403 Indian Students Died Abroad Since 2018: Reports
The Indian government revealed that 403 Indian students had died abroad since 2018, with Canada topping the list with 91 deaths. External Affairs Minister S...
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Pannun’s Murder Plot Hindered Mega Drone Deal With India: US Senator
A key US Senator withdrew objections to a $3.9 billion armed drone deal with India after assurances that New Delhi will probe an alleged plot...
Netanyahu Criticizes Biden’s Sanctions On Israeli Settlers
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned US sanctions on Israeli settlers accused of West Bank violence amid the Israel-Hamas war. He calls the measures unnecessary...
“Don’t Strike Any Deal With China”: Japan To Donald Trump
Japan, America’s top ally in Asia, warns US presidential candidate Donald Trump against striking any deal with China that could disrupt efforts to constrain Beijing...
North Korea Launches Cruise Missiles Amid Regional Tensions
North Korea launched an unspecified number of cruise missiles into the sea on Friday, marking its fourth cruise missile test this year. The cruise missile...
US Hikes Fees For Work Visas
The US announced major fee hikes for popular work visas including H-1B and L-1, heavily utilized by Indians. The first such increase since 2016 takes...
Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah Halts US Attacks Post-Drone Strike
An Iraqi extremist organization claims to have ceased operations against the US and is suspected of carrying out a drone strike in Jordan that resulted...
Indian Student Found Dead On Purdue University Campus
Indian student Neel Acharya, enrolled at Purdue University in Indiana, US, has been confirmed deceased. The student, pursuing computer science and data science majors, was...
Iran Refutes Role In US Drone Attack Deaths
Iran denies involvement in a drone attack on a US base near Jordan’s border with Syria, which resulted in three US troop fatalities and numerous...
US Eyes Stationing Nukes In UK Amid Rising Russia Threat
The US is reportedly planning to deploy nuclear weapons in the UK for the first time in 15 years, citing increased concerns of a conflict...