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'Recall 1971': Russian Envoy Asks Bangladesh To Ease Tensions With India
Amid continued domestic unrest and strained geopolitical ties, Russia has called on Bangladesh to ease tensions with India at the earliest
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"Do Not Say One Thing In Delhi, Another In Kashmir": Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today reiterated his praise for the Narendra Modi government for its liberal funding to the union territory, insisting that his praise is not meant to please anybody.
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"Greatest Strategic Challenge Since 1971": S Tharoor-Led Panel On Bangladesh
The current situation in Bangladesh poses the "greatest strategic challenge" for India since the Liberation war of 1971, said a parliamentary committee headed by Congress's Shashi Tharoor.
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Anti-India Remarks From Bangladesh Ahead Of 1971 Pakistan War Victory Anniversary
Marking Bangladesh's 55th Victory Day, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus paid rich tributes to the martyrs of the Liberation War by placing a wreath at the National Memorial in Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka.
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On Vijay Diwas, PM Modi Remembers Brave Soldiers, Heroes Of 1971 War
In a post in X, PM Modi remembered the courageous armed forces who fought tooth and nail in the 1971 war that led to the liberation of Bangladesh. He paid tribute to the unmatched spirit of nationalism of the brave soldiers.
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NRI With Rs 100 Crore Net Worth Returns To India, Reflects On Post-Retirement Life: "Bliss And A Curse"
His post sparked curiosity and debate, with many users intrigued by his success and the psychological impact of early retirement.
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2 Police Officers Killed In Colombia Explosion, Authorities Blame Guerrilla
Two police officers were killed Sunday in northeast Colombia in an attack that authorities blamed on the National Liberation Army, a Marxist guerrilla force active since the 1960s.
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Did Imran Khan's Sister Say Asim Munir Wants War With India? Deep Fake, Says Network
A deepfake video claims Imran Khan's sister, Aleema, calling Asim Munir, the country's first Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), a "radicalised Islamist and Islamic conservatist."
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Bank Holidays In December 2025: Banks To Remain Shut For 13 Days Across States, Full List
December 2025 Bank Holidays: Key holidays include Christmas, Goa Liberation Day, Losoong/Namsoong, and several state-specific commemorations.
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Bangladesh And Pak Move To Revive Military Ties With High-Level Visits
From high-profile military, diplomatic and political visits, Bangladesh and Pakistan are moving briskly when it comes to ties despite Pakistan's history of torture, rapes and atrocities on ordinary Bangladeshis during the liberation struggle of 1971.
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If They Cut More Grass, It Will Make A Difference: Pied Botha
South Africa's bowling coach Piet Botha feels the wicket at the Barsapara Stadium will be much better for batting but he is interested in knowing if the Indian curators will be shaving off the liberal covering of grass from the red soil track.
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Analysis: How Maoist Madvi Hidma's Death Is A Big Hit To Left-Wing Extremism
The killing of Madvi Hidma, a Central Committee member and formidable head of People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) Battalion No. 1, is a severe operational and ideological blow to the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
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Donald Trump Indicates FIFA World Cup Matches Could Be Moved Out Of Seattle: "Very Liberal/Communist Mayor"
US President Donald Trump has indicated that the upcoming FIFA World Cup matches scheduled in Seattle could be moved to another city if security concerns arise due to what he called a "very liberal/communist mayor."
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Sheikh Hasina Sentenced To Death By Court She Created To Try War Criminals
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death by the court she established in 2010 to try war crimes from the 1971 liberation war.
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Was US Involved In Sheikh Hasina's Ouster From Bangladesh? What She Told NDTV
Bangladesh's interim chief, Muhammad Yunus, was once admired in American political circles, but the dismantling of the country's democratic infrastructure under his rule has impacted his popularity amongst Western liberals, Sheikh Hasina said.
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'Recall 1971': Russian Envoy Asks Bangladesh To Ease Tensions With India
Amid continued domestic unrest and strained geopolitical ties, Russia has called on Bangladesh to ease tensions with India at the earliest
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"Do Not Say One Thing In Delhi, Another In Kashmir": Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today reiterated his praise for the Narendra Modi government for its liberal funding to the union territory, insisting that his praise is not meant to please anybody.
-
"Greatest Strategic Challenge Since 1971": S Tharoor-Led Panel On Bangladesh
The current situation in Bangladesh poses the "greatest strategic challenge" for India since the Liberation war of 1971, said a parliamentary committee headed by Congress's Shashi Tharoor.
-
Anti-India Remarks From Bangladesh Ahead Of 1971 Pakistan War Victory Anniversary
Marking Bangladesh's 55th Victory Day, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus paid rich tributes to the martyrs of the Liberation War by placing a wreath at the National Memorial in Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka.
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On Vijay Diwas, PM Modi Remembers Brave Soldiers, Heroes Of 1971 War
In a post in X, PM Modi remembered the courageous armed forces who fought tooth and nail in the 1971 war that led to the liberation of Bangladesh. He paid tribute to the unmatched spirit of nationalism of the brave soldiers.
-
NRI With Rs 100 Crore Net Worth Returns To India, Reflects On Post-Retirement Life: "Bliss And A Curse"
His post sparked curiosity and debate, with many users intrigued by his success and the psychological impact of early retirement.
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2 Police Officers Killed In Colombia Explosion, Authorities Blame Guerrilla
Two police officers were killed Sunday in northeast Colombia in an attack that authorities blamed on the National Liberation Army, a Marxist guerrilla force active since the 1960s.
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Did Imran Khan's Sister Say Asim Munir Wants War With India? Deep Fake, Says Network
A deepfake video claims Imran Khan's sister, Aleema, calling Asim Munir, the country's first Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), a "radicalised Islamist and Islamic conservatist."
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Bank Holidays In December 2025: Banks To Remain Shut For 13 Days Across States, Full List
December 2025 Bank Holidays: Key holidays include Christmas, Goa Liberation Day, Losoong/Namsoong, and several state-specific commemorations.
-
Bangladesh And Pak Move To Revive Military Ties With High-Level Visits
From high-profile military, diplomatic and political visits, Bangladesh and Pakistan are moving briskly when it comes to ties despite Pakistan's history of torture, rapes and atrocities on ordinary Bangladeshis during the liberation struggle of 1971.
-
If They Cut More Grass, It Will Make A Difference: Pied Botha
South Africa's bowling coach Piet Botha feels the wicket at the Barsapara Stadium will be much better for batting but he is interested in knowing if the Indian curators will be shaving off the liberal covering of grass from the red soil track.
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Analysis: How Maoist Madvi Hidma's Death Is A Big Hit To Left-Wing Extremism
The killing of Madvi Hidma, a Central Committee member and formidable head of People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) Battalion No. 1, is a severe operational and ideological blow to the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
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Donald Trump Indicates FIFA World Cup Matches Could Be Moved Out Of Seattle: "Very Liberal/Communist Mayor"
US President Donald Trump has indicated that the upcoming FIFA World Cup matches scheduled in Seattle could be moved to another city if security concerns arise due to what he called a "very liberal/communist mayor."
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Sheikh Hasina Sentenced To Death By Court She Created To Try War Criminals
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death by the court she established in 2010 to try war crimes from the 1971 liberation war.
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Was US Involved In Sheikh Hasina's Ouster From Bangladesh? What She Told NDTV
Bangladesh's interim chief, Muhammad Yunus, was once admired in American political circles, but the dismantling of the country's democratic infrastructure under his rule has impacted his popularity amongst Western liberals, Sheikh Hasina said.
