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Trump’s 25% Tariff Threat on iPhones Made Outside the US: Implications for Global Tech Manufacturing and Economic Policy

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In a development that has sent ripples through the global technology industry and international trade circles, former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a hefty 25% tariff on iPhones manufactured outside the United States. This bold move, clearly targeted at Apple’s global supply chain, is an extension of Trump’s broader protectionist trade policies … Read more

Wanted Naxal Commander Killed in Encounter, Focus Now Shifts to Remaining Leaders Like Hidma

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Naxalism has long been a significant challenge for India’s security and development. Recently, security forces achieved a major breakthrough in Sukma district, Chhattisgarh. Nambala Keshav Rao, also known as Basavraj, a most-wanted Naxal commander with a bounty of ₹1 crore on his head, was killed in an encounter. This event marks a significant achievement in … Read more

Emergency in the Skies: The Indigo Flight Incident Over Pakistan

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In a harrowing incident that tested the nerves of passengers and crew alike, an Indigo flight carrying 227 passengers found itself embroiled in a dangerous situation over Pakistan’s airspace. The flight, battered by intense turbulence and in urgent need of a safe landing, faced a dramatic refusal from Pakistani authorities to grant an emergency landing … Read more

Asteroid 2003 MH4: A Cosmic Danger Racing Toward Earth

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A colossal asteroid, identified as 2003 MH4, is hurtling toward Earth at an extraordinary speed of 14 kilometers per second. This celestial object, with a size comparable to a skyscraper, is estimated to possess the destructive potential of thousands of nuclear bombs. Scientists across the globe are closely monitoring its trajectory, sounding alarms about its … Read more

Angelo Mathews Bids Farewell to Test Cricket: Reflecting on a Remarkable 15-Year Journey

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In a significant moment for Sri Lankan cricket, Angelo Mathews, one of the most influential figures in the country’s cricketing history, has officially announced his retirement from Test cricket. After dedicating over 15 years and playing 118 Test matches, Mathews’ decision marks the end of an era for Sri Lanka’s longest format of the game. … Read more

Indian Philanthropy Fuels American Universities While International Programs Face Shutdown: The Harvard Controversy

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In a striking paradox of global education and diplomacy, Indian donors have been among the most generous contributors to some of the United States’ top academic institutions. Universities like Harvard have benefited immensely from billions of rupees donated by Indians—philanthropy that has significantly advanced research, scholarships, infrastructure, and international collaboration. Yet, in a surprising and … Read more

Bihar’s Caste-Based Political Landscape in 2025: How Chirag Paswan, Jitan Ram Manjhi, Mukesh Sahni, and Upendra Kushwaha Shape the Assembly Elections

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Bihar, a state synonymous with vibrant political activity and a rich tapestry of social dynamics, is once again gearing up for a high-stakes Assembly election in 2025. At the heart of this political drama lies the enduring influence of caste-based parties, which have been the keystones of Bihar’s electoral architecture for decades. The political trajectories … Read more

Pakistan Faces Severe Water Crisis as Satellite Images Reveal Drastic Decline in Chenab and Jhelum Rivers Post Indus Waters Treaty Halt

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The recent satellite images capturing the flow and condition of the Chenab and Jhelum rivers have sent shockwaves across South Asia, particularly in Pakistan. Barely one month after India’s formal suspension of operations related to the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), these images reveal a rapidly worsening water situation on the Pakistan side. The stark changes … Read more

PM Modi’s Bold Stance on Terrorism and Indus Water Treaty Triggers Strong Reaction from Pakistan

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In recent times, the relationship between India and Pakistan has once again reached a critical juncture. The catalyst this time is a forthright speech by Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing two deeply sensitive and intertwined issues—cross-border terrorism and the Indus water dispute. Modi’s candid remarks have sent shockwaves across diplomatic circles, with Pakistan responding sharply, … Read more