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Jaish’s New Front: Online Jihadi School Targets Women Recruits

Bigger Threat Looms as Jaish Expands Recruitment to Women In a disturbing new development, Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) has launched a dedicated online training program for women, marking a significant evolution in its recruitment and radicalisation strategy. The extremist group blacklisted by the United Nations, led by Masood Azhar, is reportedly establishing a female wing…

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Paradip Port to Ink ₹1.5 Lakh Crore Investment Deals at India Maritime Week

Setting Sail for Growth: Paradip Port’s Big Leap In a defining stride for India’s maritime future, Paradip Port in Odisha is preparing to seal investment agreements worth an estimated ₹1.5 lakh crore during India Maritime Week (IMW) 2025, to be held in Mumbai from October 27 to 31. Officials confirmed that these pacts will span across critical…

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Tata Trusts Choose Stability, Reappoint Venu Srinivasan for Lifetime Role

Seeking Calm Amid Internal Turbulence In a week marked by whispers of discord and leadership uncertainty, the Tata Trusts have taken a decisive step to restore balance. Just days after insiders revealed that Tata Group representatives had urged government intervention to mediate brewing tensions within the trusts, the organization announced the reappointment of Venu Srinivasan…

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Murder or Tragedy? Ex-Punjab DGP and Wife Booked in Son’s Mysterious Death

A Family Scandal Turns into a Criminal Case A shocking domestic drama within one of Punjab’s most influential families has taken a grim turn. Former Punjab Director General of Police Mohammad Mustafa and his wife, ex-Congress minister Razia Sultana, have been booked for the alleged murder of their 35-year-old son, Aqil Akhtar, whose body was discovered…

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Afghanistan Dismisses Pakistan’s India Allegations as “Unfounded and Illogical”

Border Tensions Ignite a War of Words The already fraught relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan has flared once again, this time over accusations of Indian interference in recent border clashes. Islamabad’s claim that New Delhi was secretly backing the Taliban in a proxy war has triggered sharp denials from both Kabul and Delhi, deepening mistrust…

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Iran Fires Back: Tehran Rejects Trump’s “Bullying” and Warns of Retaliation

A New Flashpoint in U.S.–Iran Tensions The fragile equilibrium between Iran and the United States has once again erupted into confrontation. In response to recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump—who boasted that American strikes earlier this year had “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear facilities—Tehran has issued a fierce rebuttal. Iranian leaders dismissed the claims as false…

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