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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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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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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History has its own way of returning—not as a mirror but as a murmur. On a bright Monday in Ottawa, the 76-year-old monarch of a ceremonial empire stepped onto Canadian soil...
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The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has stirred fresh debate in the academic and political spheres by seeking a revised report on the Keezhadi excavations in Tamil Nadu, a...
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In the hushed white halls of Delhi’s Vadehra Art Gallery, a storm brewed—not from color or canvas, but from copyright. Artist Anita Dube, a name well-known in...
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