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RBI accelerates gold repatriation as global trust wanesThe Reserve Bank of India is bringing home nearly 77% of its gold reserves by March 2026. This significant move accelerates the onshoring o...- Deep trouble for Afghanistan: Taliban 'reversed' decade-long growthThe Taliban seized power on 15 August last year, which led to dire consequences for the already fragile economy as the internal banking sys...
- EXPLAINER: Why effort to help Afghanistan is falling shortAid groups and international agencies estimate about 23 million people, more than half the country, face severe hunger and nearly 9 million...
- Pakistan invites Taliban for ministerial meet of Afghanistan's neighboursForeign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that the Taliban would be invited to the third ministerial meeting of Afghanistan's neighbours. ...
- Top security officials of seven countries call on PM ModiIt is learnt that Modi was apprised about the discussions at the 'Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan' by the security official...
- View: Afghan crisis and the importance of India-Tajikistan CooperationThe Taliban takeover of power has implications for both domestic politics and regional security. In this context, India and Tajikistan can ...
- Who to blame for Taliban takeover? Former Afghan envoy points finger at KabulThe Taliban have repeatedly sought to reassure Afghans and foreign countries that they will not reimpose the brutal rule of their last peri...
- Exhausted and abandoned: Why Afghanistan's army collapsedDespite the billions of dollars of US-led military support, equipment and training, the army's capacity had been hollowed out by years of r...
- Germany wants to talk with Taliban about further evacuations from Afghanistan: Angela MerkelThe European Union's foreign policy chief has said the bloc is ready to engage with the new Taliban government in Kabul but the Islamist gr...
- Legacy pharma firm which sold 'Swadeshi' dysentery drug to Afghans waits and watches after Taliban takeoverThe company, which started out in a small garage on Hare Street, was set up as a 'Swadeshi enterprise' meant to take on the stranglehold of...
- Afghan crisis: Scores march in Geneva; call Swiss govt to not recognise TalibanHolding red, green and black flags of Afghanistan and placards inscribed with their demands, the protestors raised slogans against the Tali...
- Let the music play: Kabul sees day-time weddings after Taliban takeoverDuring its 1996-2001 rule, Taliban had banned most music, except devotional Islamic songs.
- Former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi backs Taliban, says it came with positive mindset"No doubt Taliban have come. But, they have come with a very positive mind. They're allowing ladies to work. They are allowing them to part...
- Taliban must fulfill its commitments, says AmericaUS is "handing the [Hamid Karzai International] airport back to the Afghan people. What we are doing is trying to lay the diplomatic ground...
- Taliban: No extensions for US evacuations in AfghanistanTaliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says his group will accept "no extensions" to the deadline. He says life is returning to normal in the...
- Government must step up outreach in Jammu and Kashmir amid Taliban triumph in Afghanistan, says former Army chiefGen Roychowdhury, who commanded the 16 corps in Kashmir at the height of the militancy in the early 1990s, said buoyed by the Taliban's tak...
- Destination India: 1,000 Afghans in, thousands in queueThousands of people are desperately seeking to board the earliest flight out of Kabul to India following the Taliban takeover of Afghanista...
- The Return of the Taliban: Advantage China-PakistanThe international community did not take any action. Therefore, there is an opinion that this victory may embolden various extremist groups...
- Samajwadi MP Shafiqur Rahman Barq defends Taliban, says they want to run their own countryHis remark drew a sharp reaction Tuesday from Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, who compared it Pakistan Prime Mini...
- Afghan collapse, US rout, Pak gainIndia has to guard against both Afghanistan being turned into a fertile recruiting ground for non-state actors to be deployed in India and ...
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