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In a remarkable moment for Pakistan’s minority communities, a 25-year-old woman from Balochistan has etched her name in history. Kashish Chaudhary, a young Hindu from the remote town of Noshki, has become the first female from her community to be appointed as an Assistant Commissioner in the restive province of Balochistan.

She walks unarmed, but her voice slices through fear like a blade. She carries no weapon, yet the generals in Rawalpindi whisper her name with discomfort. In the dusty alleys of Kalat and the silence of Quetta’s prisons, one name echoes across generations of the oppressed — Mahrang Baloch.

In a chilling revelation, Indian intelligence agencies have tied the recent Pahalgam terror attack to a rising collaboration between Hamas, the Palestinian terrorist group infamous for massacring thousands of Jews, and Pakistan-sponsored jihadi organizations like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). As reported by The New Indian, senior intelligence officials confirm that the perpetrators behind the attack were present at a rally on 5th February in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

The devastating Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, 2025, left a deep scar on India, claiming the lives of 26 Hindu tourists in a brutal assault at Baisaran meadow. Just days later, on April 27, 2025, a high-profile event unfolded at Harvard University that has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about the intentions behind it. The Pakistan Conference 2025, organized under the Lakshmi Mittal and Family South Asia Institute—funded by Indian-origin steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal—was held with an air of academic prestige.

On a quiet Wednesday evening, April 16, 2025, a sudden burst of violence shattered the life of Harsimrat Kaur Randhawa, a 21-year-old Indian student at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario. While standing at a bus stop, Harsimrat was struck by a stray bullet, a heartbreaking loss that has left her family, friends, and the Indian community in Canada reeling. Her untimely death highlights the devastating impact of senseless violence, touching hearts far beyond the borders of Hamilton.

In a shocking case that has left the Indian-origin community in Leicester devastated, two teenagers—a 13-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy—have been found guilty by the Leicester Crown Court for the killing of 80-year-old Bhim Kohli, a respected member of the community. The brutal incident took place in September 2023, when Mr. Kohli was out on his usual evening walk with his dog near the entrance of Franklin Park, just a few metres from his residence in Braunstone Town, Leicester.

A tragic case of targeted violence has emerged from Canada involving a young man from Surat, Gujarat. Dharmesh Katheeriya, just 27 years old, was brutally murdered by stabbing in Canada. As per the initial details, the attack took place on the afternoon of Friday, April 4, in what is now being seen as a suspected hate crime. The police have confirmed the arrest of the accused involved in this horrific incident. However, authorities have not yet disclosed the motive behind the murder or the full identity of the attacker.

Well, well, well, Pakistan’s chickens have come home to roost, haven’t they? On Tuesday, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a scrappy militant bunch, decided to give Pakistan a taste of its own bitter brew by hijacking the Jaffar Express, a passenger train chugging along under Pakistan Railways. This wild drama unfolded in the dusty, rebellious corners of Balochistan, where the BLA snatched up all 100 passengers like they were prizes at a twisted fair. In a statement dripping with pride, the group crowed about their big catch, claiming they’d snuffed out “six military personnel” and were holding “over 100 passengers hostage.” Oh, how poetic—Pakistan, the grandmaster of exporting chaos, now finds its own train tracks turned into a terrorist playground.

For decades, U.S. alliances have been the backbone of global stability, fostering economic cooperation and collective security. NATO, economic partnerships with European and Asian allies, and engagement in international organizations have cemented America’s leadership in world affairs. However, under Trump’s second term Presidency, these traditional alliances came under significant strain. His "America First" approach represented a dramatic departure from the multilateralism that had defined U.S. foreign policy for decades, favoring a more unilateral and transactional approach.