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Apr 26, 2025

Seema Haider, who crossed into India for love, ordered to leave

Seema Haider, originally from Sindh, allegedly entered India via Nepal. She was previously married in Pakistan and had four children before moving to India, where she now lives with Sachin Meena in Greater Noida.

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AFP
Apr 22, 2025

At least 24 killed in occupied Kashmir attack: police source

The killings come a day after Modi met with US Vice President JD Vance, who is on a four-day tour of India with his wife Usha and children.

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AFP
Apr 22, 2025

At least five killed in Indian-occupied Kashmir firing incident

No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but freedom fighters in the Muslim-majority occupied Kashmir have waged an armed resistance since 1989.

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AFP
Feb 28, 2025

EU eyeing India defence and security partnership

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen arrived in India on Thursday for a two-day visit with her college of commissioners seeking to hedge against souring relations with its traditional ally, the United States.

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Web Desk
Nov 05, 2024

US election: Trump vs Harris foreign policy and Pakistan future

The US has recently tilted towards India as the latter’s economy grows and to act as a counter against China’s growing global influence.

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Web Desk
Sep 24, 2024

“Who is next”? Joe Biden forgets to introduce Indian PM Modi

US President Joe Biden had another forgetful episode as he shared the stage with Quad leaders in Delaware on Sunday morning.

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Reuters
May 19, 2024

Campaigns enter final stretch in India’s months-long election

Modi, seeking a third term, held a rally in capital city New Delhi, telling crowds the 2024 elections were to save people from “the ideology and tradition of nepotism.”

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Reuters
May 10, 2024

Indian court grants temporary bail to opposition leader to campaign in elections

Kejriwal argued that he was arrested just before the vote to stop him from campaigning against Modi, who opinion polls suggest will win a comfortable majority and secure a rare third straight term.