National Education Day should not be mere ritual
By Lalit Gargg Every year, 11 November is celebrated as National Education Day. This day should not remain a mere ritual or formal observance, but a moment for serious introspection.…
FM Sitharaman chairs first Pre-Budget consultation meeting with leading economists
Staff Reporter / New Delhi Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today chaired first Pre-Budget consultation meeting with leading economists in New Delhi. In a social media post, the Ministry of Finance…
Syrian President Arrives in Washington for Talks with President Trump
WEB DESK Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa has arrived in Washington for talks with US President Donald Trump, just two days after the US lifted terrorism sanctions against him. The visit…
Japan’s PM Takaichi to Cut Own and Ministers’ Pay Amid Fiscal-Reform Push
WEB DESK Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi plans to revise the public servant remuneration law to cut her own and cabinet ministers’ pay as part of a push for…
US: Over 1,700 Flights Cancelled Amid Shutdown Chaos
WEB DESK The US, Air travel chaos continues as airlines have cancelled more than 1,700 flights amid the ongoing government shutdown. Thousands of flights were also delayed due to severe…
Tsunami Warning in Japan After Magnitude 6.7 Quake
WEB DESK Japan Meteorological Agency today issued a tsunami advisory for Iwate Prefecture after an earthquake of magnitude 6.7 struck in the Pacific off northeastern Japan, causing a power outage…
Sacred Buddha Relics from India Reaches Bhutan for Public Exhibition
S.N. Verma In a profound sign of spiritual and cultural engagement, the sacred relics of Lord Buddha, housed in the National Museum in New Delhi, have arrived in Bhutan for…
Revenue from Scrap Sale Hits ₹800 Cr in One Month: PMO
Staff Reporter The Prime Minister’s Office today shared a news article revealing that the Centre earned around 8 hundred crore rupees from selling scrap last month. According to the article,…
Bihar Elections 2025: Between Caste Equations and Crumbling Promises
By Aafreen Hussain Bihar once again stands at the crossroads of democracy and déjà vu. The rallies are loud, the slogans are sharper, but the questions remain the same: Is…
Bihar Elections: Between Hope and Fatigue, a Democracy at Crossroads
By Aafreen Hussain As Bihar prepares for the second phase of polling on November 11, the mood on the ground feels less like a festival of democracy and more like…