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Bangladeshi ex-army officer says ‘India must break into pieces for Bangladesh to find peace’; sparks controversy

His father, Ghulam Azam, was one of the most notorious figures of the 1971 Liberation War, held responsible for the killing of Hindus and pro-liberation Bengalis.

USA: Pakistan origin student Luqmaan Khan arrested with weapons and notes planning terror attack on Delaware University Police, says ‘martyrdom is greatest things to...

A routine late-night traffic stop in a Wilmington park in Delaware in uncovered a horrific terror plot by a student at University of Delaware...

Putin’s Delhi visit: Payments, people, new trade routes and a friendship built on trust. Read how the Modi-Jaishankar doctrine is at play in a...

In the background, the Modi–Jaishankar doctrine is evident. Multi-alignment, not non-alignment, strategic autonomy without yelling anti-West slogans, and a determined unwillingness to let either Washington or Beijing dictate whom India may cooperate with. This is as much about avoiding overdependence on China as it is about rejecting Western pressure.

Another attempt by Congress to insult OBCs? Congress leader Ragini Nayak shares AI video of PM Modi selling tea, sparks a political row

A massive political row erupted during the Winter Session after Congress leader Ragini Nayak shared an AI-generated video of PM Modi selling tea. The BJP condemned the post as an insult to the OBC community and the Prime Minister’s humble background, accusing Congress of a disrespectful, elitist mindset.

Supreme Court objects to Prashant Bhushan calling the Election Commission a “despot” during hearing of petitions challenging SIR

Bhushan claimed that the exercise was being conducted in a "hurry" which has led to the death of several Booth Level Officers (BLOs).

Kolkata airport’s secondary runway remains partially unusable due to mosque obstruction, MoCA tells Rajya Sabha

The ministry said the mosque in the approach path has displaced the runway threshold and limited operations, and confirmed that old terminal demolition cannot begin until mandatory security clearance from the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security is granted.

Caribbean boat strikes trigger war crime controversy, US lawmakers seek audio and video records: Read how Trump and Defence Secretary Hegseth are facing heat

A row has erupted in the US as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is likely to face criminal liability for giving a “kill everybody” order, which led to a second airstrike on a boat and the killing of the survivors of the first strike on 2nd September.

Centre takes back mandatory pre-installation of Sanchar Saathi App

The central government said, “The mandate to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi App was meant to accelerate this process".

Madras HC clears lighting of lamp at Deepathoon on Thiruparankundram Hill, rejects objection of Dargah saying temple rights must be protected

Justice G.R. Swaminathan said that lighting the Deepam on a hilltop is an old Tamil practice, and the very purpose of the Deepam is to hold a ceremonial flame.

Kerala HC quashes rape charges against man, cites 3-year-long relationship to question ‘educated’ woman’s allegations: How courts are dealing with misuse of rape laws

Indian courts have repeatedly clarified that that consensual relationships turning sour or culminating in marriages do not constitute the offence of rape.

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