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A recent post by US President Donald Trump has sparked widespread anger and outrage in India, after he referred to the country as “a hellhole” and its citizens as “leptop gangsters.” The Indian government, led by the BJP, has been criticized for its muted response to the comments, with the Prime Minister’s office issuing a vague statement that only acknowledged “certain reports” and declined to comment further.
In a separate development, Trump has ordered a three-fold increase in military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, following which he vowed that “there will be no delay or leniency” in the matter. Opposition parties in India, including the Congress, have condemned Trump’s remarks, with party leaders questioning the Prime Minister’s ability to respond to the US President’s comments.
On social media, Indians have been expressing their outrage at Trump’s comments, with many labeling the US President’s remarks as “unacceptable” and “misinformed.” Meanwhile, Iranian media has released images of military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, showing the country’s naval forces in action.
In other international news, the Iranian government has dismissed claims that it is negotiating with the US over the development of 10 nuclear bombs, labeling the reports as “baseless.” The Italian government has also announced its decision to bid for the 2026 World Cup, with the country’s economic minister describing the move as “humiliating” for Iran.
In a separate development, Iranian authorities have announced plans to gradually restore international air travel, with flights to Istanbul and Muscat expected to resume in the near future. The move is seen as a step towards restoring global connectivity and trade in the region.
The situation in the Middle East remains tense, with the Israeli government continuing to express its concerns over Iran’s nuclear program. In a separate development, the German government has announced its intention to continue putting pressure on Russia to end its military intervention in Ukraine.
In other news, a 26-year-old Pakistani entrepreneur from Karachi has made it to Forbes’ list of billionaires, making him one of the youngest and most successful entrepreneurs in the country.
In related news, a New Zealand cricketer has been banned from playing for two years after testing positive for cocaine. In another development, a former Israeli Prime Minister has revealed that he underwent prostate surgery in December 2024, citing health issues as the reason for the procedure.
Finally, the Pakistani government has launched a new website for the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), making it easier for citizens to access important information and services online.
