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Weekly News Platter |
3 May, 2025, 05:06PM IST, PTI |
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Hello Reader,
In case you had a busy week, these are the top stories you need to get caught up to speed...
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India strikes hard! New Delhi bans all imports from Pakistan |
India Pakistan trade ban: India has implemented a ban on all imports originating from or transiting through Pakistan. This action, effective immediately, is cited as being in the interest of national security and public policy. The ban is expected to significantly impact Pakistan's export sector, particularly affecting goods like cement, textiles, and agricultural products. This move further restricts trade relations between the two nations. Read more |
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Airspace blockade: India plots a flight path to skip Pakistan |
Following Pakistan's airspace closure after the Pahalgam attack, Indian authorities are exploring alternative flight paths for Air India and IndiGo. A potential route over Chinese airspace is being considered to bypass Pakistan and Afghanistan, offering direct access to Europe and the US. However, this requires Chinese permission and safety modifications, including increased oxygen supply for high-altitude flights. Read more |
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India vs Pakistan war: Here's what Baba Vanga predicted for World Wars across the world |
Baba Vanga, the blind Bulgarian mystic famed for her predictions, foresaw a devastating European war in 2025, marking it as the beginning of humanity’s decline. Her warnings also include global economic collapse and natural disasters. These forecasts have reignited interest as war fears escalate and earthquakes have already rocked parts of Asia. From eerily accurate past prophecies to haunting future visions of interplanetary travel and alien contact, her timeline continues to unsettle a world already on edge. Read more |
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Trump to take away Harvard's tax exempt status |
Donald Trump announced his administration would revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status. This followed tensions over diversity policies and campus activism. The administration had previously frozen federal grants to Harvard. Harvard argued this move would harm its educational mission. Legal experts expressed concern about academic freedom. This decision could set a precedent for other institutions. The university may face challenges. Read more |
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