Trudeau Lacks Evidence Against India | Pannun Seeks to Incite Hatred Towards Indians

In recent weeks, the diplomatic ties between India and Canada have been strained over allegations surrounding the killing of Khalistani separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. As tensions rise, new revelations from Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a prominent figure associated with the Khalistani movement, have added fuel to the already contentious relationship. Pannun’s Controversial Claims Gurpatwant Singh…

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Chinese Laser Anti-Drone System Spotted in Iran Amid Rising Tensions with Israel

In a surprising development, a Chinese-origin laser anti-drone system has been spotted in Iran, raising questions about the deepening military cooperation between Tehran and Beijing. The system was deployed to safeguard Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a rare public sermon held on October 4, 2024, days after Iran launched a missile strike on…

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India’s Key Contributions Highlighted at SCO Council of Heads of Government Meeting in Islamabad

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has highlighted eight key takeaways from India’s perspective at the conclusion of the SCO Council of Heads of Government meeting held in Islamabad. These points emphasize India’s commitment to global cooperation and development: One Earth, One Family, One Future: India is promoting a dialogue based on this philosophy, which aligns…

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Global Poverty and Its Impact on Women: A Closer Look at the UN Women Report

Poverty is a pervasive issue affecting millions worldwide, but it is crucial to recognize that its impact is not gender-neutral. A recent report from UN Women reveals alarming statistics regarding the plight of women in poverty, highlighting that approximately 2 billion women and girls lack access to essential social protection. This significant gap in support…

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Africa Joins the Space Race: A Milestone for Technological Sovereignty

Africa is making significant strides in the space race, with 61 satellites launched by 17 nations, despite the continent lacking its own space launch facilities. This expansion into space is fueled by declining launch costs, making space technology more accessible to smaller nations. Among the latest breakthroughs is Senegal’s GaindeSAT-1A, the first satellite developed by…

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