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//The Wire//2100Z April 24, 2025////ROUTINE////BLUF: INDIA AND PAKISTAN ON THE BRINK OF WAR. ARREST MADE IN CONJUNCTION WITH NEW JERSEY WILDFIRE.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- -International Events-India/Pakistan: The situation has rapidly increased in seriousness following India's actions after the recent terror attack in Kashmir. Various diplomats in both nations have been declared persona-non-grata, and diplomatic talks between both belligerents have been progressively deteriorating for the past 24 hours. Both India and Pakistan have closed all border crossings and suspended all visas from each other's country. India has ordered the deportation of all Pakistanis from India, and Pakistan has ordered likewise with all Indians in Pakistan. Both nations have issued repatriation orders, urging their own citizens to return to their respective nations immediately.India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty (1960), halting all water access into Pakistan via the closure of sluice gates at the various dams along rivers that flow into Pakistan. As this water is crucial for roughly 80% of all agricultural irrigation in Pakistan, Pakistani leadership has labeled the move as an act of war and has subsequently threatened to bomb these dams. In response to this rhetoric, India has deployed the INS Vikrant (one of her two aircraft carriers), which was observed maneuvering off the coast of Pakistan this morning. Various airspace closures have been reported between the two nations as well. -HomeFront-New Jersey: This morning authorities announced the arrest of Joseph Kling on charges of aggravated arson, for his role in starting the fires that have swept through the state over the past few days. The arrest notice stated that he set a bonfire in a wooded area and departed before the fire was extinguished.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: The development involving India deploying her main flagship during this crisis is probably related to one of three possibilities. 1 - It's a standard deployment that isn't related to any current event, 2 - It is an attempt by India to bully Pakistan via a little power-projection on the high seas, or 3 - India is intending to actually carry out some sort of military operation against Pakistan.Under normal conditions, the latter option wouldn't be a realistic theory, however when it comes to the India/Pakistan conflict anything goes. This is why despite most of the civilized world not caring about what happens on the Indian subcontinent, this conflict has the potential to become rather serious. India and Pakistan have a very long history of conducting themselves exactly how they are doing so right now; tensions rising to the brink of war between these two nations has been quite common over the years. However, when two third-world nations have grievances that go back thousands of years, but both nations also happen to have nuclear weapons, the game takes on a slightly more concerning tone. Either way, the next few weeks will be a point of concern as these old rivals continue to escalate the situation.Analyst: S2A1Research: https://publish.obsidian.md/s2underground//END REPORT//

Both India and Ukraine suffered from artificial famines imposed on them by British and Russian colonial authorities, respectively. In both cases, colonialists who committed mass crimes against the indigenous populations were considered “heroes” in their imperial metropoles. Yet there were also differences in how the relations between the colonial master and the colonized were organized. It is time to analyze both the similarities and differences of these cases and to map a more comprehensive picture of the imperialisms and colonialisms of the past and present. The Explaining Ukraine podcast invites you to a conversation at the PEN Ukraine / UkraineWorld event “Learning more about each other: Indian authors in Ukraine.” The conversation took place in Kyiv, at PEN Ukraine's headquarters, on April 17th, 2024. Guests: Tehnaz J. Dastoor - human rights activist and the UNICEF ex-Global Coordinator for Landmines and Focal Point for Child Soldiers Bishan Samaddar - Director at Seagull Books, an Indian publishing house specializing in translating world literature. Host: Volodymyr Yermolenko, Ukrainian philosopher, chief editor of UkraineWorld, and president of PEN Ukraine UkraineWorld (ukraineworld.org) is brought to you by Internews Ukraine, one of the largest Ukrainian media NGOs. Listen on various platforms: https://li.sten.to/explaining-ukraine Support us at patreon.com/ukraineworld. We provide exclusive content for our patrons. You can also support our volunteer trips to the frontlines at PayPal: ukraine.resisting@gmail.com. This episode has been made with the support of the Ukrainian Institute (https://ui.org.ua/) The full version of this episode (with Q&A section) is available for UkraineWorld patrons at: https://www.patreon.com/posts/113800708?pr=true

India stayed perfect and England remained awful as Mohammed Shami bowled a stunning opening spell to give the hosts a 100-run win at the Cricket World Cup. Shami and Jasprit Bumrah shared an initial five wickets in a fiery exhibition of pace and seam movement in a six-over spell in the first powerplay and blew away the English top-order. That came after India had been put into bat and scored only 229-9 in 50 overs on a tough pitch with Rohit Sharma contributing 87 runs off 101 balls. The total proved more than enough for India to defend. Shami finished with 4-22 in seven overs, while Bumrah returned 3-32 in 6.5 overs, as England suffered yet another batting collapse, crashing to a fifth defeat in six games. Defending champion England were left languishing in 10th spot after a miserable outing in Lucknow against Indian pace and spin – all out for 129 runs in just 34.5 overs. India continues to fly high as the only unbeaten team in the tournament. The hosts top the standings with 12 points from six games, two points ahead of second-place South Africa, with New Zealand and Australia a further two points back. England, the 2019 champions, stayed last with two points and only one win in six games. Australia in 1992 is the only other defending champion to lose four or more matches at a World Cup. Chasing 230, England faltered after their openers put on 30 runs. Bumrah bowled Dawid Malan in the fifth over for 16. The very next ball, Joe Root was out lbw for a golden duck – plumb in front, shuffling across the stumps. He appealed unsuccessfully. While Bumrah's hat trick was denied, Shami then was on one himself at the other end. His opening overs were near unplayable as Ben Stokes struggled to put bat to ball. Stokes went for a slog and was bowled in the eighth over for a 10-ball duck. The very first ball of his next over, Bairstow played on off Shami as England was down to 39-4 in 9.1 overs. The pacers' opening salvo saw England lose four wickets for nine runs across 26 balls. After a drinks break, it was spin's turn. Despite heavy dew, Kuldeep Yadav sent down a beauty to bowl Jos Buttler for 10. Buttler had no clue as the ball turned in sharply off length, leaving England at 52-5. Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone added 29 runs for the sixth wicket – the second highest partnership of England's innings. But the pressure never eased. Shami returned to have Ali caught behind for 15 runs and Ravindra Jadeja had Chris Woakes stumped for 10 in the 29th over. Yadav then trapped Livingstone lbw – out for 27 – as England crashed to 98-8. England did manage to reach 100 but it was small consolation as Shami-Bumrah returned to finish off proceedings. Earlier, India got off to a poor start as England choked the top-order. Woakes bowled Shubman Gill for nine in the fourth over and three overs later, India was 27-2 as Virat Kohli chipped to mid-on and was out caught for a nine-ball duck off David Willey. Woakes sent back Shreyas Iyer for four runs, out caught pulling a short ball, his Achilles' heel as the score read 40-3 in 11.5 overs. Sharma and Lokesh Rahul resisted with a sedate 91-run partnership for the fourth wicket in their 111-ball partnership. The usually hard-hitting Sharma played an innings of great control. He did survive an lbw shout early on, but the ball was gliding past leg stump on DRS review. Sharma scored his second half-century in the tournament – his fifth 40-plus score in six innings – off 66 balls as he anchored the Indian innings. At the other end, Rahul scored 39 off 58, with three fours, but fell against the run of play. Willey returned to dismiss him in the 31st, as Rahul mistimed a pull shot. Wrist spinner Adil Rashid bowled with great control for England, taking 2-35 in 10 overs. His first wicket was vital to hold back India's score – Sharma holed out to deep midwicket, 13 runs shy of his hundred. At 164-5, India was in trouble and England looked in control. Suryakumar Yadav helped push the score past 200. Yadav scored 49 off 47 balls, with four fours and a six. He put on 18 runs with Jadeja (18), and then another 25 with Bumrah. Yadav was caught off Willey, leaving India at 208-8. Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav added 21 runs for the ninth wicket. England has only beaten Bangladesh and has also lost to New Zealand, Afghanistan, South Africa and Sri Lanka. Star all-rounder Hardik Pandya was still unavailable for India and is nursing a left ankle injury. In his absence, the hosts went with a similar combination as it did against New Zealand a week ago in Dharamsala – six batters and five bowlers. Both India and England fielded an unchanged side at the BRABVE Stadium.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Jamil, Jess, and Morgan discuss Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit and Thursday night's state dinner at the White House. President Biden and PM Modi reached several strategic cooperation and defense agreements during PM Modi's visit. Both India and the U.S. share China as a pressing security threat, so a strong partnership in the region could be indispensable to both moving forward. What does the Fault Lines crew think of this budding relationship? Is it the “partnership of the century,” as stated by Modi? Given India's partnerships with Russia and as leader of the nonaligned movement, can the U.S. count on India to be a good ally?Hear our experts debate these issues and more in less than 10 minutes on our latest episode of Fault Lines!You can also watch our experts debate these issues on YouTube! Click below:https://youtu.be/I7aylgORkyAWant to learn more about this topic? Check out these articles that our experts used to frame our discussion:https://www.reuters.com/world/biden-modi-strengthen-ties-with-defense-trade-agreements-2023-06-22/ https://apnews.com/article/biden-modi-india-state-visit-human-rights-5e4bc32e679ad6bae7225a28f7f6334d Follow our experts on Twitter:@jamil_n_jaffer@NotTVJessJones@morganlroachLike what we're doing here? Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe.And don't forget to follow @masonnatsec on Twitter! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

India v SA series of T20Is just concluded with India taking the series by 2-1. Plenty of Positives for Both India and South Africa but some Concerns along side as well. We will touch those positives and negatives. On the other hand Pakistan Cricket's Chief Selector Muhammad Wasim gave an interview yesterday and there were some revelations for us to get our heads around. The biggest question out of that interview is whether Babar Azam, Pakistan Cricket Team's Management and Chief Selector are on the same page or not? Let's Discuss this and a lot more in this Live Cricket Podcast Episode of Talk Before Wicket with our Hosts Jalal & Umair.(This Podcast Episode was live streamed on our Youtube Channel)Talk Before Wicket aka TBW is a Cricket Podcast.Our goal here is to make cricket discussions more fun, stats oriented & meaningful."Let's Talk Everything about Cricket" at Talk Before Wicket!Our YOUTUBE ChannelYou can also find our content on social media pagesTwitterInstagramTikTokFacebookOur WEBSITEWe are on all Major Podcasting Platforms:Google PodcastApple PodcastSpotifyPocket Casts Support the showSHOP TOP-QUALITY CRICKET BATS AND GEARhttps://shop.talkbeforewicket.com/TALK BEFORE WICKET'S OFFICIAL CRICKET WEBSITEhttps://www.talkbeforewicket.com/ SUPPORT THE PODCASThttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2004968/supporters/newCONNECT Twitter : https://twitter.com/TalkB4WicketYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalkBeforeWicketInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkbeforewicket

In the 1960s, an IAF team was in Cairo to make fighter jets. Both India and Egypt knew the importance of a domestic defence industrial base — that bond is restarting.

Ganesh Ranganathan is the president of Integra Global Solutions. He has a master's in Engineering with an MBA from Florida. Ganesh is in charge of Integra's planning methods and has been instrumental in its success since its beginnings. He has over 21 years of experience working in Fortune companies in finance, operations, marketing, and management positions. Integra Global Solutions was created in 2004 and had operations in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and India. Rajesh Velayuthasamy (Raj), Ganesh Ranganathan, Ram Prakash, and Aravind Kumar formed Integra. Ganesh is in charge of US activities. They specialize in offering cost-effective outsourcing solutions to small and medium-sized enterprises in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Ireland. Both India and the United Kingdom have qualified bookkeepers and accountants. For a Free Information Security Plan Template Go To: https://tech4accountants.net/free-written-information-security-plan-for-accountants/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rush-tech-support/message

Ganesh Ranganathan is the president of Integra Global Solutions. He has a master's in Engineering with an MBA from Florida. Ganesh is in charge of Integra's planning methods and has been instrumental in its success since its beginnings. He has over 21 years of experience working in Fortune companies in finance, operations, marketing, and management positions. Integra Global Solutions was created in 2004 and had operations in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and India. Rajesh Velayuthasamy (Raj), Ganesh Ranganathan, Ram Prakash, and Aravind Kumar formed Integra. Ganesh is in charge of US activities. They specialize in offering cost-effective outsourcing solutions to small and medium-sized enterprises in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Ireland. Both India and the United Kingdom have qualified bookkeepers and accountants. For a Free Information Security Plan Template Go To: https://tech4accountants.net/free-written-information-security-plan-for-accountants/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rush-tech-support/message

#041 - Florist and flower grower India Hurst from Vervain shares her small business journey. Coming from a family of growers, she set up her floristry business in 2014. And she now creates wedding and event flowers in her 'orchestrated chaos' floral style. Both India's parents are horticulturalists. Her dad developed a growing medium and her great grandfather started Alton Greenhouses. So it was expected that she would work with flowers and plants. But she was against it having as a teenager spent many a summer holiday at flower shows. After initially studying graphic design at university, she worked in London in various art galleries. She knew that she didn't want to be stuck behind a desk. And she decided to start a blog about plants with an art focus. The blog got her more and more hooked on the area she'd promised she wasn't going to get involved with. She started going to the flower shows again and saw the flowers and plants with fresh eyes. When she and her partner moved down to Bath in May 2014, she attended a Taster Day at The Tallulah Rose Flower Show. She immediately signed up for their 4-week career course. Then, as soon as she left, she set up her floristry business Vervain. India knew what she wanted to create and the image she wanted to portray. So she organised a 3-day photoshoot, made all the content that she wanted to showcase on her website and arranged for her designs to be photographed. In the interview, she discusses the services she now offers including weddings and events such as birthday parties, dinner parties and engagements parties. She also talks about how she describes her distinctive floral style. Currently, she uses around 75% British flowers in her wedding work, some of which are grown by her and some are sourced from local growers. She's aiming by 2023 to be using 100% British flowers. India is very passionate about sustainability, grows her flowers organically and peat free, and  composts everything that is waste from her weddings. She's also obsessed with bearded irises and has grown her collection to over 500 plants in 160 different varieties.She shares the story of how she came to create the wedding flowers for Lydia Pang, the global editorial design director at Nike HQ , and designer Roo Williams, a  wedding which was featured in Vogue magazine. The impact of the pandemic on her business, her photography journey, her why and plans for future are also covered. Listening to this episode, you'll hear how passionate India is about British flowers, her bearded iris collection and the importance of practising creating floral designs. At the end of the podcast, you'll discover her practical tips, which I'm sure you'll find very inspiring. Show notes are available on the My Small Business & Me website: https://mysmallbusinessandme.com/episode41

Both India and New Zealand, who lost their opening matches to Pakistan at the ongoing #T20WorldCup, will look to register their first win when they lock horns on October 31. Hosts Shikhar & Rahul talks about the #IndVsNZ match in this episode.

Coming into 2021. Both India and Australia will look to start with a win. The win here gives the side the lead going into the final test. Also, this win will help the side going up in the world test championship rankings.

Both benchmarks Sensex and Nifty saw a good recovery last week and rallied over 1 per cent each. The focus this week, though, will squarely be on the broader market as many mid- and small-cap stocks are set to receive a boost after the Sebi tweaked rules for multi-cap mutual funds.According to the new norms, multi-cap funds must hold at least 75 per cent of their assets in equities with 25 per cent each in large, medium and smaller companies. However, in a clarification on Sunday, the regulator gave various options to the fund managers to meet the norms and set the deadline for the same as January 31, 2021. Apart from that, investors in the coming week will closely follow developments surrounding India-China border tensions, key macro data release, global indices, and upcoming US Fed meet. Both India and China last week agreed on a five-point plan to resolve the border tensions in eastern Ladakh, and now all eyes will be on the actual disengagement of forces on the Line of Actual Control. Later this week, the US Federal Reserve will hold its two-day policy meeting where it is expected to hold rates while elaborating on the already-announced shift to inflation targeting. The Bank of Japan and the Bank of England will announce their respective policy decisions on Thursday. Back home, more than 1,000 companies, mostly smallcaps, will announce their results in the first two days of this week. Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, Future Retail, HUDCO, PVR,and  Anant Raj, are among the 446 companies to announce quarterly earnings today. BHEL's consolidated net loss widened to Rs 893.14 crore for the quarter ended June as coronavirus-induced lockdown had an adverse impact on its operations. Meanwhile, IRCTC reported a net loss of Rs 24.60 crore in the quarter under review. The stocks of both these companies will react to their respective results today. Market participants will also react to IIP numbers, released over the weekend, followed by CPI and WPI inflation data which are scheduled to be released today. Industrial production shrank by 10.4 percent in July, mainly due to lower output of manufacturing, mining and power generation sectors, official data showed on Friday. This week will also see the listing of Happiest Minds Technologies at the bourses, although there is no clarity on dates yet. The final issue price has been fixed at Rs 166 per share, the upper end of price band. On the Covid-19 front, India's tally of cases sprinted past 48.4 lakh, while the death toll climbed to 79,754, according to Worldometer. Meanwhile, British clinical trials for the AstraZeneca and Oxford University coronavirus vaccine have resumed after green light from safety watchdogs. The late-stage trials of the experimental vaccine, one of the most advanced in development, were suspended this week after an illness in a study subject in Britain. The development sent Asian shares higher on Monday, with MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan gaining 0.5 per cent. Both Australian shares and Japana's Nikkei were up 0.5 per cent. The Indian markets are also set to open higher, on the back of favourable cues from Asian indices.The SGX Nifty was last trading at around 11,490 levels, up 30 points.

Cornell Law School's Sandra Babcock and Jindal Global Law School's Khagesh Gautam join us for an episode on the death penalty in India and the United States. More than a 100 countries have abolished the death penalty. Both India and the United States are not on that list.  We discuss the state of the death penalty today, cover some contemporary debates, and ask the most important question: Do we even need it?Follow the Cornell Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide to learn more!

In episode eight of The Greatest Rivalry, Nikesh Rughani and Aatif Nawaz are joined again by Azhar Mahmood and Ashish Nehra, to look at the years between 2007 and 2011. Both India and Pakistan both won World T20 titles, but under MS Dhoni’s captaincy, India had more success, winning the World Cup in 2011 and becoming the number one ranked Test side in the world. Pakistan, though, saw Shahid Afridi in prime form, and there were some absolute classic games between the two sides.

The practice of state sponsored terrorism is increasingly dangerous. This was seen again on the 14th of February 2019 when a terrorist group known as Jaish e Mohammed launched a car bomb attack with a suicide bomber in India which killed approximately 40 police men. The dangerous factor here is that Jaish E Mohammed is supported by the Government of Pakistan and in particular their Interservice Intelligence Agency. Both India and Pakistan are nuclear powers. The cost of a political misstep here could be catastrophic - including the deaths of millions or tens of millions, along with the spread of a larger regional conflict. Coming soon Operation: Kill Switch www.OperationKillSwitch.com Get Notified http://eepurl.com/dpd2sX Apple Podcasts http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/quiggin-report/id1361779100?mt=2 SoundCloud www.soundcloud.com/quigginreport Stitcher Radio www.stitcher.com/podcast/quigginreport Google Play https://play.google.com/music/m/Ijozso2tqcinynbnixt5zm6nwga?t=Quiggin_Report Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2qNLS66w5JutxTAyknjQcV?si=qvbEe1GBSKanLne8_8ettQ Connect With us. Twitter: @QuigginReport Gab.ai: @QuigginReport Facebook: www.facebook.com/quigginreport

Welcome back to She & I Podcast. This week B~Love and India Marie discuss their weekend and India's flatulence while they were at the mall. B~Love received some bad news when he asked India about how she felt about the intro song, and she told him she isn't ride or die. India goes into detail about why she feels this way. From there, B~Love blames India for sabotage his health, and India flipped the entire situation. Are you single while you're dating until marriage? Both India and B~Love finally agree with each other episode. B~Love's relationTIP can be applied to both men and women, don't discount other's feelings because you don't think they are major. WWID, India's answers a listeners question regarding where do single men meet single women, and what characteristics are they looking for in a relationship. Tune In, Like, Share, and Subscribe. www.sheandipodcast.com/ www.shopindyboutique.com/ www.instagram.com/sheandipodcast/ instagram.com/blove1911/ www.instagram.com/india.marie/

Both India and the European Union can be seen as emerging powers with shared features, interests, and challenges. Their “strategic partnership” holds significant potential, yet continues to underperform.