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India-US Relations :   Tensions are currently running high between India and the US and between President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but will the friendship between the two leaders get back on track? This question has become the center of discussion in global diplomacy. Despite trade tensions and 50% tariffs between India and the US, an opportunity to strengthen relations between the two countries can be found in the Quad (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) summit. India is going to host this summit in November this year. Trump recently took to his social media platform Truth Social to describe the India-US trade relationship as a one-sided disaster and imposed a total of 50% tariffs on India, including an additional 25% tariff on its purchase of Russian oil. He also claimed that India had offered to reduce the tariffs to zero, but it was too late. On the other hand, India has called the tariffs unfair, unexpected and unreasonable. However, PM Modi did...

  Image Source: Twitter Bangladesh Violence:  Violence has broken out again in Bangladesh. Violence broke out in Bangladesh after Friday prayers on Friday. Islamic extremists carried out two heart-wrenching incidents after Friday prayers. First, these extremists desecrated the grave of a Sufi saint during Friday prayers and then these extremists removed his body from the grave and set it on fire. On the other hand, they set fire to the office of a religious party. This latest incident of violence has shaken the entire Bangladesh. Since the coup in Bangladesh last year, incidents of violence have been increasing continuously in the country. Muslim extremists are constantly targeting the country's minorities.  The office of the sexual party was set on fire. Local media in Bangladesh reported on Saturday that extremists vandalized and set fire to the central office of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party in Dhaka. This is the second such incident in 10 days. The incident took pl...

- If he  https://dgme.up.gov.in/Welcome/importantlink has declined President Putin's invitation to come to Moscow for talks, citing his reasons, telling AVC News' Maria Radanje on Friday night that he could not visit the capital of a country that has killed thousands of our innocent citizens. After attending the SCO summit in China for two days and returning to Moscow after staying for two more days, President Putin invited Zelensky to Moscow for 'peace talks'. In this regard, he clearly said in this meeting, 'The invitation of the killer of innocent civilians was rejected.' He also said that he could come to Kiev if he wanted to. However, the conditions they have set for peace are also unacceptable. (Russia currently occupies 20 percent of Ukraine. It does not want to give up the Crimean peninsula either, so peace talks have been rejected.) The world wants to see a war in Ukraine at any cost, so Switzerland, Austria, Hobbs.com, Turkey, and the three Gulf countr...

https://dgme.up.gov.in/Welcome/importantlink uphssp.org/ - Shocking report from Canada's Finance Ministry  - Not just Khalistani: Other terrorist groups are also receiving money from some political party  Ottawa: Canada's Finance Ministry has released a shocking report, stating that not only separatists but also other violent groups are receiving money from some political parties to spread violence in the country. The 2025 report titled 'Money Laundering and Terrorist Finance Risks' estimates that pro-Khalistan groups like 'Babbar Khalsa International' and the International Sikh Youth Federation have been placed under the category of Politically Motivated Violent Extralegal (PMVE). This is called 'voluntary organisations and charities that help to achieve their objectives by providing financial support.' The report further states that such groups resort to violence to assert their influence. They are classified as terrorist groups under the Canadian Crim...

- Tents, water pumps and generators were also sent in the planes that landed at Nur Khan Air Base RAWALPINDI: The US Embassy has airlifted relief supplies, including tents, water pumps and generators, to the Noor Khan base at the request of the Pakistan Army, which are being sent to the affected areas. Relief was urgently needed after the devastating floods in Pakistan. When the first of these planes landed at Nur Khan Airbase near Rawalpindi, Pakistani military officials and the US Embassy's Chargé d'Affaires Natalie Baker received the relief supplies. The embassy wrote: "At the request of the Pakistani military, US military aircraft have delivered essential supplies. The Charge-de-Affaires expressed his deepest condolences to the people of Pakistan and said that many lives have been lost due to this widespread flooding. A total of six aircraft from the US Central Command have delivered relief supplies, the first of which has been given to the Pakistani military." It...

Pakistan Bomb Blast  : A horrific explosion took place during a cricket match in Pakistan's northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Saturday. One person was killed and several people, including children, were injured in the incident. Confirming the incident, police said that the explosion took place at the Kausar Cricket Ground in Khar taluka of Bajaur district.  Chaos in the exploding field Police officer Waqas Rafique said that according to the initial investigation, the explosion was caused by an IED. Eyewitnesses said that the explosion during the match caused chaos in the field. The ground shook due to the bomb blast and people fled the field in panic. The injured have been admitted to a nearby hospital and are undergoing treatment. The police are investigating. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the incident. Police suspect that the militants may have carried out the blast in response to recent counter-terrorism operations in Bajaur district. Security for...