Farmer killed in tiger attack at Mysuru's Saragur
A 65-year-old farmer was tragically killed by a tiger in HD Kote taluk's Saragur region, highlighting the growing human-animal conflict in Karnataka's forest borders.
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US: Pakistan ties don't affect India partnership
The United States clarifies its diplomatic engagements with Pakistan remain separate from its growing strategic partnership with India, addressing concerns about regional diplomacy.
US: Pakistan ties won't affect India relationship
US State Secretary Antony Blinken clarifies America's strategic position: Strengthening Pakistan ties won't affect the crucial US-India partnership. Key diplomatic assurance amid global realignments.
Cyclone Mocha Intensifies: IMD Issues Red Alert
Cyclone Mocha rapidly intensifies into a severe cyclonic storm over Southeast Bay of Bengal, threatening heavy rainfall across multiple Indian states. IMD warns of extreme weather conditions.
Pakistan General Meets Nobel Winner Yunus in Bangladesh
In a significant diplomatic move, Pakistan's Army General Shamshed Mirza held crucial talks with Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus in Dhaka, signaling potential thaw in Pakistan-Bangladesh relations amid economic cooperation discussions.
Rubio: US-Pakistan ties won't hurt India relations
Senior US Senator Marco Rubio makes significant remarks about US-Pakistan relations, emphasizing that America's engagement with Pakistan won't compromise its strategic partnership with India.
Trump, Thailand Diplomacy & Louvre Arrest: Top Stories Today
From Donald Trump's courtroom battles to Thailand's diplomatic crisis and a shocking Louvre Museum arrest - here are the essential global stories shaping headlines on October 26.
Israel to Vet All International Forces in Gaza: Netanyahu
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu asserts Israel's authority to approve international forces in Gaza, outlining post-war security vision amid global pressure.
Australia-Papua New Guinea Defence Pact Counters China
In a strategic move reshaping Pacific geopolitics, Australia signs a comprehensive security agreement with Papua New Guinea, directly challenging China's growing influence in the region.
PM Modi mourns Queen Mother Sirikit of Thailand's passing
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi mourns the demise of Queen Mother Sirikit of Thailand, expressing solidarity with the Royal Family and Thai people during this period of national mourning.
JD Vance & Elon Musk Slam NY Pol's 9/11 Claim
Zohran Mamdani's claim about his aunt avoiding NYC subway post-9/11 sparks political firestorm as JD Vance and Elon Musk lead conservative backlash. Full story inside.
Pakistan Drone Attack Kills Civilians, Sparks Outrage
Multiple civilians killed and injured in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa drone strike. Pashtun Tahafuz Movement and Dutch officials condemn escalating violence in tribal regions.
Ropar Makes History: Zero Stubble Burning Cases
Punjab's Ropar district achieves groundbreaking environmental milestone with complete elimination of post-harvest stubble burning, setting new standard for agricultural sustainability.
Hurricane Melissa: Category 4 Storm Threatens Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa rapidly strengthens into dangerous Category 4 storm, posing severe threat of catastrophic flooding and life-threatening conditions across Jamaica. Latest updates on path and preparations.
US-Pakistan ties won't harm India: Marco Rubio
In a significant diplomatic statement, US Senator Marco Rubio clarifies that America's relationship with Pakistan will not compromise its strategic partnership with India, emphasizing New Delhi's crucial role in regional stability.
Japan launches HTV-9 cargo spacecraft to ISS
Japan's H-IIB rocket launches HTV-9 cargo spacecraft carrying vital supplies to International Space Station from Tanegashima Space Center.
US-Pakistan ties won't affect India: Rubio
Senior US Senator Marco Rubio clarifies that America's engagement with Pakistan will not compromise its strategic partnership with India, emphasizing New Delhi's crucial role in countering China.
East Timor's Strategic Push for ASEAN Membership
Discover how East Timor, one of Asia's youngest nations, is making strategic moves to join ASEAN despite economic challenges and geopolitical complexities.
Heatwaves Wilt Kashmir's Prized Saffron Harvest
Unprecedented heatwaves in Kashmir devastate saffron crops, threatening the world's most expensive spice and livelihoods of local farmers. Climate change impacts become painfully visible.
Israel to veto unacceptable international forces: Netanyahu
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu declares Israel's sovereign right to reject international forces it deems unacceptable, escalating tensions in Gaza ceasefire negotiations.
Kolkata-Guangzhou Direct Flights Resume After 4 Years
Direct air connectivity between Kolkata and Guangzhou restarts Sunday with China Southern Airlines, reconnecting Eastern India to China's economic hub after pandemic disruption.
Russia Tests New Nuclear-Capable Missile
Russia successfully tests advanced nuclear-capable missile system as President Putin and top military officials demonstrate strategic weapons capability during ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Odisha Cyclone Alert: Bay of Bengal Depression Intensifies
Odisha government places all 30 districts on high alert as deep depression over Bay of Bengal threatens to intensify into cyclonic storm, triggering heavy rainfall and rough sea conditions.
China's Fishing Fleet: Secret Naval Force in Taiwan Strait
A startling US intelligence report exposes how China is deploying civilian fishing vessels for military operations in the Taiwan Strait, creating a 'gray zone' conflict strategy that challenges regional stability.
Escaped sex offender caught in London after prison mistake
Ethiopian sex criminal Hadush Kebatu, mistakenly released from Essex prison, apprehended in London following intensive police search operation.
Louvre Museum Heist: Two Suspects Arrested by French Police
French authorities have made significant progress in the Louvre Museum investigation, arresting two individuals connected to the high-profile art theft that shocked Paris.
India's Brain Drain: Why Students Choose US & Never Return
Exploring the complex factors driving India's talent exodus to American universities and the urgent need for policy reforms to reverse this brain drain trend.
China-India Direct Flights Resume After 4-Year Break
China confirms restoration of direct air connectivity with India, ending pandemic-era travel barriers and strengthening bilateral economic ties between the Asian giants.
1.3M Children in Labour in Pakistan's Sindh: Survey
A groundbreaking government survey exposes alarming child labour crisis in Sindh, with agriculture sector employing majority of young workers. Disturbing findings reveal education deprivation and hazardous working conditions.
Levies Officer Detained in Balochistan, Families Protest
Security forces in Balochistan have reportedly detained a Levies officer and a civilian, sparking fresh allegations of enforced disappearances as families protest and demand their immediate release.
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