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China Raises its Defence Budget by 7.2 per cent, What it means for India?
06
Mar
By Theviralmail
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China Raises its Defence Budget by 7.2 per cent, What it means for India?

As China continues to enhance its high-tech military capabilities, a 7.2 per cent increase in its national defence budget has been announced on Wednesday. The Chinese defence budget will reach USD 249 billion this year following the announcement. The planned defence expenditure for the country is 1.784665 trillion yuan this year. It amounts to about USD 249 billion. This is according to a draft budget report submitted to China's Parliament by Premier Li Qiang. During the previous year, China had increased its defence budget by 7.2 per cent to about $232 billion (1.67 trillion yuan). Interestingly the Chinese defence budget…
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Trade Tariffs and US-India Relations: Key Takeaways from the Speech of Trump
05
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Trade Tariffs and US-India Relations: Key Takeaways from the Speech of Trump

Washington: US President Donald Trump, in his speech to Congress, reaffirmed his administration’s commitment. He emphasized strengthening America’s economic and strategic position. His speech covered a range of critical issues. These included trade tariffs, national security, and international relations. He notably mentioned Pakistan’s role in extraditing the mastermind behind the 2021 Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s Role in Extradition and US Politics In a rare diplomatic acknowledgment, Trump thanked the Pakistani government for extraditing Mohammad Sharifullah. He is the alleged mastermind behind the 2021 Abbey Gate bombing. The bombing killed 13 US service members during the chaotic evacuation from…
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Strengthening Rail Links: Highlights from India-Nepal Joint Working Group
04
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Strengthening Rail Links: Highlights from India-Nepal Joint Working Group

India and Nepal held the 9th Project Steering Committee (PSC) meeting. They also held the 7th Joint Working Group (JWG) meeting in New Delhi on February 27-28, 2025. They came together to review the progress of cross-border railway projects. The aim was also to explore avenues for enhanced cooperation in the railway sector. The Indian delegation was led by Sh. Rohit Rathish, Joint Secretary (DPA-III), Ministry of External Affairs, and Sh. Pradeep Ojha, Executive Director (Traffic Transportation-Freight), Ministry of Railways. The Nepali side was represented by Mr. Sushil Babu Dhakal, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport. The discussions…
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Baloch National Army to Intensify War Against Pakistan and China
03
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Baloch National Army to Intensify War Against Pakistan and China

Baloch Resistance Unites: BRAS Transforms into Baloch National Army The Baloch resistance groups in Pakistan have announced a new intensive offensive against Pakistan and China. The Baloch resistance conglomerate have just concluded a war game with the Sindhi separatist groups. They also issued a joint communique of the Baloch Raji Ajaoi Sangar or BRAS. In the communique, a decisive war strategy has been announced. These Baloch liberation groups have been operating against the Pak security establishment in independent silos. The coming together of BRAS launches a major threat to the multiple CPEC projects being operated by China in Pakistan. After…
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Key Drivers of India’s Economic Growth in Q3 FY 2024-25
03
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Key Drivers of India’s Economic Growth in Q3 FY 2024-25

India’s economy is showing signs of renewed momentum, with GDP growth reaching 6.2% in the third quarter (October-December) of FY 2024-25, according to a report by Morgan Stanley. The global financial firm stated that the latest GDP data validates its economic outlook. It confirms that India’s growth trajectory is accelerating once again. Morgan Stanley attributed this resurgence to a supportive monetary policy and declining interest rates. Increased liquidity and regulatory easing have also contributed. These factors have created a favorable environment for higher capital expenditure. They have also encouraged stronger domestic consumption. The report also highlighted that growth in service…
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Pakistan fears of International Isolation
02
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Pakistan fears of International Isolation

Pakistan's Strategic Shift: GHQ Seeks UK Alliance Amid Global Tensions View Post Pakistan’s General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi is facing strategic uncertainty. Shifting global dynamics and growing geopolitical tensions impact its position on the world stage. In response, Pakistan’s military leaders reportedly want a closer alliance with the United Kingdom. They aim to reduce the effects of international isolation. This move follows the deployment of a Chinese intelligence base on Pakistani soil. Reports indicate the presence of a Chinese intelligence facility in Pakistan. This has raised concerns among Western nations. It could lead to increased scrutiny and diplomatic distancing from…
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Bangladesh’s Political Crisis: Wazed Warns of Authoritarian Rule
01
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Bangladesh’s Political Crisis: Wazed Warns of Authoritarian Rule

Sajeeb Wazed Slams NCP, Calls It a ‘Terrorist-Created’ Party Bent on Rigging Elections Dhaka: Sajeeb Wazed, son of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has strongly condemned the newly formed Nationalist Conservative Party (NCP). He called it a political outfit created by “terrorist students.” Their intent is to seize power undemocratically. In a scathing statement, he accused the group of following the same playbook as past military dictators. He warned that Bangladesh is witnessing another attempt to rig elections. He further cautioned about the imposition of authoritarian rule. “They are doing everything true fascist dictators have done in the past. They…
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Explicit Chats Lead to Dismissals in U.S. Intelligence Community
28
Feb
By Theviralmail
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Explicit Chats Lead to Dismissals in U.S. Intelligence Community

Chats were uncovered on a secure collaboration platform used by government agencies. These chats feature discussions that ranged from fetishes and artificial genitalia to group sex. Washington D.C.-There has been a dramatic shake-up within the nation’s intelligence community. More than 100 operatives have been dismissed. This follows the discovery of explicit communications on an official government messaging forum. A top national security official confirmed that the U.S. director of national intelligence approved dismissals. These affected 15 intelligence agencies, including the NSA, CIA, and DIA. This action followed revelations of messages containing sexually explicit content. According to sources familiar with the…
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Ukraine’s Mineral Deal: Key Insights and Implications
27
Feb
By Theviralmail
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Ukraine’s Mineral Deal: Key Insights and Implications

Ukraine announced a preliminary agreement on February 26, 2025. This agreement allocates 50% of the revenue from its state-owned mineral resources to the United States. This deal aims to secure U.S. support in expediting an end to the ongoing war with Russia. President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized that the arrangement does not involve Ukraine incurring any debt. The funds generated will be managed by a jointly controlled Reconstruction Investment Fund, dedicated to rebuilding Ukraine’s infrastructure and economy.  Despite this economic collaboration, the agreement does not include firm U.S. security guarantees for Ukraine. President Donald Trump has stated that while the…
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China’s LPAR Radar: A New Threat to India’s Security
26
Feb
By Theviralmail
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China’s LPAR Radar: A New Threat to India’s Security

The advanced Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR) reportedly has a surveillance range of over 5,000 kilometers. It enables Beijing to watch vast swathes of the Indian Ocean. China has set up a massive radar system in its southwestern Yunnan province. This move has serious implications for India’s missile program and national security. The radar is close to the Myanmar border. The advanced Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR) reportedly has a surveillance range of over 5,000 kilometers. It enables Beijing to watch vast swathes of the Indian Ocean. Beijing can also watch deep into Indian territory. According to sources, they believe…
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