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Kapil Sharma May Get Mumbai Police Protection After Firing Outside His Canada Cafe

Mumbai: Comedian-actor Kapil Sharma may soon get protection from the Mumbai police following the shooting incident outside his cafe in Canada. This is the 2nd such incident outside his cafe in Surrey, British Columbia. Given that the second shooting incident comes within 30 days, the Mumbai police are on alert and are assessing the threat

Putin to Visit India Later This Month, Reports Russian Media

Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India is expected at the end of August, a leading news agency of the country reported on Thursday, citing comments made by National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval during his ongoing visit to Moscow. “We have now established very good relations, which we value very much, a strategic

Surprised The World is Silent: ISKCON’s Das Expresses Grief Over 637 Mob Lynchings in Bangladesh

Kolkata: Radharaman Das, Vice President and Spokesperson of ISKCON Kolkata, on Monday expressed deep grief over the recent wave of mob lynching incidents in Bangladesh that claimed the lives of at least 637 people — including 41 police officers — between August 2024 and July 2025. Speaking to IANS, Radharaman Das said, “It is heartbreaking

Trump Repeats Claim of Brokering Ceasefire Between India, Pakistan

Washington: US President Donald Trump reiterated his claims of mediating the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan as well as helping to resolve several other global conflicts. Trump on Sunday took to his social media, slamming American radio host and author Charlamagne Tha God. He said that the author knows nothing about him and what

Grey Zone Warfare: The Silent War India Must Win Against Pakistan and China

New Delhi: In the years to come, grey zone warfare will continue to shape the security challenges that India faces both from China and Pakistan. When it comes to India, both Pakistan and China prefer grey zone warfare as it operates below the threshold of an open conflict. The messages are sent across, and national

‘Tailored’ Intelligence Serves No Purpose

New Delhi: Intelligence by definition is reliable information that tells you ‘what lies ahead’, pointing to the ‘risks’ facing a nation or an organisational entity and also in the process indicating the ‘opportunities’ that could be availed of- in either case, it helps the policy formulation and knowledge-based decision-making. Intelligence does not dictate policy, but

I Was Tortured For Refusing To Spread Lies: Pragya Thakur on Malegaon Blast Case

New Delhi: Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, recently acquitted in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, on Sunday claimed that she was tortured for refusing to spread false information during the investigation. Speaking to the media at Bhopal airport on Sunday, the former Bhopal MP said, “I was asked to spread fake information, which I did not

Turkey Expanding Footprints in Bangladesh as Yunus Goes The Pakistan Way

Dhaka: Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s removal in August 2024 appears to have opened a new avenue for Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to advance his Islamist agenda under the guise of strengthening trade and defence cooperation with Dhaka. A strategic alliance is taking shape between Turkey, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and the Jamaat-e-Islami

From Denial to Evidence: How NADRA Cards Nail Pakistan’s Hand in Pahalgam Attack

New Delhi: It is a well-known fact that in the aftermath of every terrorist attack in India, Pakistan has denied any hand in the same. Be it Mumbai 26/11, Uri, Pahalgam or Pulwama, Pakistan has always tried to pass it off as an attack carried out by the locals. However, for Pakistan, the scenario may

Balochistan Rejects Pak’s ‘Unlawful Directives’, Prepares For Independence Day Despite Restrictions

Quetta: Leading Baloch human rights defender Mir Yar Baloch on Saturday said that Balochistan is “actively and enthusiastically” preparing to celebrate the National Day of Independence on August 11 despite restrictions imposed by the “occupying” Pakistani forces. Stressing the “profound significance” of August 11 for Balochistan, he posted on X, “In an attempt to suppress

Tag: terrorism

Kapil Sharma May Get Mumbai Police Protection After Firing Outside His Canada Cafe

Putin to Visit India Later This Month, Reports Russian Media

Surprised The World is Silent: ISKCON’s Das Expresses Grief Over 637 Mob Lynchings in Bangladesh

Trump Repeats Claim of Brokering Ceasefire Between India, Pakistan

Grey Zone Warfare: The Silent War India Must Win Against Pakistan and China

‘Tailored’ Intelligence Serves No Purpose

I Was Tortured For Refusing To Spread Lies: Pragya Thakur on Malegaon Blast Case

Turkey Expanding Footprints in Bangladesh as Yunus Goes The Pakistan Way

From Denial to Evidence: How NADRA Cards Nail Pakistan’s Hand in Pahalgam Attack

Balochistan Rejects Pak’s ‘Unlawful Directives’, Prepares For Independence Day Despite Restrictions

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