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Karachi witnessed major unrest as Sindhudesh supporters clashed with police during Sindhi Culture Day rallies. Dozens were detained after violent confrontations erupted over long-standing separatist demands in Sindh.
Massive Unrest in Karachi as Sindhi Nationalists Push for Sindhudesh Read More
US और India के बीच नया ट्रेड विवाद खड़ा हो गया है। ट्रंप ने भारतीय चावल (Indian Rice) पर नए टैरिफ (New Tariff) लगाने के संकेत दिए, जबकि अमेरिकी किसानों ने भारत पर ‘सस्ता चावल’ डालकर बाजार बिगाड़ने का आरोप लगाया। IREF ने कहा—25% टैरिफ सिर्फ अस्थायी रुकावट, भारत की कीमतें अब भी सबसे प्रतिस्पर्धी।
US–India ट्रेड (Trade) विवाद फिर भड़का: ट्रंप ने Indian Rice पर नए टैरिफ (New Tariff) की दी चेतावनी Read More
UNSW Sydney has become the highest-ranked global university to secure approval for an India campus. The UGC granted UNSW a Letter of Intent to open its Bengaluru campus in August 2026, offering top-tier undergraduate and postgraduate programs in business, media, computer science, data science, and cybersecurity.
UGC Clears UNSW’s India Entry; New Bengaluru Campus to Offer Top Global Degrees Read More
Japan issued a tsunami alert after a 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck near Misawa, with waves up to three metres expected along the Pacific coast. The shallow quake adds to Japan’s long history of major seismic events. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely.
Japan on High Alert as 7.6-Magnitude Earthquake Sparks Tsunami Threat Read More
HD Hyundai is set to invest $2 billion in a new shipyard in Tamil Nadu’s Madurai, strengthening India’s bid to become a top global shipbuilding hub. The South Korean giant has signed an agreement with the state government and is expanding partnerships with BEML and Cochin Shipyard to boost maritime and crane manufacturing capabilities.
$2-Billion HD Hyundai Shipyard Coming to Tamil Nadu as South Korean Giant Seals Agreement Read More
The US has reduced the validity of work permits for Green Card applicants, refugees, and asylum seekers from five years to 18 months under a new USCIS policy aimed at increasing security vetting. Experts warn the move will worsen backlogs and force many immigrants out of work temporarily.
US Cuts Work Permit Validity to 18 Months; Refugees, Asylum Seekers Hit by New Rule Read More
A Pakistani woman, Nikita Nagdev, has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi after alleging that her husband from Indore abandoned her at the Attari border and is now preparing for a second marriage in Delhi. The case has triggered cross-border debate on women’s rights, visa vulnerability, and legal protections in international marriages.
Pak Woman Appeals to PM Modi After Husband Allegedly Plans Second Marriage in Delhi Read More
The Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) has urged Myanmar’s military junta to release all detained journalists and repeal harsh election laws ahead of the multi-phase polls starting 28 December. Over 200 journalists have been arrested since the 2021 coup, with nearly 50 still in prison.
Myanmar: PEC Demands Release of All Jailed Journalists Ahead of Elections Read More
India and Russia signed 16 major agreements covering defence, trade, economy, healthcare, culture and more during the 23rd Annual Summit in New Delhi. PM Modi and President Putin pushed for an India–EAEU FTA, announced new visas for Russians, condemned terrorism, and reaffirmed a strong strategic partnership.
India–Russia Seal 16 Pacts: Defence, Trade & Tech Cooperation Get Big Push at Delhi Summit Read More
President Vladimir Putin concluded his two-day India visit after high-level talks and major agreements, including the 2030 Economic Roadmap. PM Modi gifted him a Russian-translated Gita and curated Indian artisanal treasures such as Kashmiri saffron, Assam tea, a marble chess set, and a Murshidabad silver tea set.
Putin Departs After Two-Day India Visit Marked by Strategic Agreements, Warm Diplomacy and Special Gifts From PM Modi Read More