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Pakistan’s hurried outreach to Washington for a ceasefire underscores how severely it was rattled by India’s swift and precise military

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Palestine Protests Vs. Other Muslim Issues—National Interest Comes First

New Delhi — In a candid and thought-provoking discussion, Vaibhav Singh, founder of the popular nationalist platform Defensive Offence, engaged