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How A Leaked Phone Call Of A Country's PM Can Topple Her Government
A leaked phone call between Thailand Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and a former Cambodian leader has brought her coalition government under immense pressure, with at least one major partner already out.
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BJP Demands Congress Apology Over "Fake News" On Pak Army Chief
The Congress's claim that the US had invited Pakistan army chief General Asim Munir for a military parade hosted by President Donald Trump has sparked a huge row, especially after the White House denied any such invite.
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"Failed Marshal": Social Media Roasts Pakistan Army Chief's Promotion After Military Losses
The promotion of Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir to Field Marshal has sparked controversy and criticism, particularly due to the timing amidst recent military escalations and perceived setbacks.
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'Will Follow Court Orders': Mohan Yadav On Minister's Army Officer Remarks
After a prolonged silence, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has eventually addressed the controversy that has ignited the state's political landscape.
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Ex Israel Army Chief Admits Using Hannibal Directive Against Own Soldiers
Former Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant authorised the controversial Hannibal Directive during the Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023.
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General Bipin Rawat: Five Highlights Of An Outstanding Career
General Bipin Rawat was appointed the 27th Chief of the Army Staff in 2016 amid a controversy over his seniority. He had superseded two senior officers to occupy the Army chief's position. He then rose to become the Chief of Defence Staff in 2019.
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"Always Opposed AFSPA, Should Be Repealed": Nagaland Chief Minister
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has joined his Meghalaya counterpart, Conrad Sangma, in slamming the central government over the continued imposition of the hugely controversial AFSPA - Armed Forces Special Powers Act.
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Indonesian Army Says Has Stopped 'Virginity Tests' On Female Cadets
The Indonesian army has ended a controversial practice of virginity tests on women who apply to become cadets, according to its chief of staff, a move welcomed by activists who have long campaigned against it.
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Will Continue Fight Against CAA Till It Is Repealed, Says Bhim Army Chief
Attacking the centre over the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad said on Saturday that a democratic country runs according to the will of the people, not by the whims and fancies of the BJP and RSS.
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Armed Forces Driven By "Insaniyat" And "Sharafat": Army Chief Bipin Rawat
A day after sparking a controversy by condemning "leaders who lead the masses in arson and violence" over the Citizenship Amendment Act, outgoing Chief of Army Staff General Bipin Rawat today termed the Indian armed forces as an "extremely secular" entity driven by the principles of insaniyat (humanity) and sharafat (decency).
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"Ask Him What He Means...": VK Singh On Army Chief's Comment On Protests
Amid controversy over Army Chief General Bipin Rawat's criticism of those leading protests against the citizenship law, Union Minister VK Singh, a past army chief, came to his defence on Friday. "I don't see any politics in it," said General Singh, urging the media to explore the "context" in which he made the comments.
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Controversy Over Army Chief's "Political" View On Citizenship Law Protest
Army chief Bipin Rawat today criticized violence during protests over the citizenship law, saying "leaders are not those who lead masses in arson and violence". He was immediately called out for taking sides while still in a post that must be neutral and apolitical.
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Protesters Set Car On Fire, Cops Use Water Cannons At Old Delhi
Hours after Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad led a massive protest against the new citizenship law at Delhi's Jama Masjid, hundreds of protestors took to the streets of the national capital in fresh protests against the controversial law.
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"PoK Controlled By Terrorists," Says Army Chief Bipin Rawat
In a strongly worded message, Army Chief Bipin Rawat on Friday described Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as a "terrorist-controlled country or a terrorist-controlled part of Pakistan". Delivering the KM Cariappa Memorial Lecture in Delhi, General Rawat raised the issue of Article 370 and, in a reference to the increase in terrorist activity in Jamm...
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PM Modi Sent ''His Air Force'' To Kill Terrorists: Goa Minister
Days after UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath triggered a controversy by referring to the Indian Army as 'Modi ki sena' and was reprimanded by Election Commission, Goa's Panchayat Minister Mauvin Godinho on Wednesday while referring to the post-Pulwama air strikes said that PM Modi sent that "his air force" across the border to kill terrorists.
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How A Leaked Phone Call Of A Country's PM Can Topple Her Government
A leaked phone call between Thailand Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and a former Cambodian leader has brought her coalition government under immense pressure, with at least one major partner already out.
-
BJP Demands Congress Apology Over "Fake News" On Pak Army Chief
The Congress's claim that the US had invited Pakistan army chief General Asim Munir for a military parade hosted by President Donald Trump has sparked a huge row, especially after the White House denied any such invite.
-
"Failed Marshal": Social Media Roasts Pakistan Army Chief's Promotion After Military Losses
The promotion of Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir to Field Marshal has sparked controversy and criticism, particularly due to the timing amidst recent military escalations and perceived setbacks.
-
'Will Follow Court Orders': Mohan Yadav On Minister's Army Officer Remarks
After a prolonged silence, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has eventually addressed the controversy that has ignited the state's political landscape.
-
Ex Israel Army Chief Admits Using Hannibal Directive Against Own Soldiers
Former Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant authorised the controversial Hannibal Directive during the Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023.
-
General Bipin Rawat: Five Highlights Of An Outstanding Career
General Bipin Rawat was appointed the 27th Chief of the Army Staff in 2016 amid a controversy over his seniority. He had superseded two senior officers to occupy the Army chief's position. He then rose to become the Chief of Defence Staff in 2019.
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"Always Opposed AFSPA, Should Be Repealed": Nagaland Chief Minister
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has joined his Meghalaya counterpart, Conrad Sangma, in slamming the central government over the continued imposition of the hugely controversial AFSPA - Armed Forces Special Powers Act.
-
Indonesian Army Says Has Stopped 'Virginity Tests' On Female Cadets
The Indonesian army has ended a controversial practice of virginity tests on women who apply to become cadets, according to its chief of staff, a move welcomed by activists who have long campaigned against it.
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Will Continue Fight Against CAA Till It Is Repealed, Says Bhim Army Chief
Attacking the centre over the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad said on Saturday that a democratic country runs according to the will of the people, not by the whims and fancies of the BJP and RSS.
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Armed Forces Driven By "Insaniyat" And "Sharafat": Army Chief Bipin Rawat
A day after sparking a controversy by condemning "leaders who lead the masses in arson and violence" over the Citizenship Amendment Act, outgoing Chief of Army Staff General Bipin Rawat today termed the Indian armed forces as an "extremely secular" entity driven by the principles of insaniyat (humanity) and sharafat (decency).
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"Ask Him What He Means...": VK Singh On Army Chief's Comment On Protests
Amid controversy over Army Chief General Bipin Rawat's criticism of those leading protests against the citizenship law, Union Minister VK Singh, a past army chief, came to his defence on Friday. "I don't see any politics in it," said General Singh, urging the media to explore the "context" in which he made the comments.
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Controversy Over Army Chief's "Political" View On Citizenship Law Protest
Army chief Bipin Rawat today criticized violence during protests over the citizenship law, saying "leaders are not those who lead masses in arson and violence". He was immediately called out for taking sides while still in a post that must be neutral and apolitical.
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Protesters Set Car On Fire, Cops Use Water Cannons At Old Delhi
Hours after Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad led a massive protest against the new citizenship law at Delhi's Jama Masjid, hundreds of protestors took to the streets of the national capital in fresh protests against the controversial law.
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"PoK Controlled By Terrorists," Says Army Chief Bipin Rawat
In a strongly worded message, Army Chief Bipin Rawat on Friday described Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as a "terrorist-controlled country or a terrorist-controlled part of Pakistan". Delivering the KM Cariappa Memorial Lecture in Delhi, General Rawat raised the issue of Article 370 and, in a reference to the increase in terrorist activity in Jamm...
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PM Modi Sent ''His Air Force'' To Kill Terrorists: Goa Minister
Days after UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath triggered a controversy by referring to the Indian Army as 'Modi ki sena' and was reprimanded by Election Commission, Goa's Panchayat Minister Mauvin Godinho on Wednesday while referring to the post-Pulwama air strikes said that PM Modi sent that "his air force" across the border to kill terrorists.
