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Two Army Soldiers Killed in Shimla Road Accident

Two Indian Army soldiers, Nitesh and Mahendra Kumar, lost their lives in a tragic accident near Shimla on Friday night. The incident occurred when their vehicle fell into a 600-metre gorge. Read the full report.

FBI probes White House shooting as terrorism act

FBI confirms investigation into White House area shooting as terrorism. Two National Guard soldiers critically wounded. Suspect identified as Afghan national. Read full details.

Women to Serve as Soldiers in Territorial Army

Indian Army plans to induct women soldiers into Territorial Army battalions, breaking a major barrier. Learn how this move opens new frontiers for women in the armed forces.

Zohran Mamdani's American Birth: The True Story

New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani addresses viral falsehoods about his birthplace, confirming he was born in Manhattan. Explore the facts behind this political misinformation campaign.

Zohran Mamdani: Oxford-educated NYC Mayor Hopeful

Discover how Zohran Mamdani's Oxford education and unique background position him as a potential game-changer in New York City's political landscape. Learn about his qualifications and progressive vision.

5-foot soldier makes history with INSAS rifle exemption

In a groundbreaking moment for the Indian Army, Subedar Shikha Yadav, standing just five feet tall, becomes the first soldier to receive special permission to set aside her INSAS rifle during ceremonial duties, challenging long-standing equipment protocol

Diwali Sweets Reach Siachen Soldiers via Pune Trust

In a heartwarming Diwali initiative, Pune's Aadhar Social Trust delivered homemade sweets and emotional messages to soldiers stationed at Siachen Glacier, bridging the distance with flavors of home during the festival of lights.

Dick Cheney: The Architect of US Gulf Policy

Explore how Dick Cheney transformed the role of US Vice President and shaped America's Middle East policy with unprecedented influence that continues to impact global politics today.

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