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Afghanistan would not allow itself to harbour anyone targeting other nations: Taliban spokesman
Zabihullah Mujahid, a shadowy figure issuing statements on behalf of the militants for years, said at a news conference that the Taliban sought no revenge and ‘everyone is forgiven’.
Amrullah Saleh made the comment on Twitter on Tuesday. He cited the Afghan constitution was empowering him to declare this.
Taliban leader Ghani Baradar is 'undisputed victor' of war in Afghanistan: Report
Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban leader freed from a Pakistani jail on the request of the US less than three years ago, has emerged as an "undisputed victor" of the 20-year war in Afghanistan.
Russian FM Lavrov speaks with Chinese counterpart, discusses political coordination regarding situation in Afghanistan.
Within just a few days of the US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Taliban began capturing one province after another. As the provincial capitals fell like dominos.
Civil-military huddle urges all stakeholders in Afghanistan to respect rule of law, protect fundamental human rights.
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Andhra Pradesh woman dies, 2 friends injured in US car crash
A 26-year-old Indian student, Nagasri Vandana Parimala, pursuing a master's in data science in Memphis, Tennessee, died in a car accident on Friday. Two of her friends traveling with her…
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Australia’s net migration drops by 16% to 4.46 lakh; arrivals decline by 10% to 6.67 lakh
Australia saw its first drop in net migration since reopening borders. Indian arrivals led but declined by 19%. International student arrivals fell significantly. Overall migrant arrivals decreased…
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'He will kill me': Harshita Brella, Indian woman found dead in UK, warned family about husband
Harshita Brella's family alleges she told them her husband, Pankaj Lamba, threatened to kill her days before her body was found in London. Lamba is the prime suspect. …
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Indian-origin OpenAI whistleblower dies by suicide in SFO home
Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old former OpenAI employee and whistleblower, died by suicide in San Francisco. He had publicly accused OpenAI of copyright infringement in developing ChatGPT and expressed concerns…
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Study shows decline in H-1B denial rates for initial employment: The fear is that this will not continue
H-1B visa denial rates have plummeted, contrasting sharply with the Trump era's restrictive policies. This drop is attributed to policy reversals and court rulings, benefiting both high-skilled foreign workers…
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Man comes from Kuwait, kills daughter’s ‘molester’ in Andhra, confesses on video
A Kuwait-based NRI confessed in a selfie video to murdering his 12-year-old daughter's alleged molester in Andhra Pradesh. He claimed police inaction after his wife reported the molestation forced him…
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18k Indians, mostly from Gujarat, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh, in line for US exit as Donald Trump eyes deportations
Nearly 18,000 undocumented Indians in the US face deportation as the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) prepares a list ahead of President-elect Trump's term. ICE data reveals thousands of Indians…
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US Supreme Court upholds discretionary revocation of visa applications
The Supreme Court upheld the Department of Homeland Security's broad power to revoke visas, even for alleged fraud, barring judicial review. This reinforces agency discretion in immigration matters, potentially…
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