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National Governance & Policy 10 Oct 2026, 06:56 AM IST

TMC MP Seeks UNHCR Intervention Over Alleged Water Cut in Kolkata Colony

Trinamool Congress MP Samirul Islam has written to the United Nations refugee agency, alleging that residents of Jyoti Nagar Colony in Kolkata have been denied drinking water since the BJP came to power in West Bengal. He claimed the disruption is linked to the community’s Muslim identity and its exclusion from the ruling party’s political base. The allegation adds a fresh political and human-rights dimension to an already charged governance dispute.

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National Governance & Policy04 Oct 2026, 10:28 AM IST

IUML, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Steering UDF Government, Says BJP Leader K. Surendran

BJP leader K. Surendran has accused the IUML and Jamaat-e-Islami Hind of exerting decisive influence over the UDF-led government in Kerala, alleging that the Muslim League has been shaping governance decisions since the administration took office. The remarks sharpen political tensions in the state and revive a long-running contest over the ideological direction and policy autonomy of the ruling coalition.

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Senior Indian Official Visits Islamabad for SCO Planning Meet Days After UN Sparring

A senior official from India’s External Affairs Ministry has travelled to Islamabad to lead a delegation at a three-day Shanghai Cooperation Organisation preparatory meeting, marking the first such Indian official visit to Pakistan since Operation Indoor. The trip comes only days after sharp India-Pakistan exchanges at the United Nations, underscoring the contrast between diplomatic confrontation and the routine multilateral business that still requires both sides to engage.

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Afghanistan Says 28 Fighters Killed as Kabul and Islamabad Trade Border Accusations

Afghanistan says its forces killed 28 armed fighters and captured 32 others after a group crossed into the country from Pakistan, escalating a fresh round of accusations between Kabul and Islamabad. Pakistan has rejected Afghan claims linking it to violence in Nuristan, deepening tensions over cross-border militancy and border security.

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Afghanistan Says 28 Fighters Killed After Crossing From Pakistan as Islamabad Rejects Link

Afghanistan said its forces killed 28 armed men and captured 32 others after they crossed into the country from Pakistan, escalating a familiar but volatile blame game between Kabul and Islamabad. Pakistan rejected any role in the incident, underscoring the deep mistrust that continues to shadow border security, militant movement and bilateral ties.

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Afghanistan Says 28 Fighters Killed After Crossing From Pakistan as Islamabad Rejects Link

Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities say their forces killed 28 fighters and captured 32 others after they crossed into Afghan territory from Pakistan, a claim that quickly triggered a denial from Islamabad. The competing accounts underscore how border security, militant movement and mutual distrust continue to destabilize relations between the two neighbors.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 02:43 PM IST

Pakistan and Afghanistan Edge Toward Open Conflict as Border Tensions Spiral

Pakistan and Afghanistan, once bound by strategic ties and shared security interests, are now sliding into one of their most dangerous confrontations in years. A mix of militant violence, mutual accusations, and collapsing trust has pushed relations to the brink, raising the risk of wider regional instability. The deterioration reflects a deeper breakdown in the post-2021 order, as Islamabad accuses Kabul of sheltering militants while the Taliban-led Afghan authorities reject responsibility and accuse Pakistan of coercion. With diplomacy faltering and border incidents mounting, both sides appear increasingly willing to test the limits of escalation.

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