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11 Sep

MEA Flags Concern Over Indian Citizens Recruited by Russian Military, Warns of Serious Risks

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New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has once again raised alarm over the recruitment of Indian nationals into the Russian army, cautioning citizens against accepting such offers and calling the situation dangerous and deeply concerning. Responding to widespread media inquiries, MEA spokesperson Shri Randhir Jaiswal stated that the Indian government is aware of recent cases involving Indians being drawn into Russia’s military structure, and has been actively engaging with Russian authorities both in Delhi and Moscow to put a stop to the practice. Repeated Warnings, Yet Rising Cases The spokesperson noted that over the past year,…

11 Sep

Prominent Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Killed in On-Campus Shooting During Utah Event

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OREM, Utah (Rajeev Sharma): A high-profile conservative figure, Charlie Kirk, was shot and killed during a public appearance at Utah Valley University, sending shockwaves across the nation and igniting renewed debate over political violence and free speech in America. The 31-year-old, known for founding the youth-centered political group Turning Point USA, was addressing students during a live forum when a single gunshot rang out, fatally wounding him in front of dozens of attendees. The event, held outdoors at the Sorensen Center courtyard, quickly descended into chaos as bystanders screamed and fled the scene. Police confirmed that Kirk died shortly after…

10 Sep

Trump Urges EU to Target India, China With Tariffs Amid Push to Pressure Russia

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndia, World NewsDonald Trump tariffs, EU sanctions Russia, India-China trade, US-India relations

Washington, September 10, 2025: US President Donald Trump has asked the European Union to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on India and China in a joint move to raise the economic cost for Russia over its war in Ukraine, the Financial Times reported Wednesday.The demand reportedly came during a call Trump made to senior US and EU officials meeting in Washington to explore tougher sanctions on Moscow. According to officials cited by the report, Washington is ready to “mirror” any tariffs the EU places on India and China.The move comes at a delicate moment in India-US ties.…

10 Sep

France Sees Fresh Unrest as Protesters Push to “Block Everything”

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Paris, September 10, 2025: Protesters across France took to the streets on Wednesday, blocking roads, burning bins, and clashing with police in an attempt to “block everything” in anger over planned budget cuts and growing disillusionment with President Emmanuel Macron’s leadership.Police and firefighters were deployed nationwide to dismantle barricades and restore order. Nearly 200 arrests were made, with several scuffles reported. In Paris, riot police fired tear gas at student protesters outside a high school and cleared burning debris near barricades. Authorities also prevented a group of nearly 1,000 demonstrators from storming the Gare du Nord train station.Interior Minister Bruno…

10 Sep

Nepal Returns to Order After Protests; Army Tightens Security Nationwide

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Kathmandu (Rajeev Sharma): A day after violent demonstrations forced Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli to step down, Nepal witnessed a relative return to calm on Wednesday as the army assumed command of security arrangements across the country. Armed personnel were seen patrolling major intersections and sensitive spots in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur from the early hours of the morning. The military officially took charge late Tuesday night, following widespread unrest and damage to public property during the anti-government agitation. According to officials, curbs have been imposed in several localities to discourage large gatherings and prevent further disturbances. The army…

10 Sep

US and India to Restart Trade Talks, Donald Trump and PM Modi Express Optimism

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New Delhi/Washington (Rajeev Sharma): The United States and India are preparing to reopen negotiations aimed at resolving trade differences, with leaders of both nations voicing confidence in reaching an agreement that benefits their economies. Announcing the development on his platform, Truth Social, US President Donald Trump wrote that discussions on “trade barriers” would soon continue and that he expected the process to conclude smoothly. He also mentioned his upcoming conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing him as a “very good friend” and expressing faith that the talks would lead to “a successful conclusion for both of our great countries.”…

09 Sep

Nepal in Turmoil: Social Media Ban Triggers PM’s Resignation

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Kathmandu (Rajeev Sharma): Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned today as violent protests, led by the rebel youth group “Gen Z,” escalated across the country against a controversial social media ban and widespread corruption. At least 19 people have been killed and more than 300 injured in the clashes. Demonstrators stormed Parliament in Kathmandu and other cities, set tyres ablaze, and torched leaders’ residences.The unrest began on Monday after the government banned 26 social media platforms. Young protesters denounced the move as an attempt to shield corrupt politicians, chanting slogans like “Oli thief, leave the country” and “Act against…

09 Sep

Nepal Lifts Social Media Ban After Violent Protests Leave 20 Dead

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National Times Bureau :- The Nepal government on Monday revoked its recently imposed ban on social media platforms following days of violent protests that claimed at least 20 lives and left over 300 injured. Communication, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung announced the decision after an emergency cabinet meeting, stating that the order to block 26 platforms, including Facebook and X, has been withdrawn. The protests, largely led by ‘Gen Z’ activists, erupted in Kathmandu where thousands gathered outside the Parliament building demanding the immediate restoration of social media services. Authorities had imposed the ban three days ago after…

08 Sep

Nepal Erupts in Violence Over Social Media Ban: 16 Dead, Over 100 Injured as Protests Spread Across Major Cities

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National Times Bureau :- Massive anti-corruption and anti-governance protests triggered by a government-imposed social media ban have engulfed Nepal, leaving at least 16 people dead and more than 100 injured. The unrest, which began in Kathmandu, has now spread to Pokhara, Butwal, Chitwan, Nepalgunj, and Biratnagar. According to the Health Ministry, hospitals in the capital are struggling with a severe shortage of resources as casualties continue to rise. Protesters, largely from the Gen Z demographic, are reportedly bypassing the ban using VPNs to coordinate their movement. In response, two to three platoons of the Nepal Army have been deployed around…

08 Sep

Nepal Youth Protests Turn Deadly as 16 Killed in Kathmandu Unrest

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Kathmandu, September 8, 2025: Kathmandu witnessed one of its most violent uprisings in recent years on Monday as thousands of young protesters, largely from Generation Z, clashed with security forces over government corruption and the recent ban on major social media platforms. At least 16 people lost their lives in the unrest, with dozens more injured.What began as a peaceful rally in Baneshwar escalated when demonstrators broke through barricades near Parliament. They vandalized gates, hurled branches and bottles, and raised anti-government slogans. Some even stormed the Parliament compound, forcing police to retaliate with water cannons, teargas, rubber bullets, and warning…