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Why Nepal Is Objecting To India-China Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Plan
Nepal Foreign Ministry's statement said the government has drawn the attention of both India and China to its concerns through diplomatic channels.
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Ultrahuman Ring Pro Returns to US Market After Oura Patent Dispute
Ultrahuman has returned to the US market with the Ring Pro after the Bengaluru-based tech firm received clearance from the country’s Customs and Border Protection department, the company announced on Tuesday. The new smart ring, which was launched in select global markets on February 27, is currently available for pre-order in the country via the...
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Buddha Statue Built In Place Of Hindu Idol On Disputed Thai-Cambodia Border
A Buddha statue has been built on Thailand's disputed border with Cambodia, Bangkok's army said Saturday, the same site where it knocked down and removed a likeness of a Hindu deity last month.
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Pakistan Using Drones to Divert From Internal Crisis, Says Ladakh Governor
Pakistan is indulging in mischief along the borders, including sending drones, in an attempt to divert attention from its internal problems, particularly its poor financial situation, Ladakh Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta said.
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After Manipur Blast, Civil Bodies Duel Over Questions On 'Buffer Zone'
Civil society organisations in Manipur are duelling with statements and memorandums over attacks on villagers who have returned home from relief camps to foothill areas where the borders meet.
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Thailand Says Truce Violated, Cambodia Blames Garbage Explosion
Thailand accused Cambodia of violating a 10-day-old truce on Tuesday, saying cross-border mortar fire wounded a soldier, while Phnom Penh said a "pile of garbage" exploded, injuring two of its own troops.
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Thailand Frees 18 Cambodian Soldiers Held Since July Amid Renewed Ceasefire
Thailand on Wednesday released 18 Cambodian soldiers it had detained since July under the renewed ceasefire the two countries agreed on the weekend to end a border conflict, Cambodian and Thai authorities said.
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Thailand Says Vishnu Idol Razed For Security, Not To Hurt Hindu Sentiments
After the controversy around Thailand destroying a statue of Lord Vishnu in a disputed border area went rife, the country issued a statement. Thailand asserted that the destruction was linked to security reasons.
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"Disrespectful": India On Demolition Of Hindu Deity's Statue In Cambodia
As the ongoing military conflict between the two nations drags on, New Delhi said that such "disrespectful" acts hurt sentiments of followers around the world and "should not take place".
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China Lists Arunachal As "Core Interest", Rules Out Compromise: US Report
A Pentagon report submitted to the US Congress has flagged China's claim over Arunachal Pradesh as part of its stated "core interests". The document states that China is not open to negotiation or compromise on these interests.
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On Camera, Lord Vishnu Statue Destroyed In Cambodia, Allegedly By Thailand
As the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia drags on, a Cambodian official has accused Bangkok of destroying a statue of Lord Vishnu in a disputed border area.
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Travelling To Thailand? What To Keep In Mind After India's New Advisory
Popular destinations such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi, and Pattaya remain unaffected.
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Cambodia-Thailand Border Clashes Send Half A Million Into Shelters
Half a million evacuees in Cambodia and Thailand were sheltering in pagodas, schools and other safe havens on Wednesday after fleeing fresh fighting in a long-standing border dispute in which US President Donald Trump has vowed to again intercede.
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Explained: Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash Tests Trump's Tariff Diplomacy
In July, it took a call from US President Donald Trump and the threat of crushing tariffs to halt five days of fierce fighting between Thailand and Cambodia.
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China-Made Rocket Used In Thailand Airstrikes On Cambodia: Official
Thailand's airstrikes on Monday targeted Cambodian military facilities housing long-range artillery after surveillance signalled that rockets, including a Chinese-made variant, could be used to hit civilian areas, a Thai military official said.
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Why Nepal Is Objecting To India-China Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Plan
Nepal Foreign Ministry's statement said the government has drawn the attention of both India and China to its concerns through diplomatic channels.
-
Ultrahuman Ring Pro Returns to US Market After Oura Patent Dispute
Ultrahuman has returned to the US market with the Ring Pro after the Bengaluru-based tech firm received clearance from the country’s Customs and Border Protection department, the company announced on Tuesday. The new smart ring, which was launched in select global markets on February 27, is currently available for pre-order in the country via the...
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Buddha Statue Built In Place Of Hindu Idol On Disputed Thai-Cambodia Border
A Buddha statue has been built on Thailand's disputed border with Cambodia, Bangkok's army said Saturday, the same site where it knocked down and removed a likeness of a Hindu deity last month.
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Pakistan Using Drones to Divert From Internal Crisis, Says Ladakh Governor
Pakistan is indulging in mischief along the borders, including sending drones, in an attempt to divert attention from its internal problems, particularly its poor financial situation, Ladakh Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta said.
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After Manipur Blast, Civil Bodies Duel Over Questions On 'Buffer Zone'
Civil society organisations in Manipur are duelling with statements and memorandums over attacks on villagers who have returned home from relief camps to foothill areas where the borders meet.
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Thailand Says Truce Violated, Cambodia Blames Garbage Explosion
Thailand accused Cambodia of violating a 10-day-old truce on Tuesday, saying cross-border mortar fire wounded a soldier, while Phnom Penh said a "pile of garbage" exploded, injuring two of its own troops.
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Thailand Frees 18 Cambodian Soldiers Held Since July Amid Renewed Ceasefire
Thailand on Wednesday released 18 Cambodian soldiers it had detained since July under the renewed ceasefire the two countries agreed on the weekend to end a border conflict, Cambodian and Thai authorities said.
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Thailand Says Vishnu Idol Razed For Security, Not To Hurt Hindu Sentiments
After the controversy around Thailand destroying a statue of Lord Vishnu in a disputed border area went rife, the country issued a statement. Thailand asserted that the destruction was linked to security reasons.
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"Disrespectful": India On Demolition Of Hindu Deity's Statue In Cambodia
As the ongoing military conflict between the two nations drags on, New Delhi said that such "disrespectful" acts hurt sentiments of followers around the world and "should not take place".
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China Lists Arunachal As "Core Interest", Rules Out Compromise: US Report
A Pentagon report submitted to the US Congress has flagged China's claim over Arunachal Pradesh as part of its stated "core interests". The document states that China is not open to negotiation or compromise on these interests.
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On Camera, Lord Vishnu Statue Destroyed In Cambodia, Allegedly By Thailand
As the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia drags on, a Cambodian official has accused Bangkok of destroying a statue of Lord Vishnu in a disputed border area.
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Travelling To Thailand? What To Keep In Mind After India's New Advisory
Popular destinations such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi, and Pattaya remain unaffected.
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Cambodia-Thailand Border Clashes Send Half A Million Into Shelters
Half a million evacuees in Cambodia and Thailand were sheltering in pagodas, schools and other safe havens on Wednesday after fleeing fresh fighting in a long-standing border dispute in which US President Donald Trump has vowed to again intercede.
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Explained: Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash Tests Trump's Tariff Diplomacy
In July, it took a call from US President Donald Trump and the threat of crushing tariffs to halt five days of fierce fighting between Thailand and Cambodia.
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China-Made Rocket Used In Thailand Airstrikes On Cambodia: Official
Thailand's airstrikes on Monday targeted Cambodian military facilities housing long-range artillery after surveillance signalled that rockets, including a Chinese-made variant, could be used to hit civilian areas, a Thai military official said.
