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Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri informed a parliamentary panel that there is no clarity on a formal meeting between PM Narendra Modi and Muhammad Yunus at the BIMSTEC summit in Thailand. Concerns were raised about violence against minorities in Bangladesh, with 2,184 incidents reported from August to December 2024. Indian officials discussed the need for democratic stability in Bangladesh and emphasized engagement on strategic concerns, regional security, and economic growth. Full Article

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In a thrilling last-quarter comeback, Essendon overcame a deficit to defeat Port Adelaide by 12 points, securing their first AFL win of the season. Led by Nate Caddy and Isaac Kako, the Bombers kicked four goals in a row to seal the 9.18 (72) to 8.12 (60) victory, putting pressure on the Power and coach Ken Hinkley. Essendon's midfield, spearheaded by Zach Merrett's 34 disposals, played a key role in the win, with Brad Scott's...

The bombshell revelation of a group chat involving Trump administration officials discussing U.S. airstrikes against the Houthi militia in Yemen exposed the administration's goal of reopening shipping lanes to the Suez Canal by deterring Houthi attacks on commercial ships. However, experts warn that air power alone may not defeat the Houthis, and a land invasion or occupation may be necessary. The Houthis have used U.S. strikes to bolster their position and escalate regional tensions, despite...

Marjorie Taylor Greene angrily snapped at British journalist Martha Kelner, telling her to "go back to your country" during a press conference where Kelner questioned her about leaked Signal messages regarding U.S. military operations in Yemen. Taylor Greene dismissed Kelner's inquiries, claiming the journalist should focus on the UK's migrant problems instead. Despite Kelner's attempts to ask about the potential risk to U.S. soldiers due to the security breach, Taylor Greene dismissed it as "fake...

Discussions are ongoing to redefine "bir muktijoddha" in the context of the Bangladesh Liberation War, potentially distinguishing battlefield fighters from others as 'Liberation War Associates'. The revision has sparked debate among Kolkatans with ties to Bangladesh, who note past revisions and concerns about fake claims overshadowing genuine contributions. Critics view the proposed amendment as potentially confusing to younger generations, given the historical significance of recognizing true freedom fighters. Full Article