Ending China Standoff High Point in '24: Foreign Policy, Bangla Poses a Challenge
The New Indian Express Kollam|December 30, 2024
In a year marked by geopolitical tensions, India and China ended an over four-and-a-half-year border standoff and announced steps to reduce mistrust even as New Delhi faced fresh challenges after deposed Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina fled the country in the face of a mass movement against her rule.
RAJESH KUMAR THAKUR @New Delhi

The year 2024 saw India navigating the war in Ukraine and the Israel-Hamas conflict. New Delhi is readying its approach in dealing with US President-elect Donald Trump's second term amid fears that his policy approach relating to trade and tariffs may have profound implications for international trade.

Though the overall India-US relations broadly continued to blossom, Washington has been pressing India to take action against Indians allegedly involved in a foiled plot to assassinate pro-Khalistan separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York last year.

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Emergency' triggers stir in Punjab, security at multiplexes tightened

THE screening of Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' was cancelled in Punjab due to intense protests by various Sikh organisations, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) members and farmers' groups on Friday.

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No relaxation in qualifying marks for para-teachers

IN a major disappointment for para-teachers in the state, the Jharkhand High Court on Friday ruled that granting relaxation in the qualifying marks for them in the ongoing appointment process for 26,000 assistant teachers is not justified.

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PSU steel manufacturer RINL gets ₹11,440 crore lifeline from govt

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Insurance barriers restrict patients' access to mental health treatment

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4 Gujarat Cops Suspended Over Foreign Visits

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Centre should restore kerosene allocation: Saji

REFUTING the claims made by Union Minister of State for Petroleum Suresh Gopi over additional allocation of kerosene to Kerala, Fisheries Minister Saji Cherian said the Centre has cut down the state's kerosene allocation by 95%.

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From playing with bamboo stick to Arjuna award

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No action for returning to mainstream, cops tell Arunachal armed group

Arunachal Pradesh police on Friday appealed to the members of a newly-floated armed group to return to the mainstream, assuring that no legal action will be taken against them if they do so on their own accord.

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India Decides To Go On Front Foot As Threats In Gulf Of Aden, Red Sea Up

DEFENCE Minister Rajnath Singh asks for no let-up in India's offensive and defensive preparedness amid growing turmoil and calls for maritime alertness because of the possibility of increased threats from the Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea and other coastal regions along eastern Africa.

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