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More than trade: Strategic ties set to dominate PM Modi’s Indonesia visit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Indonesia is expected to go far beyond traditional trade talks, with officials and analysts saying the trip will focus on long‑term strategic cooperation across critical sectors. As India and Indonesia navigate a rapidly changing Indo‑Pacific landscape, both countries are preparing to deepen ties in investment, critical minerals, supply‑chain

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New Zealand PM says Khalistan issue won’t affect India ties, vows zero tolerance for intimidation or violence

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has made it clear that his government will not allow the Khalistan issue to disrupt relations with India, stressing that Wellington will take strict action against any form of intimidation, threats or violence linked to extremist activity. Speaking in an interview with CNN‑News18, Luxon said New Zealand remains a

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MINISTER SUDHANGSHU DAS EXTENDS HELPING HAND TO AILING CHILD MANASHREE, PLEDGES TO RAISE MATTER WITH CHIEF MINISTER

AGARTALA: State Minister Sudhangshu Das has come forward to help little Manashree Chowdhury, who is in need of medical treatment, by providing her family with ₹50,000 in financial assistance. Announcing the gesture, the minister said he would personally speak with Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha regarding the child’s condition and the support required for her

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BAIKHORA: PATIENTS SUFFER AS HEALTH CENTRE GOES WITHOUT POWER FOR OVER TWO HOURS

BAIKHORA (Shantir Bazar): The Baikhora Primary Health Centre in Shantir Bazar subdivision remained without electricity for more than two hours on Sunday, leaving patients and their attendants to endure severe hardship amid intense heat. Patients undergoing treatment at the facility — ranging from young children to elderly individuals, along with mothers in the maternity ward

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The Homework Debate: Does More Work Mean Better Learning?

Homework has long been considered an essential part of education. It reinforces classroom lessons, encourages independent study, and helps students develop discipline and responsibility. However, as academic pressure continues to grow, so does the debate over the quantity and purpose of homework. Does assigning more work actually improve learning, or does it simply add to

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Green Cities: Can Urban Development and Nature Coexist?

Cities are the engines of economic growth, innovation, and opportunity. As populations continue to rise, urban areas are expanding at an unprecedented pace to accommodate new homes, businesses, roads, and industries. While this development has improved living standards and created millions of jobs, it has also come at a significant environmental cost. Forests have been

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Housing Dreams: Why Is Home Ownership Slipping Away?

For generations, owning a home has represented far more than financial success. It has symbolised stability, independence, and the promise of a better future. A home is where families are raised, communities are built, and lifelong memories are created. It has long been considered one of the most reliable investments a person can make. Yet

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Indonesia seeks bigger Indian role in defence modernisation ahead of PM Modi’s visit

Indonesia is signalling a major shift in its defence strategy as it prepares to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi this week. Senior Indonesian officials say Jakarta wants India to play a much larger role in the modernisation of its armed forces, moving beyond traditional arms purchases toward technology transfer, co‑production and joint capability development. The

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