PM Modi Expresses Deep Sorrow and Solidarity After Taiwan Earthquake

In a heartfelt message, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed his profound sadness over the loss of lives in the recent earthquake that struck Taiwan. Offering condolences to the grieving families and speedy recovery wishes to the injured, he reiterated India's solidarity with Taiwan during this challenging time. The earthquake, measuring...

Magistrate Booked in Rajasthan for Allegedly Demanding Strip Show from Dalit Rape Survivor

In a shocking incident in Rajasthan's Karauli district, a magistrate has been booked by the police for allegedly asking a Dalit rape survivor to strip in order to show her injuries. The Deputy Superintendent of Police (ST-SC cell), Mina Meena, revealed today that the survivor had lodged a complaint on...

You've activated Incognito mode on your Google browser, enjoying the privacy it offers. But is your privacy mode truly private? In 2020, a case was filed against the giant tech company Google, accusing it of immorally tracking users' private incognito mode browsing data. On April 2nd, 2024, Google admitted to...

Haiti’s Prime Minister Steps Down: Can His Resignation Restore Peace to the Gang-Stricken Nation?

Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced his resignation after a meeting of regional Caribbean leaders on Monday, yielding to mounting pressure amid the country's deteriorating law and order situation. Henry, who has been in Puerto Rico since last week due to violent unrest in Haiti during his absence, will be...

Imran Khan Accuses Someone of Giving Poisonous Food to His Wife, Says ‘I know Who’s Behind it’

On Tuesday, Imran Khan, Pakistan's imprisoned ex-prime minister, claimed that his wife and former first lady, Bushra Bibi, had been poisoned while being held at his private residence, which had been converted into a sub-jail. He stressed that if any harm came to her, the army chief should be held...

Britain Urges Israeli Probe into Gaza Aid Worker Deaths. Who Were The Aid Workers?

On Tuesday, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged Israel to promptly conduct an investigation and offer an explanation following the deaths of aid workers, including British citizens, in Gaza. The NGO World Central Kitchen reported that among the seven individuals killed in an Israeli airstrike in central Gaza on Monday...

Fire Breaks Out in Turkish Nightclub During Renovation, Dozens Dead

A devastating fire engulfed a nightclub nestled within a 16-story residential building in Istanbul, claiming numerous lives. The club, shuttered for renovations, became the epicenter of a frantic rescue operation as emergency crews battled the inferno. As the flames raged, a fleet of around 20 fire trucks and ambulances descended...

Suspected Israeli Strike Hits Iran’s Embassy in Syria, Killing Senior Commanders

Reports emerged on Monday of a suspected Israeli airstrike targeting Iran's embassy in Syria, located in the Mezzeh district of Damascus. Among the casualties were three senior commanders, including Mohammad Reza Zahedi, a key figure in Iran's elite Quds Force. Syria's Foreign Minister, Faisal Mekdad, swiftly condemned the bombing, labeling...

Ukrainian Drone Strikes Russia’s Third Largest Refinery with Non-Critical Damage

A viral video surfacing on social media claimed that a Ukrainian drone hit Russia's third largest oil refinery on Tuesday from about 1,300km from the front lines. According to an industry source cited by Reuters, the drone has struck about 155,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Though it had...

Erdogan’s Unexpected Defeat in Turkish Elections After Two Decades of Victory: What Happened?

Turkey saw its biggest power shift in its political landscape on Sunday. The nation underwent its general assembly elections, and millions of Turkish voters ousted the long-sitting president of more than two decades, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and his party, the Justice and Development Party (AK Party). Instead, the nation brought...