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Kathmandu: Nepal's Home Minister, Sudan Gurung, resigned on Wednesday (April 22), citing moral responsibility and the need for a fair investigation into concerns raised over his financial holdings. His resignation comes just 26 days after assuming office. He announced his resignation in a social media post. 'For me, ethics hold more weight than any position': Sudan Gurung In a Facebook post announcing his resignation, Gurung said he had taken public criticism seriously and chose to step down to uphold ethical standards in public life. "I, Sudan Gurung, have been performing my duties as the Home Minister with utmost honesty since Chaitra…

Tehran: In a significant development amid ceasefire from Donald Trump, two ships were attacked Wednesday by Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and are now are in the force's custody and being taken to Iran, Iranian state television reported. It identified the vessels as the MSC Francesca and the Epaminodes. The ship's owners could not be immediately reached for comment. The seizures represent an escalation after the US earlier seized two Iranian vessels as ceasefire talks were due to take place in Islamabad. Iran's Revolutionary Guard attacks third ship in Strait of Hormuz Iran's Revolutionary Guard also attacked a third ship in…

Washington: A fresh assessment by the Pentagon intelligence wing suggests that Iran retains its key military capabilities, challenging recent claims by senior American officials about the extent of damage to Tehran’s forces. According to a report by NBC News, the findings from the defence intelligence community stand in sharp contrast to statements made by Donald Trump and US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Both had earlier suggested that Iran’s military had suffered severe and possibly irreversible losses in recent engagements. However, the intelligence report indicates that despite these operations, Iran’s armed forces remain a significant regional power. This contradicts claims…