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  Zabihullah Mujahid emphasized that the country’s diplomatic engagements, including those with India, are driven by national interests. The Taliban government’s spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, has clarified that Afghanistan’s relations with India are based on independence and mutual respect, and are not influenced by Pakistan or any other country. In an interview with Tolo News, Mujahid stated that “Afghanistan has not been and will not be a tool in the hands of any party.” He emphasized that the country’s diplomatic engagements, including those with India, are driven by national interests and a commitment to maintaining balanced relations with all regional and extra-regional nations.

  Yograj Singh laments being overlooked by son Yuvraj: ‘Gifted Baba Rs 15 Lakh watch, but not a kurta for his father Yograj Singh, Yuvraj Singh's father, is a man of strong morals. Yuvraj has spoken candidly over the years about his tense relationship with his father, who just wanted him to excel at cricket. Yograj recently made some startling comments about his ex-wife and how she left him along with their son, Yuvraj. Additionally, he disclosed that his son has never given him a gift. Yograj Singh recently stated in an interview with Udta Punjab that his sacrifices and hard work were overlooked. His blood, perspiration, and tears enabled Yuvraj to achieve such heights. He wondered how his children abandoned him despite the fact that he never spent a single rupee on himself and provided for the four households. He asked why the Baba had been given a watch worth Rs. 15 lakh yet he had never been given a kurta. Yograj stated: "The father who spilled blood, sweat, and tears to h...

  Taliban army tests missile amid war with Pakistan, can attack up to 400 km, what will happen to Munir Army now? Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been simmering for a long time. Pakistan claims that there are groups in Afghanistan that are carrying out attacks on its soil. This is a source of tension between the two countries. Kabul  : The Taliban government in Afghanistan has conducted a missile test, significantly boosting its military strength. Afghan journalist Mubariz claims that Afghan Taliban defense forces successfully tested a missile capable of striking targets up to 400 kilometers on Thursday night. This missile test comes amid intense military conflict along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which escalated into a war-like situation last week. The news of the missile test in Afghanistan has raised concerns in Islamabad. Regional experts say that amid rising tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, this missile test raises concerns for As...

  Here's Why '93,000' Is Trending After Taliban Parade Pants Of Pakistani Soldiers Amid Border Clashes Kabul:  As a fragile truce between Afghanistan and Pakistan continues to hold, an unusual turn of events has sparked embarrassment for Islamabad. Videos circulating online show Taliban fighters parading captured Pakistani tanks and displaying trousers allegedly belonging to fleeing Pakistani soldiers, turning the border skirmish into a social media spectacle. The hashtag ‘93,000’ quickly began trending, reviving memories of Pakistan’s 1971 surrender to India. ‘93,000 Pants Ceremony 2.0’: The 1971 War Connection Social media users across Afghanistan have dubbed the episode the “93,000 pants ceremony 2.0,” drawing parallels to the 1971 war when 93,000 Pakistani troops surrendered to the Indian Army and Bangladesh’s Mukti Bahini. The comparison flooded social media with posts resharing the iconic photograph of Lt General Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi signing the Instrument of Surr...

  25-year-old failed JEE, didn't get into IIT, weighed 110 kg and thought life was over. 5 years later, he bought Rs 55 lakh car for dad Life doesn’t always follow the plan we make in our heads. Sometimes failure feels crushing, and the future seems hopeless. But the truth is, setbacks rarely define the end — they just set the stage for something bigger. Ankur Warikoo shared an inspiring story of his team member: a young man once convinced that life had failed him has now turned it around in just five years. Shaurya, now 25, joined Ankur Warikoo’s team five years ago while still in college, pursuing a BBA. Back then, he had just failed the JEE, a huge blow especially since his father was an IIT alumnus. The setback left him demotivated, ashamed, and unhappy with college life. He also struggled with his weight, tipping over 110 kg, which added to his sense of frustration. Fast forward five years, and Shaurya’s story looks entirely different. Today, he earns a seven-figure monthly in...

  As the two young women lifted their father’s bier from the house, the entire village was overcome with emotion. In a poignant display of courage and love, two sisters from Canada performed the last rites of their father, assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Teerath Singh, at their ancestral Kaelpur village in Ludhiana district, breaking the long-held societal convention that sons alone perform a parent’s cremation. ASI Teerath Singh died in an accidental firing after his gun went off while cleaning at the official residence of deputy inspector general (DIG, Ludhiana Range) on October 14. The late ASI’s only son, Baljot Singh alias Bobby, could not make it to India and paid his last respects through a video call arranged by relatives. On Friday, Jashanpreet Kaur, 23, and Kulveer Kaur, 19, — both residents of Surrey, Canada — carried their father’s bier on their shoulders and lit the funeral pyre. Their act moved everyone present and became a symbol of the changing time wherein daughters ...

  Stranded students wait at a petrol pump amid a traffic jam on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad National Highway at Vasai, in Palghar district, Maharashtra. Frustrated by the poor condition of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad national highway (NH-48), severe traffic congestion, and administrative negligence, over 100 residents from the Naigaon-Chinchoti-Vasai area have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking permission to die by suicide. On Friday, residents of villages along NH-48 in this area, such as Sasunavghar, Maljipada, Sasupada, Bobat Pada, and Patharpada, staged a protest along the highway. They complained that what was once a one-hour commute for them has, over the past two months, stretched to five or six hours. “Dying would be better than living like this,” said Sushant Patil, an activist with a local NGO spearheading the protests. In the letter to the prime minister, a copy of which is with HT, the residents claimed their daily life has been thrown into disarray due to the alleged n...

  CBI Arrests Punjab DIG Harcharan Singh Bhullar for Rs 8 Lakh Bribe; Recovers Rs 5 Crore Cash, Luxury Cars The CBI on Thursday arrested Punjab Police Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Harcharan Singh Bhullar from his Mohali office and recovered Rs 5 crore in cash, luxury cars, among other things from him. The investigation was based on a complaint filed by a scrap dealer against Bhullar for demanding Rs 8 lakh as a bribe. The scrap dealer identified as Akash Batta is a resident of Mandi Gobindgarh, in Fatehgarh Sahib district of Punjab. Notably, a middleman identified as Kirshanu was also arrested, and the CBI officials recovered Rs 21 lakh from him. According to the officials, both the accused will be produced before a court on Friday. According to Indian Express report, a written complaint was addressed to the Superintendent of Police, CBI, Anti-Corruption Branch, Chandigarh, on October 11. In the complaint, Batta alleged that Bhullar had demanded a bribe f...

  Belgian court orders Mehul Choksi’s extradition, upholds India’s request A Belgian court on Friday ruled in favour of India’s extradition request, ordering the return of fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi to face charges in the country. Officials, as quoted by PTI, said the court’s decision strongly validates India’s case for Choksi’s extradition, though the businessman still has the option to appeal in a superior Belgian court. “The order has come in our favour. The court has termed his arrest by the Belgian authorities on India's request valid. The first legal step in getting him extradited is now clear,” a senior official told PTI. Indian officials from the External Affairs Ministry and the CBI played a key role in assisting Belgian prosecutors, presenting detailed arguments on Choksi’s alleged involvement in a Rs 13,000-crore Punjab National Bank scam, orchestrated in collusion with his nephew Nirav Modi. Prosecutors also told the court that Choksi continues to be a flight ris...

  Rajnath cites Operation Sindoor, BrahMos success as proof of defence self-reliance NASHIK: Defence minister Rajnath Singh Friday reiterated that India’s defence ecosystem had demonstrated its growing confidence in indigenous platforms during Operation Sindoor, when the Indian Air Force relied on domestically-built systems for critical missions. Lauding defence PSU HAL's Nashik unit which integrated the Brahmos missiles with the Su30-Mki fighter, Singh said the Brahmos fired from Su-30 destroyed terror hideouts in Pakistan during Op Sindoor. “In our security history, there have been few occasions when the entire system was tested simultaneously. Operation Sindoor was one such mission. HAL provided 24x7 support at operational sites, ensuring the IAF’s readiness by maintaining fighter jets and helicopters. The Nashik team’s installation of the BrahMos missile on the Su-30, which destroyed terrorist hideouts, proved that we can design, build, and defend ourselves with our own systems...

  Copy of . - 2025-10-17T171630.064 US singer Mary Millben, who slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his recent remarks against PM Modi has always been a big supporter of PM Modi and Indian culture. Responding to Rahul Gandhi’s recent post accusing PM Modi of being “frightened” of President Donald Trump and “allowing” Trump to dictate India’s foreign policy decisions, Millben did not hold back. “You are wrong, @RahulGandhi. PM @narendramodi is not afraid of President Trump. PM Modi understands the long game, and his diplomacy with the US is strategic. Just as @POTUS will always put America’s interests first, so will PM Modi do what is best for India. And I applaud that. That’s what Heads of State do,” Millben wrote on X. Taking a direct jab at Gandhi, she added that the Congress leader lacks the “acumen to become the Prime Minister,” and suggested he should go back to his “I hate India tour.” Millben on India-US tariff conflict Millben has consistently...

  Bengaluru techie and his wife earn Rs 2.1 lakh a month, but end up broke, with zero regrets. Here's why In a world where people flaunt big paychecks and still complain about being broke, one Bengaluru techie decided to lay it all out—his numbers, his lifestyle, and his mindset. His Reddit post quickly caught attention because it wasn’t another “I make 50 LPA and still can’t save” rant. Instead, it was a refreshingly honest look at how a couple earning Rs 2.1 lakh a month can live simply, stay debt-conscious, and still feel at peace. The techie, who lives in Bengaluru with his wife and child, shared that despite their combined take-home of Rs 2.1 lakh per month, they often end up with very little left by month-end. But unlike many others online, he’s not complaining. Their expenses, he explained, are rooted in long-term goals and family priorities rather than impulsive spending. Their monthly breakdown says it all. Fixed costs include a home loan EMI of Rs 61,000 with 44 EMIs left...