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يتطور·3 dk önce
Insurgents Kill 18 Police, 11 Soldiers in Pakistan
Insurgents killed 18 abducted police officers and 11 soldiers in Pakistan's restive southwest on Wednesday. This escalation brings the death toll since Monday to 42, with security forces reporting the killing of 54 insurgents.
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يتطور·3 dk önce
Trump Flies Older Air Force One Amid Iran Tensions
President Trump flew on the older Air Force One from the NATO summit due to Iran tensions and security concerns over his new aircraft. The switch was precautionary, as the new jet lacks full security features. Trump cited 'sleazebags' and 'threats' as reasons for the move.
Times of India
يتطور·4 dk önce
India Reels Under Heavy Monsoon Rains: Floods, Landslides, and Disruptions Reported Across Multiple States
Heavy monsoon rains have caused widespread floods, waterlogging, and landslides across India, affecting Delhi, Mumbai, and Gujarat. Several deaths have been reported, with thousands evacuated in Gujarat. Authorities are assessing damage and providing assistance.
Economic Times
يتطور·15 dk önce
PM Modi and Australian PM Albanese Deepen Economic Ties in Melbourne
PM Narendra Modi and Australian PM Anthony Albanese met in Melbourne to strengthen economic and strategic ties. Modi highlighted India and Australia as natural partners amidst global uncertainty and praised cultural exchanges, including musical performances.
Times of India
يتطور·25 dk önce
Pakistan Navy Recovers Wreckage of Missing Cargo Plane, Search for Crew Continues
Pakistan Navy and civilian searchers recovered wreckage of a K2 Airways cargo plane that disappeared near Karachi. The search continues for five missing crew members after the plane, en route from Sharjah, reported navigational issues before losing contact.
TOI World
يتطور·26 dk önce
PM Modi Meets Australian PM Albanese in Melbourne, Celebrates Cultural Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Melbourne. The Indian community welcomed Modi with cultural performances, including the Australian-India Orchestra playing 'Maa Tujhe Salaam' and a unique fusion of Didgeridoo and Tabla. Discussions will focus on bilateral cooperation.
Economic Times