Vande Bharat Sleeper Train Cost Hike: TMC MP Criticizes Govt
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Vande Bharat Sleeper faces scrutiny as TMC MP claims a 50% cost surge. Railways Ministry rebuts, defending transparency.
Solar, Wind, Hydro & Nuclear Power: India’s Clean Energy Leap
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Discover how solar energy and wind power are transforming India’s green energy future, driving sustainability and economic growth.
First Conviction Under National Security Law: 5 Shocking Facts
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
First conviction under national security law in Hong Kong highlights sedition charges over protest slogans, raising concerns about freedom of speech.
Argentina’s Fiscal Balance: Milei Vows Strict Budget Control
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Argentina’s fiscal balance is non-negotiable, says Milei. Fiscal stability is key as austerity measures continue to control inflation and growth.
Mexico Judicial Overhaul Takes Effect Amid Controversy
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Mexico judicial overhaul lets voters elect judges, raising concerns over judicial independence and triggering widespread debate.
Philippines Defends Sabina Shoal Amid South China Sea Tensions
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Philippines South China Sea presence strengthens as Sabina Shoal deployment continues, reinforcing maritime rights amid tensions with China.
Operation Sadbhav: India Aids Typhoon-Hit Southeast Asia
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Operation Sadbhav brings humanitarian aid to countries devastated by Typhoon Yagi, with India sending urgent relief to Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar.
Manipur Curfew Relaxation Amid Rising Ethnic Tensions
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Manipur curfew relaxation offers brief relief amid escalating ethnic violence as authorities extend the mobile internet ban to curb unrest.
Odisha College Expels 7 Students for Cooking Beef in Hostel
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
Seven students expelled from Odisha college for cooking beef, sparking religious tensions and demands for strict action by Bajrang Dal and VHP.
North Korea’s Parliament Set to Amend Constitution in October
Sunil Garnayak
16/09/2024
North Korea’s Supreme People’s Assembly (SPA) will convene on October 7 to discuss a significant constitutional amendment, potentially formalizing South Korea as a permanent foe—a stance articulated by Kim Jong Un earlier this year. During the January session, Kim made it clear that reunification with South Korea was no longer
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