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How Rampal became Bangladesh’s crisis buffer
There is a particular kind of infrastructure that only reveals its true value when things go wrong. It sits quietly, doing its job, attracting none of the attention that crises generate and emergency aid attracts. Then the crisis comes – the reserves collapse, the fuel ships stop arriving, the grid starts to strain – and suddenly the value of what was built, years earlier, in calmer times, becomes impossible to ignore.
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Rubio in Delhi: US signals resolve to reset India ties ahead of Quad meet
The US secretary of state’s four-day visit, capped by a White House invitation for PM Modi, is being read as Washington’s clearest signal yet that it wants to stabilize the rattled ties with India.
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GOC escapes copter crashes in Ladakh, reignites Cheetah-Chetak debate
The armed forces are still routinely flying helicopters designed in the 1950s and 1960s across the world’s most punishing terrain, and the long-promised replacement programme remains years from delivering at the scale required.
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Ukraine has crossed the Rubicon putting Kyiv at Russia’s crosshairs
In this op-ed, Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee (R) says going by Ukraine’s recent strikes deep inside Russia targeting the country’s energy infrastructure and civilian sites, and Moscow’s warnings, a devastating retaliatory attack on Ukraine and/or its European backers is on the cards.
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What is the Agni-1 missile and why India keeps testing it
India on Thursday successfully test-fired the Agni-1, a surface-to-surface short-range ballistic missile, from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur off the coast of Odisha.
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Four BSF women scale Everest in force’s first all-women summit bid
Four women constables of the Border Security Force (BSF) reached the summit of Mount Everest at 8am on Wednesday, completing the paramilitary force’s first all-women ascent of the world’s highest peak.
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India-Africa Forum meet postponed again over Ebola concerns
The fourth India-Africa Forum Summit, set for New Delhi from May 28-31, has been called off indefinitely as Ebola and mpox continue to spread across parts of the African continent.
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Indian special forces make debut at USSOCOM’s ‘Battle in the Bay’
A high-level delegation led by the general officer commanding-in-chief, western command, Lieutenant General Pushpendra Pal Singh, participated in SOF Week 2026 in Tampa, Florida, where Indian special forces demonstrated capabilities in counter-terrorism, jungle warfare and high-altitude operations for the first time at the US military’s flagship special operations gathering.
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Indian firm to invest $300 million in Ethiopia
The Indian conglomerate has signed a memorandum of understanding at a high-level business forum in Addis Ababa and applied for gold mining licences in Gambela and Benishangul-Gumuz, two western Ethiopian regions that sit atop the mineral-rich Arabian-Nubian Shield.
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How social media campaigns are pre-programming minority killings in Dhaka
False accusations of blasphemy and “anti-national” activity are no longer spontaneous eruptions of street anger; they are being organised and deployed through social media to prepare the ground for targeted killings of Bangladesh's minorities.
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