In any democracy, the military is meant to serve the nation—not steer its financial priorities. Yet, in Pakistan, the military’s stranglehold over the state’s...
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When the towering 23-meter statue of Vladimir Lenin was quietly dismantled in the Kyrgyz city of Osh, it didn’t just mark the end of a structure — it signaled a...
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The world's most invisible war isn’t fought with guns, drones, or tanks. It is fought with rotting banana peels, shredded plastic, broken electronics, and used diapers....
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In a country where crowd gatherings often exceed the population of some European nations, one would expect crowd control to be a fine science. Instead, it remains India’s...
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Muhammad Yunus, the interim leader of Bangladesh’s caretaker government, has thrown a political curveball by announcing that general elections will be held in April 2026....
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Marking a significant shift in the way religious endowments are governed in India, the Union Government has introduced the Unified Waqf Management, Efficiency, and Empowerment...
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For the first time in its recorded history, Japan’s annual birth count has dropped below 700,000. Government data released on Wednesday revealed that only 686,061 babies...
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India, like the rest of the world, is at a critical juncture in the fight against plastic pollution. As the global consumption of plastic is projected to rise to a staggering 516...
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A storm has erupted across the southern skies, not over politics or potholes, but over phonetics and pride. Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, known for both his cinematic flair and...
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The air in Delhi has long worn the colour of defeat—a smoky grey that settles over streets, monuments, and lungs with equal entitlement. But on May 29, the Delhi government...
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