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The Charlie Kirk Legacy: How Trump’s ‘youth whisperer’ shaped the MAGA movement
For Trump, known for rarely letting grief into his public persona, calling Kirk “Great” and “Legendary” is no less than a recognition of the unique role he played as a bridge between the president and America’s restless youth.
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From Monarchy to Republic: The 2006 people’s movement that changed Nepal forever
The Himalayan nation's recent turbulence echoes a dramatic political shift in the mid-2000s.
WORLD
Modi-Putin-Xi trioka takes center stage as SCO opens amid U.S. tariff storm
China, Russia, and India, each targeted in different ways by U.S. economic measures, are presenting the SCO as a platform for a “multipolar world order” that dilutes American dominance.
INDIA
‘Mountains had slid’: Vaishno Devi devotees share chilling landslide memories
The landslide near Adhkuwari in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district on Tuesday claimed 32 lives and left at least 20 others injured.
INDIA
'US must treat India as key partner, not adversary like China': Nikki Haley warns Trump
India could help Washington shift critical supply chains away from China in the near term, writes Haley.
WORLD
Trump’s sanctions on India intended to influence Russia-Ukraine talks, says White House
India, the world’s third-largest oil consumer, imports nearly 88% of its energy needs. Since the Ukraine war began, Russian oil has risen to almost 40% of India’s basket, making Moscow one of its top suppliers.
INDIA
India awash in saffron, white and green as Har Ghar Tiranga marks 79 years of freedom
This year’s edition intertwines the pride of Independence Day with the responsibility of cleanliness, aiming to spread the message to “every individual”, in the words of the Ministry of Culture.
INDIA
‘I will look into this’: CJI Gavai on SC's stray dog removal order for Delhi-NCR
A two-judge bench of the apex court, on Monday, had ordered that all stray dogs be shifted from residential areas to shelters in response to what it described as the “extremely grim” rise in dog bite and rabies cases.
INDIA
How many stray dogs are there in Delhi-NCR? Massive task before authorities after big SC order
According to the MCD data and recent surveys, Delhi alone has an estimated stray dog population of around 10 lakh -- only a meagre 4.7 lakh were sterilised in 2023.
WORLD
‘If these words reach you, Israel ...’: Slain Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif’s final words
Al-Sharif was killed along with correspondent Mohammed Qreiqeh and cameramen Ibrahim Zaher, Moamen Aliwa, and Mohammed Noufal in Israeli airstrikes late Sunday night.
INDIA
‘Like playing chess, move by move’: General Dwivedi gives first detailed account of Operation Sindoor
General Dwivedi said the operation unfolded in the “grey zone”, a realm of warfare that stops short of a full-scale conventional conflict.
INDIA
One year since RG Kar horror: A doctor’s rape-murder that rocked an entire nation
The victim, a young doctor on her night shift, was allegedly found dead in the seminar room of the Chest Medicine Department on the intervening night of August 8 and 9, last year.
INDIA
'Maa tujhe salaam': IAF's heartfelt tribute as India marks 26 years of Kargil victory | Watch
The video, a little over two minutes long, features powerful stills and archival footage from the Kargil War, set to the Oscar-winning Rahman’s soul-stirring ‘Maa Tujhe Salaam’ echoing in the background.
WORLD
This is the most unsafe country in the world, according to 2025 Safety Index
Other countries ranked among the bottom 10 include Papua New Guinea (19.3), Venezuela (19.5), Afghanistan (24.8), and South Africa (25.4).
WORLD
Pakistan 'president' Asim Munir? Why soft coup buzz has gripped Islamabad
For New Delhi, Munir is not just another Pakistani military leader - his repeated emphasis on Kashmir as Pakistan’s “jugular vein” and perceived role in promoting state-sponsored militancy only heightens concerns for India.
INDIA
Palace, title, and Rs 15,000 crore: Saif Ali Khan’s legal battle over Bhopal inheritance
Enacted in 1968, the Enemy Property Act was designed to manage assets left behind in India by people who migrated to Pakistan or China during and after the Partition, and later wars.
INDIA
Dalai Lama turns 90: PM Modi’s greeting sends diplomatic signal to China
PM Modi’s birthday greeting to the Dalai Lama comes amid a broader regional power competition between India and China, and as both sides cautiously work to repair ties frayed by the 2020 Galwan Valley border clash.
INDIA
'Maharashtra is bigger than politics': Uddhav and Raj Thackeray reunite after 20 years, oppose Hindi push in state
The rally, which drew a packed audience of supporters, was charged with emotion and political significance as the two estranged cousins embraced on stage.
WORLD
From Kazakhstan to Tajikistan: The rising trend of Islamic veil bans in Muslim nations
The latest ban places Kazakhstan alongside other Central Asian countries that have imposed similar restrictions amid concerns over rising religious conservatism and extremism.
WORLD
From target to mediator: How Qatar thwarted Iran's missile strike on U.S. base and brokered a truce
While Gulf countries were on alert, the idea that Iran would strike Qatar, long considered a neutral broker in the region, was, however, unforeseen.
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Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, Isfahan nuclear sites damaged in U.S. strikes, Maxar satellite imagery confirms
The high-resolution images, published by Maxar Technologies on June 24, provide the clearest visual evidence yet of the scale and precision of the coordinated attacks.
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Fordow, Isfahan, Natanz: Inside Iran’s top nuclear sites hit by U.S. strikes
The targeted sites lie at the heart of Iran’s nuclear ambitions and are part of a sprawling program that has expanded significantly since the U.S. exited the 2015 nuclear deal under Trump’s presidency in 2018.
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GBU-57 bunker buster: The U.S. super bomb that crippled Iran’s nuclear sites
Bunker busters are engineered to penetrate hardened structures such as underground bunkers, command centers, and nuclear facilities before detonating.
WORLD
A parked truck, an AI sniper: How Israel took out Iran’s nuclear mastermind Mohsen Fakhrizadeh
Fakhrizadeh was gunned down by a remote-controlled, AI-assisted machine gun, reportedly operated from more than 1,000 miles away.
