India is trying to change its Afghanistan policy after wasting many years

After wasting many years due to Modi 's Hindutva based local political needs, India has finally decided to reach out to Afghantaliban and top Indian delegation has recently traveled to Kabul to meet with Taliban foreign minister. But is it too late? Can India counter growing Chinese influence here? Find out details in this episode of The Blank Page Official.

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Poll: US Public Support for Israel Wanes as 68 Percent Call for Ceasefire

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