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    Mamata Banerjee: TMC to Move Court Over Voter Deletions

    Kolkata, April 8 "At times, I feel like starting to practice law again," West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Wednesday, targeting the BJP and the election panel over large-scale deletions of names from voter rolls under the SIR, while asserting that the TMC would move court over...
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    Pakistan’s Strategic Influence Through Online Networks

    New Delhi, April 5. Disinformation networks linked to Pakistan are actively targeting Bangladesh through coordinated digital campaigns, leveraging social media platforms, artificial intelligence tools, and local amplification channels to shape public narratives and geopolitical perceptions...
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    PoGB Under Pressure: Pakistan's Actions and Rising Tensions

    Washington, March 21 – Pakistan would no longer be a safe haven for its Shia citizens in the event of a full-scale war between Iran and surrounding Arab countries. Residents of Gilgit-Baltistan, which is under Pakistani control (PoGB), could secure a dignified life by breaking free from the...
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    Report: China Uses Local Media to Shape Georgia's Narrative

    Paris, March 18 – Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has raised concerns over China’s growing influence in Georgia’s weakened media landscape. Since 2022, China has been increasing its influence on the information space in Georgia. While it has not established a state-owned media...
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    Jamie Lee Curtis Embraces Aging and Rejecting Filters

    Los Angeles, March 7 – Hollywood star Jamie Lee Curtis says that her attitude towards relationships has evolved during her career in the entertainment industry, and that she has no time to waste on toxic people."I turned 60 and realized I was going to die sooner than later. And that...
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    Entrenched Military Influence Fuels Political Instability in Pakistan

    Washington, March 4: With military supremacy effectively institutionalized in Pakistan, the country’s volatile politics, fragile civilian governance, entrenched military dominance, systematic corruption, criminal networks, and widespread human rights abuses risk becoming more persistent, a...
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