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Joydeep Deb

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Journalist at Asomiya Pratidin

अपने आप में अब मैं नहीं रहता, यहां से मेरी हिजरत हो गया है accidental pseudo journalist

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  • 6 days ago | pratidintime.com | Joydeep Deb

    According to the office of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the IMF has approved the sanction of a second loan tranche of $1 billion to Pakistan under its Extended Fund Facility. The sanction, if happens to be true then it will be a major disappointment for India, as the country not only abstained from voting for the sanction of the same but also shall be worried as the fund may be used by Pakistan for the purpose of sponsoring state aided terrorism.

  • 1 week ago | pratidintime.com | Joydeep Deb

    Arsenal have once again fallen short in the Champions League, allowing PSG to advance to the final. Despite flashes of dominance and moments of individual brilliance, the Gunners ultimately fell short, continuing a frustrating legacy of near-misses on Europe’s biggest stage. With this, the Gunners have reached an unfortunate milestone becoming the club to have played the most matches in the competition without ever lifting the trophy.

  • 1 week ago | pratidintime.com | Joydeep Deb

    In a pulsating UEFA Champions League semi-final that will be remembered for its drama and defiance, Inter Milan edged out FC Barcelona 7-6 on aggregate after extra time, securing their second final appearance in just three seasons. The thrilling encounter at San Siro capped off a two-legged battle of European heavyweights, as Inter’s resilience and late brilliance broke Barcelona’s treble dreams on Italian soil.

  • 2 weeks ago | pratidintime.com | Joydeep Deb

    Each spring, countless nations pause to honor the contributions, struggles, and solidarity of working people. Known variously as Labour Day, International Workers’ Day, or simply May Day, May 1st has become a global emblem of workers’ rights.

  • 1 month ago | pratidintime.com | Joydeep Deb

    In the shadow of the world's tallest mountains, where the Yarlung Tsangpo carves its path through one of Earth’s last untouched frontiers, China envisions a leviathan. With a planned capacity of 60,000 megawatts—three times that of the current record-holding Three Gorges Dam. Approved by the Chinese government in December 2024, this ambitious project aims to harness the formidable energy of the Yarlung Tsangpo River as it navigates the dramatic Great Bend region.

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