In a move aimed at prioritizing public safety, the tourism authorities in Kashmir have put a temporary halt on all trekking activities in the scenic regions of Gulmarg, Baramulla, Bandipora, and Kupwara. The decision comes in response to unstable weather patterns and the growing risk posed to both locals and tourists venturing into the region’s […]
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In what’s being called a long-overdue act of justice, the Australian government has agreed to pay A$475 million in compensation to victims of the now-disgraced Robodebt scheme—a system that wrongly accused hundreds of thousands of vulnerable citizens of owing Centrelink money. For years, everyday Australians—job seekers, pensioners, students, and carers—suffered under the weight of debt […]
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In an important appeal to the people who call Dal Lake their home, the Jammu & Kashmir Lakes Conservation and Management Authority (J&K LCMA) has issued an advisory, urging caution and preparedness as water levels in the River Jhelum continue to rise dangerously. The Jhelum has now crossed the 21-foot danger mark — a threshold […]
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In a heartfelt call for safety, the District Administration of Srinagar has urged residents from seven flood-prone areas to evacuate immediately as a precautionary measure following a reported breach at Shalina in Budgam. The localities under immediate advisory include Lasjan, Soiteng, Nowgam, Vyethpora, Gopalpora, Padshahibagh, and Mehjoor Nagar. Authorities have emphasized that this is a […]
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JAKARTA, Sept 3 — As Jakarta begins to settle after days of intense protests and heartbreak, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has made his way to China to attend a historic military parade commemorating the end of World War II. The visit, once postponed due to civil unrest and the tragic death of a young delivery […]
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Srinagar, Sep 03 — Tension is growing across the Kashmir Valley as water levels in the Jhelum River surge past the flood alert mark at Sangam, raising alarms for potential flooding in several low-lying areas. Authorities are urging residents to stay alert, as more rain is expected in the coming hours. The Irrigation and Flood […]
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In a moment that sent ripples across the global stage, Chinese President Xi Jinping stood shoulder to shoulder with Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un at a grand military parade in Beijing—an image that spoke volumes, without a single word. On September 2nd, the three leaders walked together along a red […]
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NURGAL, Afghanistan — September 2 — In the stillness of a late Sunday night, when families were fast asleep under humble roofs, a powerful 6.0-magnitude earthquake tore through eastern Afghanistan — shattering lives, homes, and hopes in an instant. In Kunar province, nestled along the rugged Afghan-Pakistan border, the quake left entire villages in ruins. […]
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JAKARTA, September 2 — Beneath the smoke of burning buildings and the anger echoing through the streets, something deeper is unraveling in Indonesia. The government’s recent attempts to quell unrest — including rolling back perks for lawmakers and pausing overseas trips — are failing to reach the heart of the matter. Because at its core, […]
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TIANJIN, September 1 — In a gathering marked by global uncertainty and shifting alliances, Chinese President Xi Jinping used strong words to criticize what he called “bullying behaviour” in the current international order. Speaking at a major regional summit in the northern port city of Tianjin, Xi called for a more fair, balanced, and cooperative […]
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