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Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
After decades of turmoil, Syria holds its first parliamentary elections. What to expect
Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s ouster, with most seats chosen by electoral colleges and one-third appointed, amid concerns over inclusivity and representation. Read More
Khalistani, Islamist Networks Exploiting Global Charities For Terror Financing: Intel | Exclusive
Reported By :
Edited By:
Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:09 IST
Intelligence revealed that Khalistani and Islamist organisations in Canada, the UK and Australia are using NGOs to launder donations for terror financing. Read More
Georgian Police Use Water Cannons To Disperse Protestors Trying To Storm Presidential Palace
Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannons on Saturday to disperse demonstrators near the presidential palace, detaining five activists, including opera singer Paata Burchuladze and two members of the United National Movement. Read More
Watch: Viral video of Japan’s first woman PM Takaichi Sanae singing rock anthem ‘Rusty Nail’ — former heavy metal drummer
Takaichi Sanae (AP)
An old video of Takaichi Sanae, the first female leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), highlighting a past television appearance in which she sang a song by the rock band X Japan, has resurface Read More
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Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: 18 dead in landslides and floods; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain
18 dead in Eastern Nepal from landslides and floods (Image credits: ANI)
At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, authorities said on Sunday morning. Read More
‘Prepared To Stay In Jail’: Sonam Wangchuk Demands Judicial Probe In Ladakh Violence Deaths
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Last Updated:October 05, 2025, 11:21 IST
Sonam Wangchuk, currently in Jodhpur jail over Leh violence, demanded an independent judicial inquiry into the killings, and urged people to continue their struggle peacefully. Read More
‘Ageing like a fine wine’: Fans REACT to Amrita Singh’s photos
Sara Ali Khan shared delightful photos from a friend’s wedding in Spain, accompanied by her mother Amrita Singh and brother Ibrahim Ali Khan. Read More
Ranbir Kapoor-Rajkumar Hirani’s next film delayed
Ranbir Kapoor and director Rajkumar Hirani, who last worked together in the blockbuster biopic ‘Sanju’, were all set to reunite for another ambitious project. Read More
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