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As the world grapples with economic uncertainty, India has unfurled itself as a paradigm of growth and innovation, a transformation fueled by policies set into motion since 2014. The year marked the commencement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure, and under his
Afghanistan has witnessed yet another catastrophic event, with a sequence of powerful earthquakes causing the death of more than 2,000 individuals in its western regions, as per a statement from a Taliban government representative on Sunday. This puts the event
Streets in Hong Kong were swamped Monday as the residual effects of Typhoon Koinu lashed the city with potent winds and drenching rainfall, echoing the devastating downpours from just a month prior that brought the metropolis to a standstill. Although
Foie gras, a quintessential French delicacy, stands threatened by the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI). Recognizing its cultural and economic significance, France has embarked on an ambitious mission: vaccinating a staggering 64 million ducks. Over the past three years, HPAI has
A startling revelation emerged this Friday when the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) announced that in the span of just six years, weather-induced disasters have led to the displacement of a mammoth 43.1 million children across 44 countries. To put the magnitude of
In a pivotal encounter at the Qasr Al Shati palace in Abu Dhabi, President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the UAE and Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim held in-depth discussions on burgeoning bilateral ties and avenues for future alliances. This meeting underscores
As nations rally to ensure every child receives an education, a stark reality has emerged. Unesco’s recent data reveals a global shortfall of 44 million teachers, emphasizing an urgent need to address the crisis for a universally educated generation. The
The world felt the heat in a surprising way this September, breaking temperature records and leaving the scientific community in awe. Following record-breaking temperatures in July and August – the latter recognized as the hottest month ever – September continued
India today made a profound statement by expelling a high-ranking Canadian diplomat, pinpointing interference in its internal matters as the cause. This decision by the Ministry of External Affairs is steeped in layers of historical and contemporary significance, especially when seen in
In the latest development of an escalating diplomatic feud between India and Canada, India has reportedly asked Canada to send back 41 of its diplomats by October 10th, according to a recent publication in the Financial Times. The strain in diplomatic