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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.
The Kremlin has updated its nuclear doctrine, allowing for the use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states under certain conditions. This change is aimed at […]
The Election Commission has refuted Congress’s concerns over the voter turnout increase in Maharashtra by providing detailed clarifications. It explained that interim data might not […]
The Indian Parliament’s joint committee study tour for the Waqf Bill, originally slated for November 9-14, has been postponed. Opposition MPs had planned to boycott […]