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Decades after the civil war, Thileepan remains a contested symbol in Sri Lanka

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Sri Lankan police remove statue of banned LTTE leader in Jaffna

Team PGurus - September 27, 2026

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Maharashtra Declares Drought in 265 Talukas, Announces Relief Measures

Hypocritical Homilies: India's Blistering UNGA Rebuttal Explained

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“Terrorism by Pakistan Will Have Consequences”: India Hits Back at Shehbaz Sharif at UN

Silence at the UN: Sharif dodges questions on Hafiz Saeed, laying bare Pakistan's record on terror prosecution

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“When Will You Stop Harbouring Terrorists?” — Shehbaz Sharif Walks Away From the Question Pakistan Has Dodged for 17 Years

Detention of three of Khan's sisters, including under 30-day public order orders, adds to pre-protest tensions

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Imran Khan’s Son Warns of “Counterassault” as Pakistan Tightens Security Ahead of September 27 PTI Protest

Report highlights accelerated nuclear buildup in China based on satellite images from 2022–2026

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Satellite images show expansion of China’s secret nuclear facilities in Sichuan:...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 16, 2026 0

Saketh Sreenivasaiah, an IIT Madras alumnus studying in California, found dead after search operation

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Indian student missing in California discovered dead, consulate assures support

PGurus Newsdesk - February 15, 2026 1

Police say 18-year-old began attack at home before school shooting

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18-year-old suspect in British Columbia school shooting killed mother and stepbrother...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 12, 2026 0

Authorities negotiate with teenage suspect amid hostage crisis

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Thailand school shooting: 34 dead, including 22 children, in Songkhla hostage...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 11, 2026 0

The Truth Islamabad Can’t Hide

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‘Used us like toilet paper’: Pakistan minister’s rant exposes state-sponsored terror...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 11, 2026 1

Mass Shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School Leaves Multiple Dead

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Multiple dead, dozens injured in school shooting in British Columbia

PGurus Newsdesk - February 11, 2026 0

Company confirms voluntary engagement with US sanctions watchdog after Wall Street Journal report alleged Iranian LPG shipments via Mundra port

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Adani says US asked for information over imports from Iran

Team PGurus - February 10, 2026 1

India has raised concerns after a Hindu businessman was murdered in Bangladesh just days before parliamentary election

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Hindu businessman hacked to death in Bangladesh days before national polls

PGurus Newsdesk - February 10, 2026 0

Outrage erupts after an Indian man is mocked over his faith at a Saudi trade exhibition in Riyadh

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Indian man harassed over religion at Riyadh trade event, video sparks...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 7, 2026 1

After deadly Islamabad blast, India hits back at Pakistan’s allegations

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India condemns bombing at Islamabad Mosque

PGurus Newsdesk - February 7, 2026 0

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BOOKS

A strongly critical response to Under a Saffron Sky and challenges the ideological framework through which it argues the book interprets India

Book review: Ismat Ara’s ‘Under a Saffron Sky’

Skip Farmer Power—You'll lose nothing. Read it—You'll lose your time

Farmer Power: An outdated ideology

An examination of how competing historical narratives, political ideologies and academic interpretations have shaped public understanding of India's past since Independence

Book review: Eminent historians exposed again

Keigo Higashino's 'Guilt' delivers a gripping crime mystery, while Sudha Murty's 'The Gopi Diaries' celebrates innocence, family and the timeless bond between humans and pets

Book review: One solves murders, the other steals hearts

A powerful review of Forgotten Heroes of Indian Science by Anand and Sheetal Ranganathan, highlighting the lives, sacrifices, and groundbreaking contributions of India’s overlooked scientific pioneers

Book review of ‘Forgotten Heroes of Indian Science’ by Ranganathans

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