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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has revealed that he met Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran just hours before Haniyeh was assassinated inside a heavily guarded Iranian military facility in July 2024, an incident that exposed major security lapses and triggered regional shockwaves.
China Elevates Arunachal Claim to ‘Core Interest,’ Raising Fresh Red Flags for India: US Pentagon Report
A US Pentagon report says China has elevated its claims over Arunachal Pradesh to a “core interest,” alongside Taiwan and the South China Sea, raising concerns of renewed India–China tensions despite recent disengagement along the Ladakh border.
Crude Bomb Thrown From Flyover Kills Young Man Near Dhaka Church Amid Escalating Unrest
A 21-year-old man was killed instantly after a crude bomb was thrown from a flyover near an Assemblies of God church in Dhaka’s Moghbazar area on Christmas Eve. The fatal attack comes amid rising violence and unrest across Bangladesh, raising serious concerns over public safety.
Tarique Rahman Returns to Dhaka After 17 Years, Draws Massive BNP Show of Strength Ahead of Elections
Tarique Rahman returned to Dhaka after 17 years in exile, drawing massive crowds of BNP supporters ahead of Bangladesh’s February elections. Accompanied by his family, the BNP acting chairman addressed a large gathering and is set to visit his ailing mother, former PM Khaleda Zia.
Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 Release Date Announced: Netflix Sets Christmas Premiere for Final Chapters
Netflix has confirmed the release schedule for Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2. Three new episodes will premiere on December 25, with the series finale arriving on December 31. The final season jumps to fall 1987 as the group prepares for a last battle against Vecna.
Monty Panesar Backs Ravi Shastri as Potential England Coach Amid Ashes Fallout
Former England spinner Monty Panesar has suggested Ravi Shastri as a potential replacement for Brendon McCullum after England’s heavy Ashes defeat in Australia. Panesar cited Shastri’s proven success against Australia, including India’s historic back-to-back series wins. 
India Condemns Demolition of Hindu Deity’s Statue in Cambodia, Calls Act ‘Disrespectful’ Amid Border Tensions
India has condemned the demolition of a Hindu deity’s statue in Cambodia, calling it disrespectful and hurtful to religious sentiments worldwide. The incident occurred near the Thai-Cambodia border amid renewed military clashes, prompting New Delhi to urge dialogue, restraint, and respect for shared cultural heritage.
Ukraine Signals Readiness to Work With U.S. on Final Peace Deal, Zelenskyy Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Kyiv is fully ready to cooperate with the United States to reach a final peace agreement, stressing that Ukraine has never blocked peace efforts and remains committed to working toward a ceasefire and a lasting solution to the conflict.
Leader’s 1971 Bangladesh War Remarks Ignite Debate on History, Faith, and Accountability
A senior Pakistani leader’s remarks on the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War have sparked political and social debate. Recalling violence and atrocities from the conflict, he questioned religiously framed sympathy today, reigniting discussions on history, accountability, and the lasting impact of Bangladesh’s separation. 
Militants Strike Police Guard Post in Pakistan’s Karak, Killing Five Officers
Five Pakistani police officers were killed in a militant attack on a police guard post in Karak district while protecting a gas production facility. The assault triggered a high-security alert, with forces launching search operations as authorities investigate the motive and identify those responsible.
Protests Erupt in Dhaka as Demonstrators Demand Justice and Protection for Minority Communities
Protesters gathered in Dhaka demanding justice, security, and equal rights for minority communities, raising concerns over alleged Hindu-opposing policies and discrimination. Demonstrators urged the Bangladeshi government to take concrete steps to prevent violence and protect minority rights.
India Emerges as First Responder After Cyclone ‘Ditwah,’ Launches ‘Operation Sagar Bandhu’ to Aid Sri Lanka
India became the first responder after Cyclone Ditwah struck Sri Lanka, launching Operation Sagar Bandhu to deliver immediate relief, medical aid, and essential supplies. Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath praised the timely assistance, calling it vital to strengthening disaster response efforts.
