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Demographic history, geographic distance, and landscape features shape the genetic divergence of wild tigers in northeast India
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'J&K was, is and will remain part of India': New Delhi rebukes Pakistan at UN
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Taliban, Russia are cozying up to each other — why?
Taliban, Russia are cozying up to each other — why? June 3, 2026The acting defense minister in the Taliban regime, Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob, stepped off a flight in Kabul last week to deliver a warning to Pakistan. Islamabad, he said, would "soon no longer dare" to attack Afghan territory due to the military-technical cooperation agreement he had just signed in Moscow.
Taliban and Russia cozy up to each other — why?
Taliban and Russia cozy up to each other — why? June 3, 2026The acting defense minister in the Taliban regime, Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob, stepped off a flight in Kabul last week to deliver a warning to Pakistan. Islamabad, he said, would "soon no longer dare" to attack Afghan territory due to the military-technical cooperation agreement he had just signed in Moscow.
'I was with late Queen during tragic moment - touching response showed her true colours'
'I was with late Queen during tragic moment - touching response showed her true colours' Lady Pamela Hicks, who has died aged 97, was one of Queen Elizabeth II's closest friends and was with her in Kenya in 1952 when she learned of her father King George VI's death The late Queen Elizabeth II displayed her selfless character in the moments following news of her father's death, according to one of her closest lifelong friends, Lady Pamela Hicks, who has died aged 97. Lady Pamela, a cousin of...
More than Butter Chicken: Why India can't stop craving Punjabi food
Before the proliferation of Chinese, Italian, and Continental eateries that now punctuate every street in India, there existed a more elemental culinary language- steaming bowls of dal tadka, flaky parathas slick with ghee, and thick, cooling lassis. These were not merely dishes but rituals, flavours that stitched together households and holidays, that lent a gentle, incandescent warmth to family outings and turned mundane evenings into pockets of solace. Punjabi food, with its unabashed...
Make in India boost: Army tests Divyastra Mk-1 built for intel, surveillance; how it works?
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