Ajeet Kumar is a Chief Sub Editor at The Daily Jagran, where he specializes in international affairs and world news. With over seven years of experience, he covers a range of topics including geopolitics, defence pacts, and regional conflicts, while providing in-depth analyses of complex global events such as the Russia-Ukraine war and India-Pakistan tensions. Ajeet's work has been featured in notable publications including Republic World and the Fire Technology journal by Springer Nature.
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By: Ajeet Kumar
Iran declared it is not bound by the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding following a massive US airstrike, citing multiple American violations of the agreement. Tehran emphasised a 'commitment for commitment' principle, stating it will only honour its obligations if the US complies with its own.
By: Ajeet Kumar
US senators unveiled an updated Russia sanctions bill, easing the proposed 500% tariff on third-party buyers like India and China to a maximum of 100%. The bipartisan measure also targets Russia's shadow fleet and financial institutions, with a provision for presidential waiver.
The FBI has placed Nitish Kaushal, an alleged operative of the India-linked Jaggu Bhagwanpuria Organised Crime Group, on its most wanted list. He is sought for violent acts and faces federal charges for RICO Conspiracy in California as part of a global crackdown.
By: Ajeet Kumar
China struggles to detach from the US dollar despite its de-dollarisation campaign, as the dollar remains the backbone of global finance with robust markets and trusted systems. The tightly managed Renminbi and China's capital controls prevent it from achieving global reserve currency status.
By: Ajeet Kumar
South Korea launched a new mobile app, 'Stalker Location Notification,' enabling victims to track their stalker's real-time location via GPS monitors and receive proximity alerts. This app, developed after previous systems failed, required privacy law changes and could be vital for women's safety in countries like India.
By: Ajeet Kumar
The US escalated strikes on Iran, leading to Iranian retaliation and concerns over an all-out war in the Middle East. Shipping companies are now avoiding US-guided routes in the Strait of Hormuz due to increased attacks, threatening global energy exports.
By: Ajeet Kumar
KTLA reporter Rachel Menitoff maintained her composure during a live report on California's heatwave despite a flying cockroach landing on her. Her professionalism in Sherman Oaks earned widespread praise, especially on social media.
By: Ajeet Kumar
The US Defence Secretary has mandated annual testosterone testing for military personnel aged 30 and older, aiming to ensure optimal performance and combat readiness. Troops diagnosed with low levels will be offered voluntary hormone replacement therapy to maintain a healthy and capable fighting force.
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Pakistan's government and military are reportedly planning to create chaos in the peaceful PoK protests to discredit them and justify force. They are accused of pushing thugs and attempting to plant Indian currency to blame protesters and India.
By: Ajeet Kumar
A 40-year-old Hindu temple in Peterborough is in a High Court battle against eviction after the City Council sold its site to the United Kingdom Islamic Mission. The temple, serving 14,000 Hindus, argues the sale was unlawful and has secured an injunction to pause the process.
