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Why ISI’s Kashmir Revival Faltered: Money-Driven Terrorists Failed, but Professional Cells are Filling the Gap

New Delhi: The ISI decided to go in for a complete shift in strategy after it realised that many of its recruits in Jammu and Kashmir were not ideologically connected. In recent years, many of its recruits in the Valley were not committed to an ideology, and the security agencies learnt that most of them

US Lawmakers Introduce Bipartisan Resolution Reaffirming Strategic Importance of India–US Partnership

Washington: US Representatives Ami Bera and Joe Wilson have introduced a bipartisan resolution underscoring the strategic value of the India–US partnership. The resolution highlights the nations’ shared democratic priorities and their vital role in promoting regional and global stability. The resolution received strong bipartisan support with 24 original cosponsors, including members such as Sydney Kamlager-Dove,

UN Chief Guterres Voices Opposition to Death Penalty for Sheikh Hasina

United Nations: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed strong opposition to the death penalty handed to Sheikh Hasina by a Bangladesh court, with his spokesperson Stephane Dujarric confirming the UN’s stance against capital punishment and calling for due process and human rights protections. “We stand against the use of the death penalty in all circumstances,”

Trump Reaffirms Support for H-1B Visas Despite Republican Pressure to End Programme

Washington: US President Donald Trump reiterated his support for the H-1B visa programme, emphasising that skilled overseas workers remain essential for training and strengthening the American workforce. His renewed backing comes despite growing pressure from within the Republican Party to scale back or terminate the programme. “If you are going to be making chips, we

45 Hyderabad Pilgrims Killed in Saudi Bus Tragedy: Police Chief

Hyderabad: At least 45 Umrah pilgrims from Hyderabad lost their lives after a bus carrying them caught fire following a collision with an oil tanker near Madina in Saudi Arabia. The tragic incident has sparked grief in India and abroad, with authorities working to confirm identities and coordinate emergency assistance. Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar

Bangladesh ICT Convicts Sheikh Hasina, Aides Over July Protest Atrocities

Dhaka: Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) on Monday convicted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her two senior aides on charges of crimes against humanity linked to last year’s July demonstrations. The landmark verdict marks a significant development in Bangladesh’s political landscape, drawing national and international attention to the case and its implications for the

UN: Preventable Cervical Cancer Claims a Woman Every Two Minutes

New Delhi: The UN highlighted on Monday, marking the first World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, that a woman dies every two minutes from cervical cancer—a largely preventable and treatable disease. The global health body called for urgent action to eliminate the disease and increase awareness, screening, and vaccination efforts worldwide. The day — November 17

Saudi Bus Accident: Control Room Opened at Indian Consulate in Jeddah

Hyderabad: The Consulate General of India in Jeddah has set up a control room in view of the bus accident near Madina, involving Indian Umrah pilgrims. “In view of a tragic bus accident near Madina, Saudi Arabia, involving Indian Umrah pilgrims, a 24×7 Control Room has been set up in the Consulate General of India, Jeddah.

Bus–Tanker Collision Near Saudi Arabia’s Medina, Indian Pilgrims Among Victims

Medina: A passenger bus carrying several Indian Umrah pilgrims collided with a diesel tanker early Monday morning near Medina, the Indian mission in Jeddah confirmed. In the wake of the accident, the Consulate General of India in Jeddah has set up a 24/7 control room and released helpline numbers for those seeking assistance. “In view

Dhaka on Edge as Bangladesh ICT Set to Announce Verdict on Sheikh Hasina Today

Dhaka: Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) will announce its verdict on Monday in the case against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and two others, who face charges of crimes against humanity linked to last year’s July demonstrations. Additionally, Dhaka remains under an unprecedented security lockdown. The other co-accused are former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal

Tag: International

Why ISI’s Kashmir Revival Faltered: Money-Driven Terrorists Failed, but Professional Cells are Filling the Gap

US Lawmakers Introduce Bipartisan Resolution Reaffirming Strategic Importance of India–US Partnership

UN Chief Guterres Voices Opposition to Death Penalty for Sheikh Hasina

Trump Reaffirms Support for H-1B Visas Despite Republican Pressure to End Programme

45 Hyderabad Pilgrims Killed in Saudi Bus Tragedy: Police Chief

Bangladesh ICT Convicts Sheikh Hasina, Aides Over July Protest Atrocities

UN: Preventable Cervical Cancer Claims a Woman Every Two Minutes

Saudi Bus Accident: Control Room Opened at Indian Consulate in Jeddah

Bus–Tanker Collision Near Saudi Arabia’s Medina, Indian Pilgrims Among Victims

Dhaka on Edge as Bangladesh ICT Set to Announce Verdict on Sheikh Hasina Today

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