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** Home Minister Amit Shah has expressed his condolences to the family of a slain policeman in Jammu and Kashmir, extending support to the bereaved family and underscoring the nation's gratitude for the sacrifices made by the late officer.
As the BJP prepares for the Punjab Assembly Elections in 2027, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab...
** The US is considering military action against Iran, with President Trump meeting with top advisers to discuss options amid rising tensions and international pressure to end the violence, which has resulted in thousands of civilian casualties and displaced persons.
A group of Democratic senators are pushing the Pentagon for a full account of US troop casualties in Iran, amid concerns over the handling of the conflict and a lack of transparency in reporting.
** The Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, have been arrested in Miami on human trafficking charges, sparking a backlash from their former right-wing allies and critics who accuse them of promoting misogynistic and hate-filled ideologies. The brothers' detention has led to a significant shift in support, with many prominent figures distancing themselves from the pair amid mounting evidence of their alleged wrongdoings.
** The US and Saudi Arabia have signed a nuclear deal, prompting fears of a global nuclear arms race and a more permissive environment for nuclear proliferation, as other countries in the region and beyond seek to acquire nuclear capabilities, potentially destabilizing the international order.
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is invoking the legacy of her mentor and hero, Shinzo Abe, to drive a nationalist agenda focused on defense policy and economic growth, amid rising tensions with China and concerns about regional stability, with many analysts arguing that her approach is driven by a pragmatic calculus to assert Japan's national interests and protect its sovereignty.
NEET: Congress, BJP workers detained during rival protests in Bengaluru In the midst of the...
Kerala Revenue Minister Rajeeve has hit out at Chief Minister Satheesan for allegedly making false claims about the Supreme Court's verdict on the Waqf amendment Bill, which has sparked a fresh controversy in the state. The Minister accused the CM of attempting to create confusion among the public by echoing the central government's stand on the issue.
Israelis Slam Netanyahu’s Ad Featuring Fake Image of Rival Soldier A heated controversy erupted in...
Rahul, Priyanka lead Congress MPs in protest outside PM’s residence; several detained Karnataka CM D.K....
** The US and Iran are exploring a potential 10-day ceasefire to alleviate rising tensions, as mediators push for a temporary window to allow diplomatic efforts to take hold and prevent a full-blown conflict in the Middle East.
The Congress has renewed its criticism of the Centre over former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s...
** The Rajasthan government has submitted the schedule for panchayat and local body elections in the state, with the process expected to be completed by November 15, following a directive from the Rajasthan High Court to expedite the electoral process.
Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, has responded to recent statements made by...
** The growing trend of politicians switching parties is undermining the integrity of democratic institutions and breaching the trust between voters and their elected representatives, with far-reaching consequences for the functioning of governance and the health of democracy itself.
The United States is still open to diplomacy with Iran, according to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who announced that the country is willing to engage in constructive dialogue with Tehran, despite months of stalled talks and heightened tensions.
The Cockroach Janata Party's 'Chalo Sansad' march in Delhi faced a police crackdown, with heavy security deployed around Parliament and restrictions on protesters, amidst the Monsoon Session of Parliament and growing political attention.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani sits down for an exclusive interview to discuss the pressing matters on the global stage, including the Middle East peace process, social justice, and international cooperation, emphasizing the need for a two-state solution and a commitment to human rights.
** The Monsoon Session of Parliament is set to witness a stormy start as opposition parties unite to condemn the Centre's handling of activist Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, which was forcibly ended by Delhi Police, sparking a major political controversy over democratic rights and governance.
