Pakistan on Sunday (December 7, 2025) met Indian Foreign Minister S. Strongly criticized Jaishankar’s statement in which he had said that the root of many of Pakistan’s problems is its army. Pakistan called this statement provocative, wrong and irresponsible. Jaishankar made this comment during a program organized in New Delhi.

What did Pakistan say?
Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said that Pakistan completely rejects and condemns Jaishankar’s remarks. He said that Pakistan is a responsible nation, and its army and other institutions are strong pillars of the country’s security. Andrabi also accused India of trying to defame Pakistan’s leadership and government institutions.

What did S Jaishankar say?
Jaishankar said at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit that the army in Pakistan supports terrorist groups and many problems arise from there. He also said that just as there are good and bad terrorists, there are good military leaders and some not so good. It is believed that he was referring to Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir.

Pakistan gave a hoot
Andrabi said that during the conflict in May, Pakistan’s army showed that it is capable of responding to any attack in an effective, disciplined and responsible manner. He described it as an example of Pakistan’s defense capability.

Pakistan suffered huge losses during Operation ‘Sindoor’
This controversy has come to light at a time when discussions are going on regarding India’s Operation Sindoor. This operation was started on 7 May. Its objective was to target the terror infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK. This action was taken in response to the Pahalgam attack, in which 26 civilians were killed. After this four-day campaign, on May 10, both countries agreed to stop military activities. According to Indian Air Force Chief AP Singh, at least a dozen Pakistani military aircraft were destroyed or damaged in the attack, including several F-16s.

During the Zero Hour of Lok Sabha, BJP MP from Meerut Arun Govil demanded installation of CCTV cameras in mosques and madrassas. He said that these are also big public and community places, where it is very important to ensure security. He made it clear that the purpose of his statement is not to oppose any religion, but to protect the citizens of the country.

Arun Govil said that today CCTV cameras have been installed in temples, churches, gurudwaras, colleges, hospitals, markets and most public places across the country. He said that these cameras have proved to be very effective in transparency, security and crime control. But, according to him, this system is not yet implemented in mosques and madrassas, whereas these are also big public places where many people come and go every day and security is equally important.

‘Cameras are also installed in Mecca and Madrassas of Saudi Arabia’

Govil said, ‘For security reasons, CCTV cameras have been installed in Mecca and Madrassas of Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam. This system can be adopted there by giving priority to safety, then why is there hesitation in implementing similar safety standards in India?

He stressed that if security is paramount at a holy place like Mecca, then the same principle should be adopted in India.

Appeal to the government to make a uniform national security policy

Arun Govil appealed to the Central Government to formulate a similar national security policy, under which cameras should be made mandatory in mosques and madrasas as has been done in temples, schools and other public places. He said, “This will further strengthen our national security system.”

After this statement of Govil, the discussion on safety standards has once again intensified. Many people are considering it as a necessary step towards equal security policy, while some are also calling it a controversial issue. But Govil is firm on his statement and says that security is for everyone and no one should have any objection to it.

On Sunday (November 30), just a day before the winter session of Parliament, the government called an all-party meeting, in which leaders of all major political parties participated. In this meeting held in the Parliament House, the opposition presented the issues of its agenda before the government, in which topics like Delhi blasts, Special Revision Process (SIR) of voter list, foreign policy concerns and national security were prominent. The government presented its priorities and appealed for cooperation in the smooth conduct of the session.

15 meetings, shortest session? Opposition’s question

The winter session will start from Monday and continue till December 19. This time the session will be of only 15 meetings, which is much less than the normal 20 meetings. Congress alleged that the government wants to ‘derail’ Parliament by keeping the session short.

Rijiju appealed for peaceful discussion

Before the meeting, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju held separate talks with the leaders of all the parties. He said, “It is winter season, hopefully everyone will work with a cool mind. There should be debate, but not disruption. A calm atmosphere will be beneficial for the country and Parliament will run smoothly.”

“The government is burying parliamentary traditions”

After the all-party meeting, Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi alleged that the central government was deliberately shortening the session. He said, “Discussion is possible only for 15 days in the total session of 19 days. Perhaps this will be the shortest winter session ever. It seems that the government itself wants to derail the Parliament.” He further said, “This government is engaged in burying the traditions of Parliament. That is why the opposition is united. Tomorrow we will have a meeting with Kharge ji.”

What issues does the opposition want discussed?

Gogoi enumerated six major demands of the opposition, which included-

1. Debate on Delhi blasts- He said that this is a sign of failure of security agencies.

2. Democratic Security- Review of voter lists, election security and SIR process.

3. Health Security- Emergency discussion on increasing pollution across the country.

4. Economic security- Detailed debate on inflation and employment.

5. Natural security- Demand for discussion regarding climate crisis.

6. Foreign Policy- The opposition alleges that India is running its foreign policy on the terms of other countries.

List of 14 bills ready for Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

The government has prepared a list of 14 bills for the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

1. Public Trust (Amendment) Bill, 2025
2. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025 (IBC)
3. Manipur Goods and Services Tax (Second Amendment) Bill, 2025- To replace the Ordinance
4. Repealing and Amending Bill, 2025
5. National Highways (Amendment) Bill, 2025
6. Atomic Energy Bill, 2025
7. Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2025
8. Securities Markets Code Bill (SMC), 2025
9. Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2025
10. Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2025
11. Higher Education Commission of India Bill, 2025
12. Central Excise (Amendment) Bill, 2025
13. Health Security Cess/National Security Cess Bill, 2025
14. Demand for First Supplementary Grant for the year 2025-26 (Financial Business)

Which big leaders attended the all party meeting

Top leaders of many parties attended the all-party meeting. On behalf of the government, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju and Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal were present. BJP President and Leader of the House in Rajya Sabha J.P. Nadda also attended the meeting.

From the opposition side, Jairam Ramesh, Pramod Tiwari and Gaurav Gogoi of Congress reached the meeting. DMK to T.R. Baalu ​​and T. Siva, Derek O’Brien and Kalyan Banerjee from TMC, E.T. Mohammed Bashir, AAP’s Sushil Gupta, RJD’s Manoj Jha, BJD’s Sasmit Patra, YSRCP’s Midhun Reddy, Samajwadi Party’s Ram Gopal Yadav, AIADMK’s Thambidurai and BAP’s Rajkumar Rot were present.

Apart from this, leaders like Milind Deora of Shiv Sena (UBT), Sanjay Jha of JDU, Harsimrat Kaur of Akali Dal, Kamal Haasan, Anupriya Patel, John Brittas of CPI(M) and Rajkumar Shawag also took part in the meeting. The meeting of the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) of both the Houses of Parliament will also be held tomorrow at 4 pm.

Winter session will run from 1st to 19th December

The winter session of Parliament will start from December 1 and continue till December 19. A total of 15 working days have been scheduled in this period. Describing the session as relatively short, the opposition has demanded detailed and in-depth discussion on many important issues. Under normal circumstances, about 20 meetings are held in the winter session.

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US immigration Policy: US President Donald Trump has announced a plan to suspend migration from third-world countries. This announcement was made at a time when an Afghan citizen is accused of opening fire on two National Guard soldiers in Washington.

Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that even though America has progressed technologically, the current immigration policy has weakened these advances. He said that migration from all third-world countries should be stopped so that the American system can fully recover.

Trump said this

Donald Trump said he wants to reverse Biden’s millions of illegal admissions. He also said that he wanted to remove anyone whom he considered not to be a net asset to America or incapable of loving the country. Trump also said that any foreign citizen who is not considered a public charge, a security risk or not compatible with Western civilization should be expelled from the country.

History of the term third-world

The concept of “First, Second and Third World” dates back to the Cold War, when the world was divided into the US-backed Western Bloc and the Communist Eastern Bloc, with neutral countries and the rest classified as the Third World. The term is commonly used to refer to poor or “underdeveloped” countries, but is now widely considered outdated and obsolete.

Trump’s crackdown on immigrants continues

The Trump administration said on November 28 that it would review the immigration status of every permanent resident or green card holder from Afghanistan and 18 other countries. Joseph Edlow, director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), wrote on

When asked which countries Edlow was referring to, a USCIS spokesperson told AFP that the list was prepared in accordance with Trump’s executive order in June 2025, which classifies 19 countries as ‘of identified concern’.

The Trump administration is now considering putting tariffs based on their chips on foreign electronic devices. It aims to motivate companies to increase production in the US. According to the plan, the Department of Commerce will put tariffs on such products, which will be some percentage of the estimated price of their chip material. The department has not yet commented on this.

White House spokesman Kush Desai said, “America cannot depend on abroad on semiconductor products that are necessary for our national and economic security. The Trump administration is running several schemes like tariffs, tax exemption and easy to return significant production in America.”

If this scheme is applicable, it can increase the price of many products from toothbrush to laptops. Economist Michael Strain said that this can increase inflation further.

Trump administration has already imposed heavy tariffs

The Trump administration has already announced 100% tariffs on branded drugs and 25% on heavy trucks. In April, investigation on pharmaceuticals and semiconductor imports was initiated to reduce foreign dependence.

According to the report, 15% tariffs can be imposed on electronics coming from Japan and European Union and 25% on chip products from other countries. White House has expressed dissatisfaction over exemption, as Trump generally does not like discounts. However, the White House has expressed dissatisfaction at such a discount, as Trump does not generally like the discount. The implementation of this scheme may increase investment in American industry, but consumer goods prices are also likely to rise.

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A PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court, requesting the removal of the tombs of terrorists Mohammad Afzal Guru and Mohammad Maqbool Bhatt from the Tihar jail premises. The petition stated that Maqbool Bhatt was hanged in February 1984, while Afzal Guru was hanged in February 2013.

The World Vedic Sanatan Sangha, who filed the petition, claims that the presence of these graves in the jail premises is illegal and unconstitutional.

‘Pilgrimage has become a pilgrimage for fundamentalists’

The petition said that with the presence of these tombs, Tihar Jail has become a kind of pilgrimage to the fundamentalists. It is alleged that some people gather here to worship or glorify these terrorists.

This not only affects the national security and public system, but it is also against the principles of secularism and law rule under the Constitution of India. It has also been said in the petition that terrorism can be promoted due to these graves.

Dead body shifted to secret place

In the petition, the court requested that if necessary, the bodies of Afzal Guru and Maqbool Bhatt should be transferred to a safe, controlled and secret place.

It has also been clarified in the petition that its purpose is not only the transfer of bodies, but also preventing possible misuse of the jail premises, ending the wrong effects related to the worship of terrorists and strengthening national security and public system.

Now the Delhi High Court will hear this petition and decide whether the jail administration should order to remove or move these tombs. In this case it would be challenging to balance the principles of national security, law and secularism.

Manish tiwari statement: In the monsoon session of Parliament, discussion on Pahalgam attack and ‘Operation Sindoor’ started in the Lok Sabha. During this time many senior Congress leaders participated, but veteran leaders Manish Tiwari and Shashi Tharoor did not get a chance to speak on the issue.

The delegation, who went abroad after Operation Sindoor, included Tharoor, Tiwari and Amar Singh, but they were not included in the list of speakers.

Manish Tiwari replied

Congress MP Manish Tiwari said in an interview to ANI that the Congress parliamentary party has about 100 members and many of them wanted to speak on this subject. I was also one of them, but the party decided who would represent the party in Parliament. Perhaps they felt that I could not represent. I have no complaint or regret on this. “

Congress status and organization’s strength

The Congress MP said, “I have been in Congress for 45 years. My whole life has been spent in the Congress. I think I believe that Congress is necessary for this country. To carry forward this great organization, people with full loyal and ideological strength are needed to carry forward this great organization.”

Serious questions on Operation Sindoor

Congress MP Manish Tiwari has raised serious questions in Parliament regarding the objectives of Operation Sindoor. He said that it is not enough to answer odd war in traditional ways only and whether it is being established or not, it is important.

Manish Tiwari also said that it is also necessary to see how safe it is to give traditional answers in the atomic weapons environment. He warned that when it is difficult to set the boundary in South Asia and the nuclear environment outside South Asia and outside it does not exist.

The MP said that the real question is whether the traditional answer is so effective that the next terrorist attack can be stopped. This is not an issue to answer yes or no. He insisted that such serious issues related to the security of the country should be discussed openly in Parliament.

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held an important summit in Alaska on Friday. The two leaders discussed efforts to end the Ukraine war, but no final agreement was agreed. The meeting lasted three hours and both of them described it as ‘fruitful’ and ‘mutually respectable’.

Trump and Putin’s statement on meeting
US President Donald Trump said, “There will be no agreement until the entire agreement is done.” He admitted that some issues have been agreed, but some points are still left. Putin described the talks as ‘intensive and useful’ and said that Russia honestly wants to end Ukraine War, but its ‘legitimate concerns’ has to be taken care of.

Putin welcomes B-2 bomber in America
The meeting took place at Akrej, Alaska, in which the delegation of both countries was present. The two leaders met with top advisors in three-three formats. Marco Rubio along with Trump and some other officers along with Vitchoff are also present. At the same time, Sergei Lavarov and Finance Minister Anton Siluanov and Economic Advisor Kiril Dimitriyav were also present in the Russian side. President Putin was welcomed by the B-2 bomber in the US. Trump played applause as soon as Putin came to the red carpet. Earlier, Trump waited for Putin to reach Alaska for about half an hour.

Talk to media and warning of Putin
In the joint press conference, the two leaders did not take questions from journalists. Putin hoped that ‘Kiev and European countries will take it creatively and will not obstruct it.’ He warned that progress should not be interrupted by any ‘provocative or conspiracy behind the curtain’. He insisted that the case of Ukraine is related to the national security of Russia and the balance of security in Europe and the world should be restored.

Russia’s terms and Ukraine’s trend
Russia has already demanded that Ukraine leave the ambition to join NATO and hand over its eastern regions to Russia, which he has already joined himself. Ukraine has rejected these demands and says that it should be guaranteed security in any peace agreement so that Russia does not attack again.

future prospects
Trump said that many issues have been agreed but no clear roadmap was revealed about the future of Ukraine war. Putin said that America and Russia should cooperate and hoped for further progress. While leaving the stage, Putin smiled in English and said- “Next time in Moscow.”

Old relationship and criticism
Trump has been praising Putin before. After the meeting held in 2018, he faced strong criticism when he paid attention to Putin’s statement instead of American intelligence agencies.

Trump’s claim and Putin’s stance
Before returning to the White House, Trump said that he has a good relationship with Putin. He blamed former President Joe Biden for the war and claimed that he could bring peace in 24 hours. However, Putin did not indicate the agreement despite several conversation and publicly reprimanding Ukrainian President Volodimir Jailonsky at the White House on 28 February.

Part ahead with strict warning
Trump admitted that he was disappointed with Putin and warned that if he did not consider a ceasefire, he would have “very serious consequences”, but still he met in Alaska. This meeting is also considered historic as the US bought Alaska from Russia in 1867.

Business tension between India and America is once again in discussion. The US has implemented a total tariff on Indian goods. Peter Navaro, senior White House advisor, has sharply criticized India’s trade policies and said that this step was necessary from the perspective of national security.

India is “Maharaja of Tariff” – Peter Navarro
Peter Navarro, the trade advisor of the White House, has called India a “Maharaja of Tariff”. He said that India is the highest tariff country in the world, especially on American products. Apart from this, India’s non-tariff barriers are also very high, which makes American products entry into the Indian market difficult.

Import duty implemented up to 50% on India
After the new tariff effective from August 27, the US has imposed a total fee on Indian goods in total. This step has been described by India as “unfair, unjust and baseless”. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said that India will not compromise on the interests of its dairy and agriculture sector.

Allegations on India- Russian oil being bought from US dollar
Peter Navaro made a big allegation of America’s trade deficit. He said that America buys huge amounts of goods from India and sends dollars instead. India buys Russian oil from these dollars, and Russia uses the same dollar for war on Ukraine. In this way, Russia gets weapons from America’s money, causing damage to Ukraine.

The purpose of putting tariffs is different from China – Navaro
Navaro made it clear that the purpose of tariffs imposed on India is different from China. He said that this step has been taken by India for not stopping the purchase of Russian oil. While the tariffs imposed on China are “Risiprokel”.

National Security- Trump’s thinking
Navaro said that US President Donald Trump sees economic decisions with national security. He said, “The mathematics that does not work has to be closed. Trump understands that economic security is national security. This is the basic spirit of this decision.”

India’s strict response
India’s reaction to this move of America has been very strong. The Government of India not only described these tariffs as inappropriate, but also said that this will harm the business relations between the two countries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also clarified that India will not allow its agriculture and dairy sector to harm under any pressure.

In view of the increasing threat of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Deepfake technique, the Denmark government has prepared to bring strict laws to curb it. This law will declare fake audio-videos made using someone’s voice or image as a punishable offense. Denmark is going to become the first country in the world to do so, which is expected that the misuse of this technology will be curbed.

What is Deepfake?

Deepfake is an advanced technique, in which fake video or audio is prepared by mimicking a person’s voice or facial with the help of AI and machine learning. It is edited in such a way that it looks like real, while in reality it is completely fake. The words Deepfake are formed by mixing ‘Deep Learning’ and ‘Fake’.

How does Deepfake Technology work?

Deepfake Technology mainly works on two algorithms – Encoder and Decoder.

Encoder: It learns the pattern of gesture and voice by analyzing the real person’s pictures and videos.

Decoder: It mixes the information learned in another video or audio in such a way that the fake clip looks exactly real.

Danger is increasing due to deepfake

Many serious threats have been revealed by the misuse of Deepfake Technology:

Political lies: The public can be misled by fake videos of leaders in elections.

Social Blackmailing: People can be maligned by making fake porn videos.

Fake news: Riots can be provoked through fake videos.

Cybercrime: It can also be used in identity theft and banking fraud.

What is the new Denmark law?

Under the law proposed by the government of Denmark:

Creating Deepfake Content using someone’s voice or image will be considered a crime.

Deepfake video or audio will be punished hard.

It will be mandatory for social media companies to remove such content.

Measures to prevent Deepfake

-Do not share any sensational video without investigation.

-Confirm the source of the video.

-Use tools like Google Reverse Image Search.

-Report out the content on social media.

Concern globally

Not only Denmark, countries like America, India and European Union are also worried about Deepfake Technology. It is now considered an issue related to national security. International organizations have demanded a global framework, so that every country can implement strict laws against Deepfake at its level.