On News At Seven this 29th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah told the Parliament that the terrorists killed in Operation Mahadev were Pakistani nationals, citing voter IDS and chocolates as evidence, while slamming former Home Minister P.Chidambaram for casting doubt.

Akhilesh Yadav questioned the operation’s timing and flagged intelligence and foreign policy failures.

Meanwhile Russia linked Nayara Energy turned to Rediff.com for IT support after Microsoft suspended services under fresh European Union Sanctions.

Nayara, operating India’s third largest refinery, has sued Microsoft in the Delhi High Court over the disruption.

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On News At Seven this 25th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

U.S President Donald Trump and President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen struck a new U.S-EU trade deal imposing a 15% tariff on European goods, with the EU agreeing to massive American energy imports.

In Syria, the first parliamentary elections since former President Bashar Al Assad’s fall, will be held in September amid renewed sectarian violence and Israeli airstrikes.

Meanwhile, Trump urged Israel to make tough choices as Gaza’s humanitarian crisis worsens, with over 130 malnutrition deaths reported. He pledged more aid while blaming Hamas and criticizing European inaction.

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On News At Seven this 25th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

Thailand has rejected mediation from the U.S, China and ASEAN, insisting on bilateral talks with Cambodia over deadly border clashes that have killed 16.

Meanwhile, former UK Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn has launched “Your Party” with Zarah Sultana, focusing on social justice and opposing arms sales to Israel.

In the U.S the Treasury has lifted sanctions on four Myanmar linked junta entities shortly after a letter from Myanmar’s military chief praised Donald Trump and sought economic relief, sparking speculation over the timing.

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On News At Seven this 24th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

At an AI summit, U.S President Donald Trump urged tech giants to stop outsourcing to India and prioritize American workers, signing orders promoting U.S AI dominance and slamming “woke” AI.

Meanwhile, deadly border clashes erupted between Thailand and Cambodia killing civilians and sparking evacuations.

In the U.S Spy Chief Tulsi Gabbard accused former President Barack Obama of fabricating intelligence on Russian election interference.

Trump echoed her claims, though Obama’s office denied them and bipartisan reports upheld Russia’s role but found no evidence of Trump collusion.

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On News At Seven this 23rd of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

U.S President Donald Trump has announced the U.S’s withdrawal from UNESCO, citing its pro globalist and anti- Israel bias. This marks another reversal of Biden era policies.

Meanwhile at the U.N Security Council, Indian envoy Parvathaneni Harish slammed Pakistan as a fanaticism hub and serial IMF borrower, demanding accountability for terrorism.

Separately, Trump unveiled a massive trade deal with Japan worth $550 billion featuring a 15% tariff on imports and calling it the largest ever between the two nations.

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On News At Seven this 22nd of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

U.S President Donald Trump was caught off guard by Israeli airstrikes in Syria and expressed concern over a Gaza Church bombing.

The July 17th attack strained U.S-Israeli ties as Trump pushes for a Gaza ceasefire and supports Syria’s new government.

Meanwhile, Senator Lindsey Graham warned India, China and Brazil of economic fallout for buying Russian oil citing 100% tariffs.

Separately, Iran vowed to resume nuclear enrichment despite U.S strikes while denying bomb ambitions and planning talks with Russia, China and the E3.

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A Bangladesh Air Force F-7 jet crashed into a Dhaka school during class hours, killing 19 and injuring 70.

India is building a 130-km surveillance-free road to Daulat Beg Oldie in Ladakh, offering a safer, faster alternative amid ongoing tensions with China.

145 MPs moved to impeach Justice Yashwant Varma over misconduct after burnt cash was found at his home, with support across party lines.

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On News At Seven this 18th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert condemned Netanyahu’s Gaza war as a moral failure, urging a ceasefire and two state solution.

Meanwhile, a deadly Israeli tank shell hit Gaza’s Holy Family Catholic Church, killing three and injuring ten, Netanyahu called it a tragic error drawing international condemnation.

Domestically, AAP confirmed its exit from the INDIA bloc citing the alliance’s limited scope after the Lok Sabha polls. The bloc’s July 21st meeting will proceed without AAP and possibly the Trinamool Congress.

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On News At 7 this 17th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

U.S President Donald Trump announced progress on a new trade deal with India and confirmed an agreement with Indonesia, adjusting tariffs to favor U.S exports.

Meanwhile, Israel struck Damascus targets after Druze related clashes, despite a declared ceasefire.

U.S Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged restraint.

Separately, the U.S Senate approved Trumps $9 billion spending cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting sparking bipartisan criticism over transparency, global fallout and risks to America’s international credibility and domestic media support.

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On News At 7 this 16th of July, Jamshed Qamar Siddiqui brings to you the day’s most crucial headlines.

NATO Chief, Mark Rutte has warned India, China and Brazil of 100% secondary sanctions if they continue trade with Russia, escalating global economic tensions.

Meanwhile India’s Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan revealed details of Operation Sindoor, highlighting India’s successful use of indigenous technology to neutralize Pakistani drones.

In another global development, the U.S and its European allies have set an August deadline for Iran to return to nuclear deal talks amid fears of escalating regional conflict and nuclear proliferation.

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