrage has gripped Nepal’s media community on Saturday following the tragic death of Avenues TV journalist Suresh Rajak, who was reportedly burned alive during a violent pro-monarchy protest in Tinkune, Kathmandu. Journalists across the city have converged on Nepal’s Maitighar Mandala to stage a mass protest, demanding justice and accountability for

Curfew Lifted in Nepal, 51 Pro-Monarchy Protesters Arrested After Deadly Violence

Kathmandu: Curfew order, restricting movement, gatherings, and protests, was lifted in Nepal’s Baneshwar-Tinkune stretch and surrounding areas on Saturday as tension eased. Till now, 51 people, mostly top pro-monarchy protestors, including the senior vice-chairman of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party Rabindra Mishra, General Secretary Dhawal Sumsher Rana, Swagat Nepal, Shepherd Limbu and Santosh Tamang, as well

Earthquake in Myanmar: 1002 Killed, 2376 Injured

Mandalay: At least 1,002 were killed, 2,376 were injured, and 30 remained missing in the earthquake that rattled Myanmar, according to the Information Team of Myanmar’s State Administration Council on Saturday. Rescue efforts have intensified in Myanmar despite severe disruptions to transportation and communication networks following a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck the country on

AI Startup xAI Acquires X in $33Bn Stock Deal: Elon Musk

New Delhi: Billionaire Elon Musk has announced his artificial intelligence company, xAI, has acquired social media platform X for an all-stock transaction of $33 billion. The combination, which “values xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion ($45B less $12B debt),” will “unlock the immense potential” It will blend “xAI’s advanced AI capability and

Another Earthquake Hits Myanmar Amid Rescue Efforts; Over 150 Dead, Hundreds Injured

Naypyidaw (Myanmar): Another earthquake, with a magnitude of 4.2 on the Richter Scale, hit Myanmar late on Friday, the National Center for Seismology reported. This comes hours after a powerful 7.7 magnitude quake rattled much of Southeast Asia. More than 150 people were confirmed dead and hundreds were injured after the first earthquake. Earlier on

It Will ‘Work Out Very Well’, Trump Says of Trade Issues With India

Washington: US President Donald Trump, on Friday, called Indian tariffs “brutal” but expressed optimism that things will “work out very well” between the two countries on trade. The US President also spoke warmly and effusively about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and their relationship. “It’s brutal… it’s brutal,” Trump said of Indian import duties at a

Tag: International

Principles That Guide a Professional Intelligence Organisation

‘Operation Brahma’: India Sends Two C-17 Aircraft, More Relief Aid to Quake-Hit Myanmar, Says MEA

Earthquake: India Sends 15 Tonnes of Relief Materials to Myanmar

David Warner Dances to ‘Wherever You Go…’ From His Telugu Film Robinhood

Mass Protest Erupts in Nepal’s Maitighar Mandala Over Journalist’s Death

Curfew Lifted in Nepal, 51 Pro-Monarchy Protesters Arrested After Deadly Violence

Earthquake in Myanmar: 1002 Killed, 2376 Injured

AI Startup xAI Acquires X in $33Bn Stock Deal: Elon Musk

Another Earthquake Hits Myanmar Amid Rescue Efforts; Over 150 Dead, Hundreds Injured

It Will ‘Work Out Very Well’, Trump Says of Trade Issues With India

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