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Gah, an obscure village in Pakistan, gained recognition in 2004 due to its native Dr Manmohan Singh becoming India’s PM. Singh’s connection to Gah catalyzed development and fostered cross-border relations. Despite enduring painful memories of Partition, Singh’s efforts brought significant enhancements to the village infrastructure.
Russia has launched a new hypersonic missile, the Oreshnik, striking a Ukrainian facility in Dnipro. Putin claims the missile renders Western air defense systems useless. […]
Senior directors of a Pakistan college refuted claims of a student rape on campus, amidst widespread protests fueled by social media posts. “The incident does […]
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is expected to resign on Tuesday but will stay on as caretaker CM. Deputy CM Ajit Pawar clarified that no […]