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12/07/2025

Air strike in Mayanmar killed 23 people took shelter in a Budhists monastry

An air strike on a Buddhist monastery in Myanmar's earthquake-struck area has killed 23 people , according to witnesses..

The resistance member — who spoke on condition of anonymity — said 23 civilians were killed when a jet fighter dropped a bomb on a building in the village's monastery midnight

They said more than 150 people from nearby villages had been taking shelter there to avoid recent fighting in the region.

Myanmar's independent Democratic Voice of Burma online media reported the number of death could be as high as 30, however the number could not be immediately confirmed.

The military did not immediately comment on the incident at the monastery, located about 35 kilometres north-west of Myanmar.

In the past, the army has said it only attacks legitimate targets of war and has accused the resistance forces of being terrorists.

The monastery housed about 200 people displaced by nearby fighting between the army and pro-democracy forces, The nature of the attack could not immediately be verified.

Military conducting air strikes despite quake
Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military seized power from the elected government in February 2021, triggering a civil war.

After peaceful demonstrations were put down with lethal force, many opponents of military rule took up arms.
However, the military has continued to launch air strikes and artillery attacks on rebel-controlled areas, including those already destroyed by the earthquake, which killed almost 3,700 people.

The military has increasingly used air strikes to counter opposition forces, including the armed People's Defence Force in the area, a stronghold of armed resistance.

The poll is widely seen as an attempt to normalise the military's seizure of power through the ballot box and to deliver a result that ensures the generals retain control.

11/07/2025

Baloch liberation army attacked various establishments of government and military in Pakistan

liberation army attacked various istablishnents of governnent and military in Pakistan

10/07/2025

Prime Minister Narendra Modi conferred with Namibia's highest civilian honour — '𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙈𝙤𝙨𝙩 𝘼𝙣𝙘𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙊𝙧𝙙𝙚𝙧 𝙤𝙛 𝙒𝙚𝙡𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙨𝙘𝙝𝙞𝙖 𝙈𝙞𝙧𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙨'.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed deep pride in the Indian diaspora in Namibia, commending their role in preserving Indian culture and fostering stronger ties between India and the southern African nation.

In a post the Prime Minister said, “The Indian community in Namibia is extremely optimistic about closer India-Namibia friendship and this reflected in the special welcome in Namibia. I am extremely proud of our diaspora, particularly the manner in which they have retained a connect with their culture and traditions.”

PM Modi arrived in Namibia earlier yesterday on the final leg of his five-nation tour. He received a traditional welcome at the International Airport, where he was greeted by Namibia’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation.

Local musicians performed at the airport to mark the occasion. In a gesture that drew warm applause, Prime Minister Modi joined the performers and played the Namibian drums, highlighting his appreciation for local customs and traditions.

This marks Prime Minister Modi’s first visit to Namibia and only the third visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the country in the last 27 years.

Soon after his arrival, the Prime Minister posted “. Namibia is a valued and trusted African partner with whom we seek to boost bilateral cooperation.”

During the visit, PM Modi will hold bilateral talks with Namibian President. Both leaders are expected to discuss expanding cooperation in key areas such as energy, healthcare, education, digital technology, and development partnership.

The visit will also include an address to a Joint Session of the Namibian Parliament, marking an important milestone in India-Namibia relations.

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, India and Namibia share historic ties dating back to India’s early support for Namibia’s independence movement. In 1946, India raised the issue of Namibian independence at the United Nations.

Ahead of his visit, PM Modi described Namibia as “a trusted partner” with whom India shares a “common history of struggle against colonialism.”

Prime Minister Modi said, “I look forward to meeting President and charting a new roadmap for cooperation for the benefit of our peoples, our regions and the wider Global South,” adding that addressing the Namibian Parliament would be a privilege as both nations celebrate “our enduring solidarity and shared commitment for freedom and development.”

The Prime Minister had earlier expressed confidence that his visits to the five countries would further
strengthen India’s ties across the Global South.

09/07/2025

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07/07/2025

PM Narendra Modi Participates in 17th BRICS Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the 17th BRICS Summit being held in Brazil on 6th and 7th July. The leaders held productive discussions on various issues on the BRICS agenda, including reform of global governance, enhancing voice of the global south, peace and security,, development issues and Artificial Intelligence. Prime Minister thanked President of Brazil for his warm hospitality and for the successful organisation of the Summit.

Prime Minister addressed the inaugural session on "Reform of Global Governance and Peace and Security”. Later in the day, Prime Minister also addressed a session on "Strengthening Multilateral, Economic-Financial Affairs and Artificial Intelligence. This session included participation by BRICS Partner and invited countries.

Addressing the session on Global Governance and Peace and Security, Prime Minister reaffirmed India’s commitment to enhancing the voice of the Global South. He noted that developing countries required greater support for sustainable development, in terms of access to climate , finance and technology.

Highlighting that the global organizations of the 20th century lacked the capacity to deal with the challenges of the 21st century, he underscored the need for reforming them. Calling for a multipolar and inclusive world order,

Prime Minister stated that global governance institutions such as the UN Security Council, IMF, World Bank, and WTO must undergo urgent reform to reflect contemporary realities.

He thanked the leaders for highlighting the urgency of UNSC reform and adopting a strong language on the issue in the Summit Declaration.

Further elaborating on the subject, Prime Minister noted that conflicts, from West Asia to Europe, were a matter of deep concern. He further added that India has always called for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve such conflicts and was ready to contribute towards such efforts.

Addressing the session”, Prime Minister expressed that diversity and multipolarity were valued strengths of the BRICS. He stated that at a time when the world order was under pressure and the global community facing uncertainty and challenges, the relevance of BRICS was evident. He further added that BRICS could play an important role in shaping a multipolar world.

In this regard, he offered four suggestions: 1st suggestion is that, the BRICS New Development Bank must follow demand driven principle and long-term sustainability for granting projects;
2nd , the group consider setting up a Science and Research repository which could benefit the global south countries;
3rd is that, focus must be given to make the supply chain of critical minerals secured and resilient; and, , the last one is that group should work for responsible Artificial intelligence - while looking into the concerns of AI governance, it should also give equal importance to promoting innovation in the field.

06/07/2025

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06/07/2025

PM Narendra Modi in Arjentina after 57 years as first Indian Prime Minister

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi met today with the President of Argentina,. He was warmly received by the President of Argentina when he arrived at Casa Rosada Airport. On arrival in Buenos Aires yesterday, the Prime Minister was accorded a ceremonial welcome.

The visit assumes significance as it happens to be the first bilateral visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Argentina after a gap of 57 years. This is a seminal year for India-Argentina ties as the two countries celebrate 75 years of the establishment of diplomatic ties. PM Modi thanked President for the gracious hospitality extended to him and his delegation.

The two leaders met in restricted and delegation level formats. They held extensive discussions and strengthen their bilateral relations. They called for enhancing cooperation in the fields of critical minerals, oil & gas, defence, nuclear energy, agriculture, science & technology, use of drones in agriculture, fisheries & monitoring of power transmission lines, Information and technology Digital Public Infrastructure, UPI, space, railways, pharma, sports and people-to-people ties.

The leaders took stock of the ongoing economic collaboration. Prime Minister noted that while bilateral trade was on a stable trajectory, the two sides needed to work on the diversification of the trade basket to harness the full potential of commercial engagement. In this context, they also discussed expansion of India-Argentina Preferential Trade Agreement.

Prime Minister Modi thanked President of Argentina for the strong condemnation of the terrorist attack in Pahalgam and appreciated Argentina’s solidarity for India in its fight against terrorism. The two leaders agreed that terrorism poses a grave threat to humanity and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen the global fight.

The leaders agreed to continue working closely to strengthen the strategic partnership. They called for giving greater voice to the concerns of the Global South.

05/07/2025

PM Narendra Modi visited Trinidad and Tobago

The Honourable Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, paid an Official Visit to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago from 3rd to 4 July at the invitation of the, Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago.

This landmark visit - the first bilateral visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 26 years.
It reaffirmed the deep-rooted civilizational ties, vibrant people-to-people linkages, and shared democratic values that form the bedrock of the longstanding friendship between the two nations.

In recognition of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s exceptional leadership both within India and on the global stage, he was conferred the Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago - the country’s highest national honour.

The two Prime Ministers held comprehensive discussions on a wide range of bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interest. Both leaders expressed satisfaction at the depth of the relationship and reaffirmed their resolve to build a broad-based, inclusive, and forward-looking partnership in areas such as health, Technology, culture, sports, trade, economic development, agriculture, justice, legal affairs, education and skill development.

04/07/2025

PM Narendra Modi in Ghana . First Indian PM after 30 Years in african country

02/07/2025

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