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Mujib’s ideals to keep inspiring Bangladesh-India ties: Pranay Verma

Shawdesh Desk: Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma visited Tungipara on Wednesday and paid his warm tributes to the country’s founding president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. He laid a wreath

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Modi’s countermeasures and 2024

Shawdesh Desk: IT goes without saying that India’s prime minister Narendra Modi would take every possible countermeasure against an invigorated opposition alliance, which believes the 2024 battle against his two-term,

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Rahul Gandhi gets back bungalow

Shawdesh Desk: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has been re-allotted the government bungalow in Delhi a day after he was reinstated as a parliamentarian after the Supreme Court put a stay

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Pakistan’s ex-PM Imran Khan’s lawyers challenge his conviction

Shawdesh Desk: Lawyers for former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan filed an appeal on Tuesday against his conviction for graft, as he languished in a small cell in a century-old

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Four Syrians killed, four injured in Israeli strikes near Damascus

Shawdesh Desk: Four Syrian soldiers were killed and four others wounded in Israeli air strikes near the capital Damascus early Monday, state media said, citing a military source. ‘At 2:20am,

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Cambodia’s king appoints Hun Sen’s son as new PM

Shawdesh Desk: Cambodia’s King Norodom Sihamoni appointed Hun Manet as the country’s new leader on Monday, succeeding his father premier Hun Sen who is stepping down after nearly four decades

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi restored to India’s parliament

Shawdesh Desk: India’s main opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was restored to parliament on Monday after the Supreme Court last week suspended his defamation conviction over political comments criticising prime minister

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Five children and father feared dead in Australia house fire

Shawdesh desk: Five young boys and their father are missing believed dead after a house fire in Australia on Sunday, in what police described as a “truly devastating” tragedy. The

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