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CBI Arrest in Rubaiya Sayeed Kidnapping Case Falls Flat as Court Rejects Custody, Frees Accused

Jammu: A day after the CBI arrested Shafat Ahmad Shangloo in the 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping case, a special court refused the agency’s request for his custody and ordered his release. The decision is a setback for the probe, which continues to revisit the decades-old high-profile abduction. The court refused to grant Shangloo’s custody to

BNP Gains Edge as India Engages; Fears of Jamaat-ISI Interference Grow Before Bangladesh Polls

New Delhi: Bilateral relations have weakened following the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, with the Jamaat-e-Islami-backed Muhammad Yunus government in Bangladesh adopting a more hostile posture towards India. Despite tensions, New Delhi recognises Dhaka’s strategic importance and has opened channels of communication with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) to stabilise ties. New Delhi remained in touch

The Hidden Costs of the AI Boom

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence has become the defining story of global technology, promising unprecedented efficiency, automation and economic transformation. Yet behind the polished product launches and optimistic forecasts lies a more uncomfortable reality: the AI boom is exerting a growing strain on the environment, eroding working conditions for employees in the tech ecosystem

Why Easy Access to Pornography Demands Urgent Government Action

Pornography consumption has long been debated in moral, cultural, and legal circles, but the conversation has taken a disturbing turn with the increasing exposure of school-aged children to explicit content. What was once accessible only through physical media has now been replaced by an unregulated digital universe where pornographic material is just a click away.

Why Some Women Stay After Infidelity

In some recent conversations with the media on condition of anonymity, some women shared intimate reflections on why they chose to remain in their marriages even after discovering their husbands’ infidelity. Their voices carry a raw honesty that unsettles familiar assumptions about loyalty, separation, and the boundaries of love. One woman speaks of how staying

PTI Announces Protests as Imran Khan Remains Incommunicado

Islamabad: With PTI chairman Imran Khan reportedly unreachable to party leaders and even family members, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has called for demonstrations outside the Islamabad High Court and Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail on Tuesday. The party says the protests aim to highlight concerns over Khan’s continued inaccessibility. The demonstrations come amid the government’s decision to impose

Nepal Tourism Rebounds: Over 1 Million Foreign Visitors Despite Gen-Z Protest Damage

Kathmandu: Despite heavy damage to multiple hotel properties during the early-September Gen-Z protests, Nepal’s tourism sector remains strong. The country recorded more than one million foreign arrivals by November, signalling robust traveller confidence and a solid recovery in the tourism industry. According to statistics released by the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) on Monday, Nepal received

Macron, Merz and EU Leaders Reject Any Ukraine Peace Deal Without Kyiv’s Participation

Berlin: French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and several other European leaders said they will not accept any Ukraine peace agreement negotiated without the involvement of Ukraine and key European nations. The leaders stressed that any lasting solution must include Kyiv’s consent and Europe’s strategic interests. Macron said Monday that any “peace plan”

CBI Arrests Key Suspect in 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed Abduction Case

Srinagar: The Central Bureau of Investigation on Monday arrested a key suspect linked to the 1989 kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed, daughter of then Union Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed and the sister of present PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti. According to officials, the arrest marks a significant step forward in the decades-old terror case. This is

Pakistan Revamps Strategy, Chooses Lashkar Over Jaish Post-Afghan Failure

New Delhi: Indian intelligence agencies have found that Pakistan is increasingly favouring the Lashkar-e-Taiba over the Jaish-e-Mohammad following Operation Sindoor, where both groups suffered major and embarrassing losses against Indian armed forces. This shift marks a significant change in Pakistan’s terror strategy. All major responsibilities to strike at India have been handed over to the

Tag: International

CBI Arrest in Rubaiya Sayeed Kidnapping Case Falls Flat as Court Rejects Custody, Frees Accused

BNP Gains Edge as India Engages; Fears of Jamaat-ISI Interference Grow Before Bangladesh Polls

The Hidden Costs of the AI Boom

Why Easy Access to Pornography Demands Urgent Government Action

Why Some Women Stay After Infidelity

PTI Announces Protests as Imran Khan Remains Incommunicado

Nepal Tourism Rebounds: Over 1 Million Foreign Visitors Despite Gen-Z Protest Damage

Macron, Merz and EU Leaders Reject Any Ukraine Peace Deal Without Kyiv’s Participation

CBI Arrests Key Suspect in 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed Abduction Case

Pakistan Revamps Strategy, Chooses Lashkar Over Jaish Post-Afghan Failure

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