August 17, 2025
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Why New York University Named Its Engineering School After An Indian-Origin Couple

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In a remarkable recognition of philanthropy, academic excellence, and cross-cultural impact, New York University (NYU) has officially named its engineering school after an Indian-origin couple whose generous contributions and vision have redefined global education. This milestone reflects not only the couple’s financial support but also their enduring commitment to advancing research, technology, and higher education…

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‘Can’t Kick India’: Ex-Pentagon Official Says PM Modi Standing For India’s Rights Will Teach US True Lesson

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In a powerful statement that has resonated across diplomatic circles, a former senior Pentagon official has asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s firm stance on safeguarding India’s national interests is a lesson the United States will not forget anytime soon. The remark, which underscores India’s growing strategic weight on the global stage, comes amid ongoing…

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‘We Refer You to Pakistan’, US Passes the Buck on Lost F-16s During Operation Sindoor: Report

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In a development that has sparked fresh debates over transparency in defence relations, the United States has reportedly refused to directly answer questions regarding the whereabouts of several F-16 fighter jets allegedly lost by Pakistan during the recent Operation Sindoor, instead deflecting inquiries by stating, “We refer you to Pakistan.” The diplomatic remark, coming amid…

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‘Indus Waters India’s Family Property’: Ex-Diplomat Rajiv Dogra Hits Back At Asim Munir’s Rant

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In a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir’s recent comments on the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), former Indian diplomat and strategic affairs expert Rajiv Dogra has asserted that the Indus River waters are essentially “India’s family property” and not a subject of unsolicited advice from across the border. His remarks come amid…

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‘Graveyard For Trump’s Mercenaries’: Iran Reacts Angrily To Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal, Know India’s Response

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In a sharp and controversial statement, Iran has described the recent Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement as a “graveyard for Trump’s mercenaries,” signalling strong disapproval of what it claims is a foreign-influenced settlement that could destabilise the region. The deal, brokered with international mediation, aims to resolve long-standing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan, particularly over the disputed…

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China Makes First International Sale of Z-10ME Attack Helicopters to Pakistan, Signaling Strategic Shift in Regional Defense Ties

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In a major development that signals a deepening of Sino-Pakistani defense cooperation and a potential shift in the regional military balance, China has successfully completed its first international sale of the Z-10ME attack helicopter to Pakistan. The export of this advanced combat helicopter marks a critical milestone for China’s burgeoning military-industrial complex and introduces a…

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Ukraine Flags Indian-Made Parts in Drones Used by Russian Forces Amid Rising Global Scrutiny

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In a development that has sparked significant geopolitical curiosity and concern, Ukraine has flagged the alleged presence of Indian-made components in drones reportedly used by Russian forces in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Ukrainian officials have presented these findings as part of a broader investigation into the international supply chains that may inadvertently be aiding Russia’s…

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After ‘massive reserves’ oil trade deal, Donald Trump slaps 19% tariffs on Pakistan

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In a significant move that blends diplomacy with hardline trade policy, former U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 19% tariff on Pakistani exports shortly after finalizing a strategic energy deal involving the exploration of Pakistan’s so-called “massive oil reserves.” This decision, part of Trump’s wider “America First” economic resurgence narrative, has sent shockwaves through…

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Pakistan racing against time for a trade deal, minister rushes to US for ‘final’ talks

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Amid mounting economic pressure and foreign exchange shortages, Pakistan is racing against time to secure a comprehensive trade agreement with the United States. With dwindling reserves and rising import bills, Islamabad is aggressively pushing for greater market access and tariff concessions through a strategic bilateral deal. In a bold diplomatic move, Pakistan’s Minister of Commerce…

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