US sent back 3,155 Indians in 11 months, government says. US sent back 3,155 Indians in 11 months. In 2024, 1,368 Indians were deported, while in 2023 the number was just 617, showing a sharp rise. New Delhi: The Indian government has revealed that 3,155 Indian nationals were deported from the United States in 2025, […]
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Putin-Modi talks ensure uninterrupted oil supply deal. Analysts say Putin and Modi’s warm ties signal the world that Western attempts to isolate Russia over Ukraine have failed. New Delhi, India – A dense curtain of winter smog hung over the world’s most polluted capital, but it did little to cloud the political theatre unfolding beneath
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Indian rupee plunges past ₹90, Asia’s worst hit Experts say the rupee’s fall was fueled not just by foreign selling, but also by a sudden crypto crash, which sharply increased demand for the dollar. Mumbai: The Indian rupee breached the symbolic 90-per-dollar mark on Wednesday, hitting a fresh all-time low of 90.07, down 19 paise
EU proposes using frozen Russian assets EU plan for Ukraine blocked by Belgium Belgium earns tax on frozen Russian assets, and interest helps fund a G7 loan program supporting Ukraine UK Brussels: The European Union on Wednesday unveiled a detailed and ambitious plan to channel billions of euros from frozen Russian assets into Ukraine’s economy
Canada joins EU defence fund, signaling warmer global ties. Canada becomes first outsider granted trusted EU defence access. Canada becomes the first non-EU nation welcomed into the EU’s defence fund, marking a warmer, more collaborative global shift. Toronto: Canada has taken a striking and symbolic step in reshaping its defence policy by joining a major
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Trump vows permanent halt on migration from developing nations A gunman recently walked up to National Guard troops Sarah Beckstrom and Andrew Wolfe, firing at them from terrifyingly close range. The United States was still reeling from the shocking attack near the White House when President Donald Trump made one of his most sweeping policy
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Trump says Guard shot near White House dies The US President said the situation has shaken him deeply, sharing that the second National Guard member is in “very bad shape” and “fighting for his life.” He spoke with a mix of concern and urgency, stressing that these young troops were simply doing their duty when
Trump blames relaxed migration rules as America’s biggest security threat. A shocking shooting just blocks away from the White House has left two West Virginia National Guard members fighting for their lives, sending ripples of concern across Washington, D.C. The incident, which unfolded on Wednesday, was described by city officials as a “targeted” attack, raising
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Saudi prince firmly declines Trump’s request for Israel peace deal. Trump left the meeting visibly disappointed, though Mohammed bin Salman hinted that normalisation could still be possible in the future. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has firmly rejected a renewed push from the United States to advance normalisation with Israel, making it clear
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White House says Trump’s H-1B stance remains nuanced. Trump has emphasized that many new manufacturing plants — including some he describes as “extremely complex” — are now being built across the United States. He says these facilities represent a real shift in how companies view America’s economic future. According to him, businesses that once moved
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