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'BANGLADESH COUP HAS THE U.S. WRITTEN ALL OVER IT'

The story involving the ouster of Hasina and the installation of Yunus, who is close to both Hillary Clinton and George Soros, unfolded over the decades.

SHOW SOME HUMANITY: NCPCR CHIEF SLAMS AKHILESH OVER DNA TEST DEMAND FROM GANG-RAPE VICTIM

Samajwadi Party Chief Akhilesh Yadav supports DNA testing for rape suspects, despite BSP's critique of past actions.

US to deploy more fighter jets, warships in West Asia

Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh on Friday said that the deployment will be in response to threats from Iran and Iranian-backed militias.

IRAN NEWS ANCHOR SAYS WORLD WILL SEE 'EXTRAORDINARY SCENES'

The statement came as the United States said it will deploy additional fighter jets and Navy ships to West Asia to defend Israel.

US REVOKES PLEA DEAL WITH 9/11 ALLEGED MASTERMINDS

United States Department of Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin has revoked plea deals agreed to earlier this week with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other accused, who have been accused of plotting the September 11 attacks and are being held at the military prison in Cuba’s Guantanamo Bay.

Capital punishment: Parties lock horns over desilting amid Delhi's infrastructure woes

Heavy rainfall in Delhi caused fatalities and revealed infrastructure lapses, with BJP and Congress blaming AAP and MCD for the tragedies.

RAHUL'S CASTE POLITICS STRATEGY MAY BACKFIRE

Many Congress leaders are unhappy with Rahul's strategy.

MAMATA'S HOLD ON ART-CULTURE SCENE LEAVES BENGAL GASPING

Emphasis on showcasing Trinamool's achievements has overshadowed artistic and cultural essence of festivals.

Congress searches for a Mamata-friendly face post Adhir

After Chowdhury's resignation, the party is focusing on reorganising its state unit in West Bengal, as well as considering forming an alliance with Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress.

Punjab prepares for Monsoon Session amid chaos

The session is expected to be brief as no significant legislative businesses are pending.

CONGRESS WANTS TO BE ALLIANCE BOSS IN MAHA POLLS

A senior Congress leader stated that in the August 7 meeting, Congress would ensure it gets more seats than its allies, despite Uddhav's pressure tactics.

POLITICAL LUMINARIES GRACE ITV'S MANCH

The Union Ministers highlighted the country's progress and focus areas, which the government will work on in the coming time, at the event.

ISIS shifts focus from Afghanistan to major global targets

ISIS is increasingly using crypto currencies and online payment systems.

Systemic failure, administrative apathy push UPSC aspirants to death's door

UPSC aspirants from various parts of the country come to Old Rajendra Nagar in Delhi with dreams of becoming IAS-IPS officers. Tragically, some returned home in coffins, paying the ultimate price for a flawed system.

BJP AND RSS PLAN TO INTRODUCE LADLI BEHNA-TYPE SCHEMES IN HARYANA

The Assembly elections in Haryana, Maharashtra and Jharkhand are scheduled for October-November this year. For this, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s election strategy is set to undergo significant changes.

FAILURE TO CONTROL INFILTRATION IN J&K LEADS TO MAJOR SHAKE-UP IN BSF

At least 50 foreign terrorists in small groups crossed over into India in small numbers over a period of time, indicating a colossal failure on the part of BSF and other intelligence gathering agencies.

DONALD TRUMP ACCUSES KAMALA HARRIS OF ANTI-SEMITISM

'She doesn't like Jewish people, she doesn't like Israel,' he alleged about Harris whose husband, Doug Emhoff, is Jewish.

AUSTRALIA, CANADA, NEW ZEALAND CALL FOR URGENT CEASEFIRE IN GAZA

Prime Ministers of these three countries issued the statement on the need for an urgent ceasefire in Gaza and the risk of expanded conflict between Hezbollah and Israel.

A DELICATE DANCE WITH CHINA, BUT IT'S CANADIAN VOTERS WHO WILL DECIDE

So, there you have it in one sentence. Canada's government gets you, China but it's the people of Canada that hold such negative views about your country.

MISINFORMATION CAMPAIGNS TARGETING TALIBAN GOVT, ALLEGES KABUL REPORT

The media outlets are said to be involved in a misinformation campaign to disseminate news which can destabilise Afghanistan, leading the Western powers to reassert their domination.

'Desi tadka' in politics worldwide

Despite their success, Indian-origin politicians often face challenges in integrating broader political agendas with their community's interests.

AGNIPATH IS IN KEEPING WITH INDIAN MILITARY'S TRANSFORMATION

The Agnipath scheme is one of the transformations that the forces are undergoing.

Opposition shows aggressive strategy in Parliament

Congress plans to keep up its aggressive tactics, in preparation for the upcoming Assembly elections.

IS MAMATA TRYING TO FORM A THIRD FRONT?

On two occasions recently the Bengal Chief Minister has challenged Rahul's position as LoP.

J&K leaders doubt Assembly polls will be held on time

J&K opposition leaders believe that the Centre may not conduct Assembly election in the state due to rising security concerns in Jammu.

AFTER GANDHI SAGAR, CHEETAHS TO BE INTRODUCED IN BANNI

Cheetahs will be introduced in Gandhi Sagar later this year.

TUSSLE LIKELY AMONG BJP, SENA, NCP OVER MAHA SEAT-SHARING

BJP, allied with Shiv Sena and NCP in Maharashtra, is at odds with them over seat-sharing for Assembly elections. Shiv Sena is keen on contesting 126 seats, Ajit Pawar demands 80 seats while BJP vies for 150 seats.

QUESTIONS GALORE OVER RAHUL'S SHADOW CABINET 'PLAN'

\"The shadow cabinet exists only in British politics. Moreover, the UK has not formed any coalition government till now, there are two dominant parties.'

MAMATA WALKS OUT OF NITI MEETING; HER CHARGES REFUTED BY FM

On Saturday, Chief Minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee,walked out of the 9th Governing Council meeting of NITI Aayog in New Delhi.

Governor's border visits boost coordination against drug menace in Punjab

The Governor has established around 4,000 village-level defence committees to keep an eye on drug-related activities.