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10 Jun, 2026

To Change Your World, First Change What is Inside You

There is a verse in the Quran that Muslims have recited for fourteen centuries, yet its meaning can still stop you mid-thought if you sit with it long enough. إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَا

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04 May, 2026

How US Power Politics Turned Self‑Sufficient Nations Into Struggling Economies

For much of the 20th century, several nations stood as models of regional prosperity — self‑sufficient, resource‑rich, and socially stable. Yet decades of US intervention, sanctions, and proxy wars have left them

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30 Apr, 2026

In a Kashmiri Village, a Blind Man’s UPSC Rank Becomes a Story of Faith and an Unlikely Ascent

In Naidkhai, a small village in north Kashmir, the front room of a modest home has not been still for days. Neighbours walk in unannounced. Relatives arrive from nearby towns. Children gather

India-EU Ties More Crucial Than Ever Amid Geopolitical Shifts, Says Jaishankar

New Delhi: In his address, India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar framed the ongoing shifts in the international order, stressing that the “world order is unravelling,” but insisted that the underlying consensus

04 Feb, 2025

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Indian Scientists Develop Smart Drug Delivery System for Arthritis

New Delhi — A team of Indian researchers has developed a groundbreaking drug delivery system that could transform the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, a painful autoimmune disease that affects millions worldwide. The

04 Feb, 2025

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Trump Targets Chinese Influence in Panama Canal, Demands U.S. Control

WASHINGTON— President Donald J. Trump has set his sights on curbing Chinese influence in the Panama Canal, raising concerns over Beijing’s role in managing key transit points of the crucial waterway. In

04 Feb, 2025

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Bangladesh’s Fragile Future: A Nation Without a Roadmap

Bangladesh stands at a precarious moment. More than five months after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, the interim government has yet to announce an election date, deepening political uncertainty. Instead of stabilizing the country,

04 Feb, 2025

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India’s Education Reforms Drive Enrollment and Access

NEW DELHI — India’s education landscape is witnessing steady progress, with school enrollments expanding and infrastructure improving, according to the Economic Survey 2024-25 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. The report underscores

03 Feb, 2025

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U.S. Woman Left Stranded in Karachi After Online Romance Turns Sour

Karachi — A 33-year-old U.S. citizen, Onijah Andrew Robinson, found herself stranded in Karachi after a romantic trip to meet an online boyfriend went awry. Robinson, who arrived in October to marry

03 Feb, 2025

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Taliban Deputy Foreign Minister Exiled Amid Criticism of Women’s Education Ban

KABUL — In a rare public dissent within the Taliban’s leadership, Abbas Stanikzai, the group’s Deputy Foreign Minister, left Afghanistan under circumstances that have sparked internal conflict. Reports emerged that Stanikzai had

03 Feb, 2025

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India Tops Global Digital Well-Being Index, but Online Threats Loom Large

NEW DELHI — India has emerged as the global leader in digital well-being, ranking first in a new international index that assesses online safety, satisfaction, and support networks for young internet users.

03 Feb, 2025

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Trump Doctrine Clashes with China’s Expanding Grip on the Panama Canal

PANAMA CITY — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s demand that Panama curb Chinese influence over the strategic Panama Canal has reignited tensions over Beijing’s growing footprint in Latin America. The Trump

03 Feb, 2025

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Pakistan’s Population Crisis: A Declining Fertility Rate and a Stalled Policy Response

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan, long accustomed to its ballooning population, is now facing an unexpected shift: a dramatic decline in fertility rates. According to the latest findings from the United Nations’ World Fertility

03 Feb, 2025

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To Change Your World, First Change What is Inside You

How US Power Politics Turned Self‑Sufficient Nations Into Struggling Economies

In a Kashmiri Village, a Blind Man’s UPSC Rank Becomes a Story of Faith and an Unlikely Ascent

India-EU Ties More Crucial Than Ever Amid Geopolitical Shifts, Says Jaishankar

Indian Scientists Develop Smart Drug Delivery System for Arthritis

Trump Targets Chinese Influence in Panama Canal, Demands U.S. Control

Bangladesh’s Fragile Future: A Nation Without a Roadmap

India’s Education Reforms Drive Enrollment and Access

U.S. Woman Left Stranded in Karachi After Online Romance Turns Sour

Taliban Deputy Foreign Minister Exiled Amid Criticism of Women’s Education Ban

India Tops Global Digital Well-Being Index, but Online Threats Loom Large

Trump Doctrine Clashes with China’s Expanding Grip on the Panama Canal

Pakistan’s Population Crisis: A Declining Fertility Rate and a Stalled Policy Response

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