Myanmar’s Elections and the Future of India’s Act East Strategy
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Pakistan ex-envoy: ‘Will attack India if US targets us’ outrages
Former Pakistan High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit’s recent comments about Pakistan's relations with India have now sparked widespread outrage. In a recent video, Basit is seen saying that the Islamabad could target Indian cities if the US were to attack Pakistan, in a hypothetical situation. The remarks, made during the discussion on a TV
Sybilion Helps Industry Navigate Chaos with AI
How Sybilion Plans To Help Industry Pick A Path Through The Chaos In an era defined by uncertainty, rapid technological change, and global disruption, businesses across industries are struggling to navigate an increasingly complex landscape. From shifting market demands and supply chain volatility to the rise of artificial intelligence and data overload, decision-making has become
WHO: Hospital Strike in Sudan Kills at Least 64
Home World News A strike on a hospital in Sudan killed at least 64 people: WHO WHO says strike on Al Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur kills 64 including 13 children amid Sudan war between military and Rapid Support Forces. By AP March 22, 2026, 11:51:03 AM IST (Published) 2 Min Read (Photo Credit
Open Letter to Prime Minister Modi on UGC Guidelines
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Did Russia Offer to Stop Sharing Intel with Iran?
Amid the ongoing Iran-US war and the rising tensions in the Middle East, media reports surfaced claiming Russia offered to stop sharing intelligence with Iran if the US ceased its supply to Ukraine. Moscow has denied the reports, calling them "FAKE". The report in Politico, a US media firm, claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin's
Sybilion Helps Industry Navigate Chaos with AI
How Sybilion Plans To Help Industry Pick A Path Through The Chaos In an era defined by uncertainty, rapid technological change, and global disruption, businesses across industries are struggling to navigate an increasingly complex landscape. From shifting market demands and supply chain volatility to the rise of artificial intelligence and data overload, decision-making has become
Hawaii sees worst flooding in 20 years; dam risks, more rain
Hawaii is facing its worst flooding in over 20 years after heavy rains flooded parts of Oahu, forced evacuations and raised concerns about an aging dam, with more rain forecast in the coming days. By CNBC-TV18 March 21, 2026, 2:03:54 PM IST (Published) (Photo Credit : AP ) 1 / 8 Hawaii suffered its worst
As War Weakens Iran’s Regime, the Kurds Face a Historic Choice
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No threat to Canadians from agents linked to India: Canada police chief
Following Canadian PM Mark Carney's recent visit to India, which marked a significant thaw in Indo-Canadian relations, the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has stated that there is no ongoing threat to Canadians from agents linked to India. RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme said that they are seeing transnational repression now, and the