Opinion: Former Bangladesh spy chief’s China visit: What it means for Dhaka and Delhi

Opinion: Former Bangladesh spy chief’s China visit: What it means for Dhaka and Delhi

The former Bangladesh military intelligence chief’s recent 12-day visit to China has raised alarm bells in New Delhi. Major-General (retired) Rezzakul Haider Chowdhury, who departed for China on June 6, returned to Dhaka on June 18. According to a Bangladeshi intelligence report this week, “His recent travel to China and return may warrant observation due…

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Unique, rare Earth elements unveiled on an underwater island; here’s what it means for the future | – The Times of India

Unique, rare Earth elements unveiled on an underwater island; here’s what it means for the future | – The Times of India

Scientists found a rare-earth element-abundant island concealed under the Rio Grande. This discovery carries immense economic value and can revolutionize knowledge about Earth’s geological and cultural past. As the researchers explored further, they detected an unusually high concentration of rare earth elements. The availability of rare earth elements renders the island an important destination for…

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WTC Final: ‘Means a lot’ –  South African pacer Kagiso Rabada after surpassing Allan Donald | Cricket News – Times of India

WTC Final: ‘Means a lot’ – South African pacer Kagiso Rabada after surpassing Allan Donald | Cricket News – Times of India

Kagiso Rabada eclipses Allan Donald’s wicket tally with his five-wicket haul on the first day of the WTC final (Image via X/@ProteasMenCSA & Houseof_Cricket) South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada achieved a significant milestone on Day 1 of the World Test Championship final at Lord’s, surpassing Allan Donald to become South Africa’s fourth-highest Test wicket-taker….

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TOI Exclusive: ‘Winning means more than stats and milestones’ – Sai Sudharsan ready for his biggest test in England | Cricket News – Times of India

TOI Exclusive: ‘Winning means more than stats and milestones’ – Sai Sudharsan ready for his biggest test in England | Cricket News – Times of India

Ahead of the Tests against England, Sai Sudharsan tells TOI that more than averages & personal goals, for him it’s about ‘improving as a batter across formats’ & contributing to the team’s cause…It’s been a crazy last few days for Sai Sudharsan. The 23-year-old left-hander was brilliant for Gujarat Titans in the IPL, but his…

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Elon Musk’s feud with Trump puts B SpaceX contracts at risk; what it means for US space future | – The Times of India

Elon Musk’s feud with Trump puts $22B SpaceX contracts at risk; what it means for US space future | – The Times of India

Elon Musk’s escalating feud with President Donald Trump has put SpaceX’s massive $22 billion in government contracts on the line, raising concerns about the future of America’s space program. SpaceX, a key player in NASA and Pentagon missions, faces potential funding cuts amid political tensions, threatening crucial projects like lunar exploration and national security launches….

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RCB’s 18-year wait ends: Ricky Ponting reflects on Virat Kohli’s emotional breakdown; says ‘that’s what it means to win IPL’ | Cricket News – Times of India

RCB’s 18-year wait ends: Ricky Ponting reflects on Virat Kohli’s emotional breakdown; says ‘that’s what it means to win IPL’ | Cricket News – Times of India

Virat Kohli (Pic credit: IPL) NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli’s emotional breakdown after finally clinching an IPL title spoke volumes, and Punjab Kings head coach Ricky Ponting believes it underlines just how much the tournament means to players, especially those who’ve chased the dream for nearly two decades.Kohli dropped to his knees in tears as Royal…

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Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to ban Harvard’s international students: What it means for students – Times of India

Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to ban Harvard’s international students: What it means for students – Times of India

Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to ban Harvard’s international students In a significant legal decision with national implications, US District Judge Allison D. Burroughs has extended an order that blocks the Trump administration from revoking Harvard University’s certification to host international students. This ruling preserves the university’s ability to enrol foreign nationals and provides…

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From ban to backtrack: What the Harvard case means for US immigration policy – Times of India

From ban to backtrack: What the Harvard case means for US immigration policy – Times of India

Harvard gets 30 days as Trump retreats on international student ban In a significant turn of events, the Trump administration has reversed its initial move to immediately revoke Harvard University’s certification to enroll international students, instead granting the institution 30 days to respond. This abrupt backtrack, occurring amid legal challenges and national scrutiny, offers more…

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Is this the end of affordable loans? What Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ means for students – Times of India

Is this the end of affordable loans? What Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ means for students – Times of India

A sweeping domestic policy package, referred to by President Trump as his “One Big Beautiful Bill,” is moving quickly through the House of Representatives, with House Speaker Mike Johnson indicating a floor vote could come soon after the Rules Committee concludes its review this week.The legislation—still subject to changes in the Senate—extends Trump’s 2017 tax…

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Indian, international students forced to leave Harvard? What Trump’s move means

Indian, international students forced to leave Harvard? What Trump’s move means

The Trump administration has taken a step that could deeply affect Indian and other international students at Harvard University. The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revoked Harvard’s ability to enroll international students under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). This means that those already studying there must either transfer to another school…

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