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Anxious family members of Bommana Rajanna, the migrant worker have been spending sleepless nights ever since the Taliban captured Kabul.
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Announces amnesty, urges women to join government
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He described the images coming out of Afghanistan as "gut-wrenching" but said: "I've learned the hard way that there was never a good time to withdraw US forces.
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Sources said Indian Air Force's transport aircraft C-17 with 150 passengers has left the Kabul airport for India
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In the morning, some schools were open due to the ongoing examinations, but were advised to close until the situation gets better
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Hyderabad: Expressing concern over the crisis in Afghanistan, Industries Minister KT Rama Rao questioned the United Nations over its lack of intervention. The Minister tweeted: “Where is the United Nations. Aren’t you supposed to intervene when situations become horrendous! Truly disturbing visuals from Afghan crisis.” Where is the UN? Aren’t you @UN supposed to intervene […]
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With the fall of Afghanistan, China and Pakistan will try to minimise Indian engagement with the Taliban
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We cannot absolve the US and Pakistan of the mess, and the erstwhile Soviet Union too
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"Since the borders of India are very strong, I don't see the any impact of the takeover by Taliban across the border on the Indian side," he said.
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It appears that desperate Afghans were clinging on to either the undercarriage of the C-17 or the landing gear of the transport plane when they got flung out due to the huge G-force exerted during take-off.
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Accordingly, a NOTAM (notice to airmen) was issued advising incoming and transiting civilian aircraft to reroute before entering the Kabul airspace.
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"All commercial flights are suspended at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, a statement reads. The statement calls on the people to avoid crowds at the airport," TOLO News said in a Tweet.
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"The crowd was out of control. The firing was only done to defuse the chaos," the official was quoted as saying.
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Failure of Istanbul conference reflects Pak’s inability to persuade Taliban
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In addition, they say, Taliban commanders have demanded that communities must hand over unmarried women to become "wives" for their fighters a form of sexual violence, human-rights groups say, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Marco Mendicino, Canadian Immigration Minister said Friday the program will welcome 20,000 Afghans, targeting those who belong to groups vulnerable to persecution by the Taliban.
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Talks with the Taliban will mean that India has begun to distinguish between good and bad terrorists
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Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said on Thursday that India is closely monitoring developments and is concerned about deteriorating security situation.
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The Pentagon's massive task of removing service members and equipment out of Afghanistan is nearly complete and the US military mission is slated to end by August 31.
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To date, 31 students including nine for PhD and 22 for Master’s programmes – 13 girls and 18 boys - have already accepted to join the UoH, and some more were expected to accept