Pakistan has reportedly sold $900 million worth of munitions to Ukraine in a secret deal under pressure from the US. The deal, dubbed “bombs for bailout,” helped Pakistan secure an IMF bailout. The Intercept obtained leaked records describing the arms transactions, which were authenticated through various means.
Read MoreA 13-year-old’s “suicide” prank turned into a cruel joke and double tragedy for his blind mother in UP’s Jalaun when he slipped and the noose turned fatal, drawing the life out of him as his three younger siblings screamed and their mom flailed about hopelessly with rescue attempts doomed by her lack of vision.
Read MorePrime Minister Narendra Modi bid farewell to the old building of Parliament, highlighting its significance as a symbol of India’s democratic success. As Parliament prepares to shift to a new building, Modi emphasised that the current members are fortunate to be the bridge between the past and future.
Read MoreAfter days of sparring with the BJP state unit president K Annamalai over his remarks against Dravida Kazhagam founder and social reformist ‘Periyar’ E V Ramasamy, DMK founder C N Annadurai, and AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami, the AIADMK on Monday announced that its alliance with the saffron party was “off as of...
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has directed the Maharashtra assembly speaker, Rahul Narwekar, to expedite the proceedings and decide on the disqualification applications of MLAs filed by rival Shiv Sena factions.
Read MoreThe death toll of security forces killed during the shootout in north Kashmir’s Anantnag district rose to five with the discovery of the body of a missing Army soldier on Monday.
Read MoreThe row pertains to an exam question: “‘A’ placed a bomb in a medical store and gave the people three minutes to get out before the bomb exploded. ‘B’, a patient with arthritis, failed to escape and was killed. ‘A’ would be liable to be booked under?
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