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HOW VLADIMIR PUTIN USES DONALD TRUMP TO DESTABILISE AMERICA

For many, the allegation that Trump is effectively the Kremlin’s man will appear absurd, but during Trump’s period as President there were many unexplained incidences which lend support to the theory.

BANGLADESH ARMY URGES PEACE

DHAKA Amidst tensions and violence in Bangladesh's hilly regions, which claimed four lives, the Bangladesh Army has issued an appeal to the public, urging them to maintain peace and harmony.

UKRAINE RESTRICTS USE OF TELEGRAM

KYIV In a significant step to safeguard its national security, Ukraine has banned government and military officials from using the Telegram messaging app on state-issued devices.

West turns a blind eye to violence by Pak on Pashtuns

Globalization has an impact on national sovereignty and human rights, as the case of Pashtuns shows.

QUESTIONS ABOUND ON NATO'S EXPANSION INTO THE INDO-PACIFIC

Is NATO's growing expansion into the Indo-Pacific a strategic recalibration or over-extension? SEOUL N ATO, founded in 1949 to protect the Euro-Atlantic region, has recently expanded its strategic focus to include the Indo-Pacific, recognizing the growing importance of this region in the global security landscape.

Trump's courage and Biden may derail Harris

She will lose if the impression continues to linger that a Harris Presidency would in effect be a second Biden term.

Kinetic cyber-attacks in Lebanon add a new dimension to warfare

These operations open a new dimension of warfare wherein the target country or the organisation can be subjected to heavy casualties by the clandestine arming of day to day devices.

REPUBLICANS TO CHANGE NEBRASKA VOTING RULES

From its appearance, this will be the third straight US election that will see significant interference from the domestic corporate media.

SAJAD LONE MAY STRUGGLE TO RETAIN HANDWARA SEAT

The seat is likely to see a surge in support for Engineer Rashid's party.

BJP WEAK IN JAMMU CONGRESS WEAKER

The Jammu division of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, which has 43 Assembly seats, could see a neck to neck fight on around 25 Assembly seats between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress-NC alliance.

Terror threats loom in Jammu and Kashmir amid polls

Around 200 terrorists are active on the launch pads across the Line of Control (LoC) with as many as 100 of them poised to infiltrate North of Pir Panjal (opposite Kashmir Valley at their active camps), 80 opposite to Jammu side while 12 at the international border, as the sources confirmed.

K'TAKA BJP MLA IN 14-DAY CUSTODY ON RAPE CHARGES

BJP MLA Munirathna has been remanded in 14 days of judicial custody by the special court for people's representatives.

REBELS AND INDEPENDENTS POSE A CHALLENGE TO BJP AND CONG IN HARYANA ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS

The upcoming Assembly elections in Haryana are marked by significant internal dissent, with rebel candidates posing challenges to BJP and Congress.

RLD AIMS TO EXPAND BASE BEYOND WESTERN UP

RLD aims to expand beyond Uttar Pradesh, contesting elections in Jammu & Kashmir and Jharkhand while addressing key local issues.

TDP claims beef tallow used in Tirupati laddoos

TDP spokesperson Anam Venkata Ramana Reddy highlighted the lab results confirming beef tallow, lard, and fish oil in the ghee, sparking accusations that the previous YSRCP government compromised the sacred laddu's quality.

PK FINDS IT TOUGH TO CONVINCE VOTERS IN BIHAR

Kishor's focus on Muslim-dominated regions such as East and West Champaran, Gopalgan and Seemanchal, has made the RJD paint him as trying to divide the Muslim vote.

MVA INTENSIFIES SEAT-SHARING TALKS IN MAHARASHTRA

Maha Vikas Aghadi strategises for Maharashtra Assembly elections, focusing on seat sharing amid recent Lok Sabha successes and BJP's decline.

'Conversion activities in Bihar and Jharkhand reach alarming proportions'

People who identify themselves as members of the tribal and backward communities, are accepting Christianity.

CONGRESS WILL GO SOLO IN DELHI: DEVENDER YADAV

Delhi Congress president is optimistic about upcoming Assembly elections as he highlights grassroots revitalisation, commitment to combating corruption.

DENGUE CASES SURGE IN DELHI

As of early September, the national capital has recorded 673 dengue cases and two fatalities.

Punjab Police report rise in extortion cases

Punjab Police report a rise in extortion cases after two interviews with Lawrence Bishnoi.

India becomes the US' top military exercise partner

India has conducted more military exercises and personnel exchanges with the US than any other country, including the NATO countries.

MAMATA USES FLOODS TO DIVERT ATTENTION FROM HER GOVERNANCE OF STATE

With the widespread allegations of irregularities and corruption at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital that have come to light following the rape and murder of a 31-year-old junior doctor, the Mamata Banerjee Government is on the backfoot.

WITH FUTURE AS AGENDA, PM IN U.S. FOR UN SUMMIT, QUAD

The summit’s centrepiece is The Pact of the Future,’ a 20-page blueprint for rejuvenation of the UN and streamlining of the international system.

'Only strength can ensure peace': Palau President Whipps Jr.

KOROR (PALAU] There is a lot going on in the Republic of Palau, a country of over 300 islands and around 20,000 people southeast of the Philippines.

CBI SHOULD DISPEL 'CAGED PARROT' NOTION, SAYS SC

Supreme Court Judge, Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Friday made a strong observation on the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in relation to the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case, saying that it is imperative that the cenral probe agency dispel the notion of being a \"caged parrot.\"

THE 2024 AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CYCLE IS FAR FROM NORMAL

Much depends on the outcome of the 2024 election for India, the U.S. and all our partners and allies in the titanic struggle against the PRC.

Containing, and cheering, India

The great unspoken dilemma in the India-US relationship is that the US wishes to simultaneously cheer, and contain, India.

RG Kar killed faith in democratic institutions

Are the institutions robust enough to repair the fault lines as observed? The overwhelming feeling of any ordinary citizen does not look well for the largest democracy in the world.

HARYANA IS FERTILE GROUND FOR POLITICAL GREENHORNS

Haryana's Assembly elections see a surge of candidates who belong to influential political families, affiliated with major parties, reflecting the state's entrenched culture of dynastic politics.