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Adani operated ports will not handle container cargo from Iran, Pakistan or Afghanistan from November 15
From November 15, APSEZ will not handle containerized cargo originating from Iran, Pakistan or Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: ‘Sunni’ ISIS-KP takes responsibility for bombing Shia mosque in Kunduz, bomber an Uyghur Muslim
The recent rise of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan has accentuated the fear of the Hazara community who had earlier been targeted by ISKP.
Afghanistan: At least 100 killed or injured after suicide attack targets Shia Mosque in Kunduz
The suicide bombing in Kunduz, Afghanistan targeted a Shia Mosque, and at least 100 have been killed and injured.
9000 crores heroin bust at Mundra port: NIA to investigate, UAPA invoked against arrested accused
As per the order the order of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the NIA on Wednesday lodged an FIR in the case where nearly 3000 kgs of narcotics were seized inside a cargo consignment at Mundra Port.
Dear Haqqani, your Ghaznavi tried multiple times to erase us, but we kept rising. Somnath Temple now stands tall and beautiful for all of...
Anas Haqqani, leader of the Islamist group Haqqani Network on Tuesday visited the tomb of Mahmud Ghaznavi, who attacked the Somnath temple in Gujarat in 10th century 17 times and even broke the idol.
Bomb blast at Kabul mosque where condolence prayers for Taliban spokesperson’s deceased mother were being held, several civilians dead
Bomb blast at Eidgah mosque in Kabul where memorial prayers of the mother of Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid was being held
Taliban regime requests India to resume flight services between India and Afghanistan, writes to DGCA saying normalcy has returned
Taliban Civil Aviation and Transport minister writes to DGCA in India requesting to resume flight servicers between the two countries
Thane court issues show-cause notice to Javed Akhtar for comparing RSS to the Taliban
Javed Akhtar had triggered a controversy earlier this month where he accused RSS, Bajrang Dal and VHP of harbouring Taliban-like mentality
‘No-one will tell us what our laws should be’: Former Taliban ‘head of religious police’ says, executions and amputations set to resume in Afghanistan
Mullah Nooruddin Turabi, a former Talibani head of religious police claimed that extreme punishments like executions and amputations will restart again in Afghanistan
Terrorism, Pakistan, COVID, Afghanistan and more: Here’s all that PM Modi and US VP Kamala Harris discussed in the bilateral meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had the first bilateral talk with US Vice President Kamala Harris on September 23, the first day of his three-day tour.
