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Cold wave kills more than 100 people in Afghanistan
Fp Staff •The State Ministry for Disaster Management said on Sunday that the deaths have happened in 15 provinces
Afghan women stopped from entering universities after Taliban ban
•Despite promising a softer rule when they seized power last year, the hardline Islamists have ratcheted up restrictions on all aspects of women's lives, ignoring international outrage
Escape from the Taliban: How India evacuated 55 Sikhs from Afghanistan
Fp Explainers •The evacuated Sikhs came to India through a special aircraft operated by Ariana Afghan. On their arrival in Delhi, some of them recounted the horrors they experienced at the hands of the Taliban
Two civilians killed in bomb blast in Afghanistan
•There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but blame is likely to fall on the Islamic State group
Watch: Video on Taliban's 'military manoeuvre' leaves social media astonished; see what happened
Trendingdesk •The clip, which was posted by journalist Abdulhaq Omeri today, 25 April, shows a convoy of Taliban vehicles going forward on an empty street
Activists threaten to launch protests if girls’ schools not reopened by Taliban in a week
•Since storming back to power the Taliban have rolled back two decades of gains made by Afghanistan's women, who have been squeezed out of many government jobs and barred from travelling alone
Dead or alive? On the trail of the Taliban's supreme leader
•Whether the elderly cleric is alive or dead is something many Afghans are uncertain about, and even the most dedicated analysts have doubts about who is really leading the group
Why China and Pakistan's decision to not attend NSA-level meet sends a wrong message
Fp Staff •The Ajit Doval-led meeting on 10 November in New Delhi will discuss all issues pertaining to security situation in Afghanistan and steps to ensure stability in the Taliban-ruled country
India wants to work with US to counter possible threats from terrorists groups working with Taliban: Pentagon
•India is concerned about the intersection between the instability in Afghanistan and their counterterrorism concerns
Top strategic expert decodes what Taliban takeover in Afghanistan means for India, other stakeholders
Nandini Paul •Professor Harsh V Pant says global jihadist networks are celebrating Taliban victory and they are very likely to attack countries like India