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Dhaka’s dance with anarchy

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December 22, 2025

New Delhi will need to be watchful of the security situation in Bangladesh

The most obvious takeaway from the current spate of violence in Bangladesh, following the killing of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, is that the caretaker administration of Muhammad Yunus has little control over law and order.

Yunus was foisted on Bangladesh after violent mass mobilisations forced the ouster of the Awami League government with the unwritten mandate to preside over the transition phase, during which electoral infirmities were to be removed, and hold elections. Instead, Yunus allowed the situation to drift, held off on the elections, and allowed virulent, anti-India sections within the polity to grow stronger.

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Jamaican Chinelle Henry keen to pour on the power for Delhi Capitals

Hailing from the land of track-and-field legends with a history of cricketing greatness too, Jamaica's Chinelle Henry used to wonder if she madé a mistake by choosing cricket — a game that didn’t immediately choose her back.

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Rajnath to commission Samudra Pratap today

The Indian Coast Guard’s first indigenously designed and built pollution control vessel ‘Samudra Pratap’ will be commissioned into the ICG by defence minister Rajnath Singh on January 5, officials said on Sunday.

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1 min

January 05, 2026

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Anti-war Maga rally around Trump’s strike

While US President Donald Trump had built his political identity around criticising foreign overreach and vowing to avoid overseas entanglements, his allies in the Republican Party and the Make America Great Again (Maga) movement—many of whom had opposed foreign wars and regime-change interventions—largely rallied behind his actions in Venezuela on Saturday and Sunday, Reuters and CNN reported.

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1 mins

January 05, 2026

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Govt relaxes norms for startups to avail DSIR financial aid

The Centre on Sunday relaxed the norms for deep-tech startups to avail financial assistance from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR).

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1 min

January 05, 2026

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Root, Brook tame Australia on Day |

Joe Root and Harry Brook tamed Australia’s all-pace attack with an unbroken 154-run stand on Sunday to rescue England and give them the upper hand after a rain-hit day one of the fifth and final Ashes Test.

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January 05, 2026

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Nigeria arrests 22 Indian ship crew in drug bust

Nigeria's drug enforcement agency on Sunday said it had arrested 22 Indian crew members of a merchant ship after 31.5 kilogrammes of cocaine was found on the vessel at Lagos’s main port.

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1 min

January 05, 2026

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Stage set for heated Delhi assembly winter session

The Delhi assembly’s winter session is set to begin on Monday, with heated debates expected as the government plans to table CAG reports on alleged Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)-era irregularities, table the Jan Vishwas Bill to decriminalise minor offences, and hold discussions on air pollution.

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1 min

January 05, 2026

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People of TN fed up with most corrupt DMK: Shah

Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched a scathing attack against the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) regime in Tamil Nadu, calling it the most corrupt in the country, and expressed confidence that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would form a government in the southern state as well as in West Bengal after the assembly polls due this year.

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January 05, 2026

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150-km rule doesn't bar greenfield airports, says civil aviation minister

NEW DELHI: The ‘150-km aerial distance’ rule, which prohibits the construction of a greenfield airport within that radius, will no longer apply if the capacity of the existing aerodrome is saturated, Union civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu said on Sunday.

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1 min

January 05, 2026

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Over 130 arrested in 2025 for passport and visa fraud at IGI

In a large-scale crackdown on visa and passport fraud, the IGI Airport unit of Delhi Police arrested more than 130 people in 2025, including travel agents and facilitators allegedly involved in illegal immigration networks operating across the country, police said on Saturday.

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1 min

January 05, 2026

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