A senior in Akal Takht publicly approves the killing of a woman. This is what patriarchy begets The greater tragedy after the murder in Punjab’s Bathinda of a young woman – killed for her reels on social media – is the support her murderers have received from sections of society, including that of an Akal…
Do you know that our brain is constantly uncluterring itself, trying to forget things that it considers unimportant? However, there are lot of things that one might want to remember even years after it has passed. Not only that, sometimes we struggle with even basic stuff as to carrying a jumper to work, forgetting where…
Kristi Noem admitted to hospital US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was taken to a hospital in Washington, DC, on Tuesday after suffering an allergic reaction, according to officials from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).The 53-year-old cabinet member was transported by ambulance out of precaution and is now alert and recovering, a DHS spokesperson…
DNA tech means remains of AI crash victims will reach their kin. It has also changed the world When Garuda Airways flight 152 crashed on Sept 26, 1997, many of the 234 fliers were mutilated beyond recognition. Eventually, 48 were interred in a mass grave. Thanks to advancements in DNA matching since then, kin of…
When the bootsteps of US Marines echo through the streets of Los Angeles—not in defence of the nation, but deployed against its own people—history shudders. What we are witnessing is not merely a flashpoint in American politics, but the tremor of a collapsing democratic compact. President Donald Trump has crossed a Rubicon, not in service…
Most countries today prefer keeping options open rather than locking in ties. That may help stave off WWIII Modi’s visit to Cyprus – the first by an Indian PM in 23 years – is being read as a deft signal to Türkiye following the latter’s support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. New Delhi was clearly…
Self-enumeration may be among the toughest challenges in this huge exercise Finally, seven years delayed, census 2027 is notified – India’s first digital census. The registrar general’s work resumes in earnest. About 33cr households and 136cr people will be counted by over 30L enumerators in about 24L enumeration blocks, each comprising around 800 people, per…
A federal judge in Boston has extended a block on President Donald Trump’s executive order barring foreign students from entering the United States to study at Harvard University, calling into question the administration’s motives and its authority to interfere with academic institutions.At the center of the legal clash is a larger battle over autonomy, academic…
In the early hours of June 13, Israel unleashed a series of pre-emptive strikes on Iran’s nuclear development, its missile production sites and attacks on strategic personalities, including nuclear scientists and Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) commanders. The attacks on Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow inflicted severe structural damage and claimed the lives of at least…
Under UAE law, employers face fines up to AED 1 million for hiring without a work permit, while employees working on visit visas risk penalties and deportation/ Image generated by AI for creative & illustrative purposes only Many expatriates arriving in the UAE have been found working without formal contracts or employment visas, leaving them…
