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India has donated 81 school buses to flood-affected and remote districts of Nepal, reaffirming its long-standing development partnership and solidarity with the people of Nepal.
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Afghanistan’s Taliban government plans to build multiple dams on the Kunar River, a key Indus tributary, in a move that could heighten tensions with Pakistan over water sharing amid rising regional geopolitics.
Taliban Plans Dams on Kunar River, Raising Fresh Tensions with Pakistan Read More
India has approved defence procurements worth ₹79,000 crore to enhance the firepower and readiness of the Army, Navy and Air Force. The Defence Acquisition Council, chaired by Rajnath Singh, cleared key systems including Nag missile, landing platform docks, and autonomous strike technologies.
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China’s latest export restrictions on rare earth elements have sent shockwaves through global defence and technology sectors. With 90% control over refined production, Beijing’s move threatens U.S. military supply chains and could spark a global rare earth crisis.
Rare Earth Export Ban by China Threatens US Defence Sector Read More
Filipino journalist Noel Bellen Samar was shot dead along Maharlika Highway in Guinobatan. The Press Emblem Campaign condemns the killing and demands a thorough investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Filipino Journalist Noel Bellen Samar Shot Dead, PEC Demands Justice Read More
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has issued a fiery challenge to Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir, taunting him with the words, “Fight us if you’ve had your mother’s milk.” The bold message comes amid rising tensions and deadly clashes near the Afghan border.
‘Fight Us If You’ve Had Your Mother’s Milk’: TTP Fiery Message to Asim Munir” Read More
Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) has launched an online “Jihadi course” for women, led by Masood Azhar’s sisters and the Pulwama attacker’s wife, to recruit and raise funds for its new women’s wing, Jamat-ul-Muminat.
JeM Launches Online ‘Jihadi Course’ for Women; Masood Azhar’s Sisters, Pulwama Attacker’s Wife Among Trainers Read More
Trump joins Diwali celebrations at the White House, calls Modi a “great friend” amid rising US-India trade tensions.
Trump Lights Diyas at White House Diwali Event, Calls Modi ‘Great Friend’ Read More
Sanae Takaichi makes history as Japan’s first woman Prime Minister, succeeding Shigeru Ishiba after a coalition shake-up. A conservative ally of Shinzo Abe, Takaichi faces major challenges steering Japan through economic and political turbulence.
Sanae Takaichi Scripts History as Japan’s 1st Woman Prime Minister Read More
India successfully tests the extended-range 800 km BrahMos missile, marking a major leap in the nation’s defence capability and self-reliant military production.
India Successfully Tests 800 km-Range BrahMos Missile: A New Milestone in Defence Power Read More