Nepal Home Minister Quits After 20 Killed in Gen Z Uprising, Army Deployed
Gen Z–led protests rock Nepal, forcing curfews and army deployment. Lekhak quits, but calls grow louder for PM K.P. Sharma...
Read moreDetailsGen Z–led protests rock Nepal, forcing curfews and army deployment. Lekhak quits, but calls grow louder for PM K.P. Sharma...
Read moreDetailsTriggered by a social media ban, Nepal’s youth-led protests have evolved into a mass revolt against corruption, inequality, and authoritarianism....
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Read moreDetailsX fact-checkers corrected Navarro, saying India’s purchases are legal, driven by energy security, and do not violate sanctions. BY PC...
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Read moreDetailsModi highlighted post-border disengagement stability and stressed cooperation in trade, Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, and direct flights between India and China....
Read moreDetailsThe two-day summit will focus on regional security, economic cooperation, and counterterrorism, with Modi expected to hold bilateral talks with...
Read moreDetailsThe Federal Circuit Court ruled 7–4 that Trump overstepped his authority by invoking emergency powers to impose tariffs, calling taxation...
Read moreDetailsIn an interview with Yomiuri Shimbun, Modi said India is ready for a long-term approach with China based on mutual...
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