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    Garden Reach Shipbuilders deliver INS Amini to the Indian Navy, bolstering anti-submarine capabilities

    Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers delivered the Anti-submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft INS Amini to the Indian Navy on November 5. The vessel is named after Amini Island in Lakshadweep and carries a legacy from a decommissioned ship. This craft features over 80% indigenous content, enhancing India's defense manufacturing capabilities. The Indian Navy aims to strengthen its anti-submarine warfare capabilities with this delivery.

    One of Iran's most powerful families founded its largest crypto exchange. It's used by the IRGC to move millions

    Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Nobitex, is controlled by the sons of the influential Kharrazi family, who concealed their ties for years. The exchange has processed millions for sanctioned entities like the IRGC and Iran's central bank, acting as a conduit to the global economy. Nobitex denies direct govt connections or assisting the state.

    ‘Compulsive hostility’: India denounces Maldives assassination claims, warns Pakistan of ‘backyard snakes’ threat

    India has strongly refuted allegations in the Washington Post regarding its purported involvement in Maldivian political activities and covert operations in Pakistan. The MEA stressed its commitment to democratic processes in neighbouring countries and reiterated its focus on countering terrorism and providing assistance to Indian citizens abroad. Jaiswal’s remarks underscored India’s dismissal of what it views as unfounded and hostile narratives from certain sections of the media.

    Why was Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi called the 'Butcher of Tehran'?

    The death of Ebrahim Raisi has raised questions regarding his record on Human Rights. He is seen to be behind mass killings that have led to suppression of rights in Iran, as per reports.

    Hackers breach Iran's atomic energy agency, protests persist

    An anonymous hacking group claimed responsibility for the attack on Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, demanding Tehran release political prisoners arrested in the recent nationwide protests. The group said it leaked 50 gigabytes of internal emails, contracts and construction plans related to Iran's Russian-backed nuclear power plant in Bushehr.

    Deadly clashes after Islamists take police hostage in Pakistan's Lahore

    Pakistani news channels have been barred from providing coverage of the group since it was banned last week , and on Sunday mobile and internet services were down in the area where clashes were taking place.

    The Economic Times
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