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Baloch Raaji Aajoi Sangar (BRAS), a group fighting for independence of BaluchistanBLA invites support from nations having problems with ‘Common Enemy’ PakistanQuetta: Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has said its unprecedented operation, during which it seized control of Mach city of Baluchistan for 2 days, was intended to highlight the importance of military power to end Pakistani occupation and

Indian Coast Guard vessels and aircraft conduction exercise in the Indian Ocean RegionThe development is the latest in the diplomatic row between the two nations that led to the strain in bilateral ties after President Mohamed Muizzu, widely seen as a pro-China leader, came to power in November last year in the Maldives.The Maldives’ government has formally requested the Indian government to

Levsa Bayankhail and SundayGuardianLive author Prof. Madhav Das NalapatThe phenomenon that Baloch and Pashtuns of Pakistan have been treated as “second class citizens” for decades, is now widely accepted at a global level even as people belonging to these groups have been “picked up” by unidentified gunmen and have never seen again.These state-backed atrocities, which have gained worldwide

In a ground breaking move, the recent interim budget declaration on February 1, 2024, promises a substantial boost to the railway industry, specifically targeting freight services. The finance minister’s proposal includes a noteworthy increase in capital expenditure for railways, allocating a staggering ₹2.55 lakh crores. This injection of funds is poised to revolutionize infrastructure and spur

Gaganyaan’s expected launch by end of 2025, says ISRO chiefIndian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman S. Somanath has said that ‘Gaganyaan’, the country’s first human space flight program, is expected to be launched by the end of 2025.The nation will have a space station by the year 2035. The ISRO is already working on Chandrayaan-4 to retrieve samples from the moon, he said after

A Chinese Spy ship on its way to dock in a Maldivian portHyderabad: Amid growing tensions in international trade and sea lanes, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India stands for freedom of navigation, trade, and commerce and a rules-based world order.Singh in Andhra Pradesh’s Vizag on Saturday also lauded the Indian Navy for providing security not only to the Indian ships but also those from