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30,000 Jobs in Just 9 Months: Why a Modi Minister Thanked Rahul Gandhi
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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30,000 Jobs in Just 9 Months: Why a Modi Minister Thanked Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi:Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi recently praised the Karnataka government for facilitating the rapid expansion of Foxconn’s manufacturing operations, highlighting the recruitment of nearly 30,000 employees in just eight to nine months. Calling it the fastest factory expansion ever witnessed in India, Gandhi underlined the transformative impact of such large-scale job creation—particularly for women. Sharing a news report on social media, Rahul Gandhi said that this achievement goes beyond numbers. “It represents real change in people’s lives through dignified employment,” he wrote. Notably, around 80 percent of the newly hired workforce comprises women, most of them aged between 19 and 24. For many, this marks their very first job. Gandhi credited Karnata...
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Prime Minister Modi Holds Up a Mirror to Maverick Donald Trump
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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Prime Minister Modi Holds Up a Mirror to Maverick Donald Trump

New Delhi: Global politics is shaped by both institutional factors and influential leaders. While structural factors such as international systems, economic strength, and military power determine long-term trends, individual leaders can have a decisive impact during critical moments. In 2025, some leaders have left a particularly strong mark on the world stage. Trump’s Influence:U.S. President Donald Trump has been one of the most influential personalities in global politics this year. His foreign policy was characterized by a “give-and-take” approach, challenging old alliances, withdrawing from several international agreements, and favoring bilateral over multilateral cooperation. On the domestic front, Trump implemented significant changes, including protectionist trade policies and t...
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Khaleda Zia’s Son Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years, Political Shake-Up Expected
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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Khaleda Zia’s Son Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years, Political Shake-Up Expected

New Delhi/Dhaka: Bangladesh is witnessing a major political development as the interim government of Mohammad Yunus faces mounting pressure. Tarik Rahman, son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, has returned to Bangladesh after 17 years, marking a significant turning point in the nation’s politics. Rahman’s return comes at a time of political instability and widespread protests, triggered by the assassination of prominent young leader Sharif Usman Hadi. His homecoming has unsettled Mohammad Yunus and hardline factions in the country, particularly given Khaleda Zia’s strong ties with India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PM Modi Expressed Concern EarlierPrime Minister Modi had recently expressed concern over Khaleda Zia’s health and assured all possible assistance from India. Zia ...
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Shashi Tharoor Blasts Bangladesh Govt: “If Police Can’t Control Violence, Deploy Army—Stop the Nonsense”
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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Shashi Tharoor Blasts Bangladesh Govt: “If Police Can’t Control Violence, Deploy Army—Stop the Nonsense”

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has delivered a sharp warning to the Bangladeshi government over the recent outbreak of communal violence, following the brutal lynching and burning of Hindu youth Deepu Chandra Das in Mymensingh. Tharoor stressed that it is the responsibility of the Bangladesh government to restore law and order immediately, and if the police fail to act, the army must be deployed. Tharoor highlighted the contrast between India and Bangladesh, pointing out that nationwide protests against the violence in India have remained peaceful, with no incidents of lynching or riots, demonstrating that dissent can be expressed responsibly in a democracy. Tharoor’s Strong Reaction Speaking from Thiruvananthapuram, Tharoor condemned the mob violence in Bangladesh, describing it as “...
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India Sends Strong Strategic Signal Amid Bangladesh Unrest with Successful K‑4 Ballistic Missile Test
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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India Sends Strong Strategic Signal Amid Bangladesh Unrest with Successful K‑4 Ballistic Missile Test

At a time when Bangladesh is grappling with severe internal unrest and rising concerns over the safety of minority communities, India has delivered a powerful strategic message by successfully testing its K‑4 submarine-launched ballistic missile in the Bay of Bengal. The test, conducted quietly but decisively, underscores India’s growing maritime nuclear capability and its resolve to safeguard regional stability and national security. The K‑4 ballistic missile, with a strike range of approximately 3,500 kilometers, was launched from India’s nuclear-powered submarine INS Arighat, marking a major milestone in the country’s sea-based nuclear deterrence. Although the Ministry of Defence has not issued an official statement, defence sources confirmed that the test met all operational and tec...
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Airlines Ramp Up Pilot Recruitment, IndiGo Targets 100 Pilots Per Month
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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Airlines Ramp Up Pilot Recruitment, IndiGo Targets 100 Pilots Per Month

New Delhi: Following a recent operational crisis, Indian airlines have launched aggressive pilot recruitment drives to strengthen their fleets. IndiGo, India’s largest airline with 418 aircraft, aims to recruit 100 pilots every month to ensure smooth operations and meet the growing demand for air travel. Crisis Sparks Urgent Recruitment The move comes after a roster disruption at IndiGo in early December exposed a shortage of pilots under the new Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) regulations. The DGCA has granted IndiGo a temporary exemption until 10 February 2026, giving the airline time to align its pilot strength with operational requirements. Industry sources indicate that IndiGo plans to hire up to 1,000 pilots in the near future to manage its 500 aircraft orders and maintain ...
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Army Deployed in Karbi Anglong, Assam to Contain Violence Over Grazing Land Dispute
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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Army Deployed in Karbi Anglong, Assam to Contain Violence Over Grazing Land Dispute

New Delhi: Tensions flared again in Karbi Anglong, Assam, after the death of a 25-year-old differently-abled man, prompting the deployment of the Indian Army to restore order. Army units conducted flag marches to reassure locals and prevent further unrest. Assam Police Chief confirmed that the situation is now under control, and authorities have appealed for peace. Violence Claims Two Lives The recent unrest claimed the lives of Suraj De, a differently-abled resident, and Chingthi Timung, a member of the local Karbi community who was reportedly hit by police gunfire during efforts to control the violence. Over 60 police personnel, including senior officers, sustained injuries in the clashes. Immediate Trigger: Hunger Strike Over Grazing Lands The current violence stems from a h...
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Why Atal Bihari Vajpayee Changed His Address: A Tale of Faith and Numerology
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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Why Atal Bihari Vajpayee Changed His Address: A Tale of Faith and Numerology

New Delhi: On the 101st birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee, an interesting story from the former Prime Minister’s personal life has resurfaced. After retiring from office in 2004, Vajpayee changed the address of his official residence in Lutyens’ Delhi from 8 Krishna Menon Marg to 6-A Krishna Menon Marg, a decision that reflected not just administrative procedures, but also his personal beliefs in numerology and astrology. From 8 Krishna Menon Marg to 6-A Krishna Menon Marg Following the 2004 Lok Sabha election, Vajpayee continued as the acting Prime Minister until the new government was formed. As per protocol, former Prime Ministers are allotted a large bungalow in Lutyens’ Delhi. Vajpayee was assigned 8 Krishna Menon Marg, previously the residence of DMK leader...
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India Joins Hands with China’s Two Regional Rivals; BrahMos Deal to Shake the South China Sea
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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India Joins Hands with China’s Two Regional Rivals; BrahMos Deal to Shake the South China Sea

New Delhi: India has strengthened its strategic footprint in Southeast Asia by moving closer to a landmark defense deal with Vietnam and Indonesia, two nations wary of China’s growing influence in the South China Sea. The deal, centered on BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, marks a significant step in India’s expanding defense diplomacy and could potentially alter regional power dynamics. $450 Million Missile Deal According to defense sources, India is finalizing export agreements worth over ₹4,000 crore (approximately $450 million) with Vietnam and Indonesia. This deal highlights India’s emerging role as a supplier of advanced weapon systems to friendly nations in the region. Green Light from Russia Since BrahMos is a joint development between India and Russia, any export req...
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China Keeps a Sharp Eye on Arunachal, Strengthens Ties with Pakistan; India’s No. 1 Rival
25Dec By sd newsNo Comments
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China Keeps a Sharp Eye on Arunachal, Strengthens Ties with Pakistan; India’s No. 1 Rival

New Delhi: A new U.S. Department of Defense report has revealed China’s expanding strategic designs against India, with a particular focus on Arunachal Pradesh, alongside its continued military support to Pakistan. The report warns that China is attempting a dual-front strategy to complicate India’s position in South Asia. According to the Pentagon’s annual assessment on Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s Republic of China 2025, Chinese leaders have expanded the scope of their “core interests” to include Taiwan, the South and East China Seas, the Senkaku Islands, and India’s northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh. The report notes that China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) had repeatedly intruded into Eastern Ladakh’s Western Sector in April-May 2020 and has sin...
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