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Wednesday, March 11, 2026

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FAKE: Viral Image of ‘Indian Mossad Spy’ Arrested in Bahrain Is Fabricated
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Iran arrests foreign national accused of spying for U.S., Israel, state media reports
Pope Leo Accepts Resignation of San Diego Bishop Arrested Over $250,000 Embezzlement Case
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Lessons for Indians from the Recent Conflict with Pakistan

In contrast, Russia continues to maintain a time-tested rapport with India As the dust settles on yet another tense standoff

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Trump to remove US sanctions on Syria in major policy shift

Damascus (Reuters) — President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would order the lifting of sanctions on Syria at the

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Indian Scholar Slams Pakistan: Islam Exploited, Mosques Weaponized

New Delhi — In a recent public statement, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, a prominent Indian Islamic scholar and head of the

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Indian Diplomacy Show on Doordarshan Decodes Pakistan’s Terroristan

New Delhi — In a compelling episode of the Indian Diplomacy Show aired on India’s veteran national television channel, Doordarshan

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OPINION: Jinnah—Visionary leader or British-backed fraud?

More than seven decades later, Pakistan still bears the scars of its confused foundation. He ate pork, drank alcohol, couldn’t

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Turkish TRT Media Under Fire for Promoting Anti-India Narratives via Pakistani Writers

New Delhi — Open Source Intelligence (@OSINTWa_com) has revealed troubling new details about Turkey’s state-run broadcaster, TRT World, serving as

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India Strikes Again: Precision Attacks Hit Islamabad, Lahore After Failed Pakistani Offensive

New Delhi — Tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan reached a critical juncture late Thursday as India launched precision

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India Eliminates Daniel Pearl’s Killer in Precision Strike on Terror

New Delhi — In a high-precision military operation under Operation Sindoor on Wednesday, Indian forces have successfully eliminated Abdul Rauf

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Explained: Why India Used SCALP Missiles and HAMMER Bombs in Operation Sindoor

Operation Sindoor wasn’t merely a military response—it was a strategic communication to the world. In the aftermath of the deadly

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OPINION: As an Indian Muslim, I say, Pakistan must stop killing civilians and sheltering terrorists

We do not seek war. We desire peace. But peace cannot come at the cost of silence against terror. The