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يتطور·2 sa önce
India Protests Kashmir Map at Dhaka Seminar
India lodged a protest at a foreign affairs seminar in Dhaka after a former Bangladesh diplomat, Tariq A Karim, displayed a map depicting Kashmir as part of Pakistan. Indian diplomat Pooja Kumari Jha objected to the map, stating Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. Karim clarified the map was for representational purposes.
Times of India
يتطور·5 sa önce
India's Indo-Pacific Push: Building Alliances for a Multipolar Asia
India is strengthening ties across the Indo-Pacific with nations like Seychelles, Japan, Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand. These partnerships aim to foster a multipolar Asia, enhance strategic autonomy, and counter regional hegemony, leveraging India's growing influence and democratic appeal.
Economic Times
يتطور·4 sa önce
Doda-Kishtwar Highway Blocked by Landslide Near Hydroelectric Project
A major landslide near the Kwar hydroelectric power project in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, blocked the Kishtwar-Doda Highway on Monday due to heavy rainfall. Flash floods and mudslides buried vehicles and construction equipment at the project site, though no casualties were reported. Gates of the Baglihar dam were opened due to increased Chenab river levels.
Times of India
مُلِح·5 sa önce
Mumbai Under Orange Alert for Heavy Rainfall, Schools Closed on July 7
Mumbai faces an Orange Alert for heavy rain and strong winds on July 7. Authorities have declared a holiday for all schools and colleges, and the BMC advises residents to stay indoors and exercise caution due to potential waterlogging and fallen trees.
Economic Times
يتطور·37 dk önce
Indian Senior Citizen's US Healthcare Ordeal Goes Viral, Sparks Debate
An Indian senior citizen's experience with US healthcare, detailing exorbitant medicine costs (Rs 2,500 in India vs. Rs 42,000 in the US) and delayed service, has gone viral. The account highlights perceived advantages of living in India, such as affordable services and conveniences.
Times of India
عاجل·6 sa önce
Cuba's National Power Grid Collapses, Leaving 10 Million in Darkness
Cuba's national power grid collapsed Monday, plunging around 10 million people into darkness. The nationwide blackout exacerbates the island's ongoing energy crisis, marked by frequent outages due to aging infrastructure and fuel shortages, with the government blaming US sanctions.
Times of India