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India and Bhutan Discuss Trade and Development of New Integrated Border Check-Posts at CSLM

27 Sep 2024 21:36 PM IST

India and Bhutan have agreed to expedite the development of cross-border infrastructure, including the establishment of an integrated check-post at Jaigaon-Phuentsholing and new rail links between Kokrajhar-Gelephu and Banarhat-Samatse. These decisions were made during the India-Bhutan Commerce Secretary Level Meeting (CSLM), held in Thimphu and co-chaired by India’s Commerce Secretary

Nepal Grounds All Domestic Flights Due To Severe Rainfall Warning

27 Sep 2024 21:25 PM IST

Nepal’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAAN) has suspended all domestic flights until Saturday morning due to worsening weather conditions, according to a spokesperson. The decision follows a red alert issued by Nepal’s weather forecasting division, which warned of heavy rainfall and potential natural disasters across the country. The alert, lasting four

Watch: Sewage Pipe Explosion Drenches Cars And Pedestrians In China

27 Sep 2024 20:52 PM IST

A newly installed sewage pipe burst during a routine pressure test in Nanning, China, launching human waste 33 feet into the air. A shocking dashcam video captured the moment when an orange fountain of excrement erupted from the pipeline. The force of the explosion was so intense that it nearly

Vietnamese Man Arrested for Disturbing Uncle’s Grave to Settle Gambling Debts

27 Sep 2024 19:30 PM IST

In a shocking incident in Thanh Hoa province, northern Vietnam, a 37-year-old man named Luu Thanh Nam has been arrested for exhuming his uncle’s remains in a disturbing attempt to settle his gambling debts. Nam allegedly demanded 5 billion Vietnamese dong (approximately £167,000) from his family to repay these debts.

Bangladesh ‘Super Fan’ Tiger Robi Hospitalized After Alleged Assault; Police Attribute Condition To Dehydration

27 Sep 2024 19:25 PM IST

The second Test encounter between India and Bangladesh got underway at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Friday but was suspended due to inadequate light and rain. Amidst that game, some disturbing footage has emerged online about Bangladeshi super fan Tiger Robi. According to preliminary reports, Tiger Robi had been

Harry Potter fame Dame Maggie Smith Passes Away at 89

27 Sep 2024 19:24 PM IST

Dame Maggie Smith, the renowned actress celebrated for her exceptional talent, passed away on Friday at the age of 89 in a London hospital. Smith, who won an Academy Award for her role in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969), gained renewed acclaim in the 21st century for her

Turkey President UNGA Kashmir Speech Sparks Turkey-India Relations Shift

27 Sep 2024 18:45 PM IST

In a notable shift, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan did not mention Kashmir during his recent UNGA address, breaking a trend since 2019. This omission comes amid Turkey's efforts to strengthen ties with India, pursue BRICS membership, and address issues related to illegal Pakistani immigrants, signaling potential diplomatic changes.

Boris Johnson Attempted To Persuade Prince Harry To Stay As Working Royal, New Memoir Reveals

27 Sep 2024 18:36 PM IST

In his memoir "Unleashed", former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson recounted his futile attempt to convince Prince Harry to stay as a working royal. During a private meeting at the UK-Africa investment summit in January 2020, Johnson realized Harry was resolute in his decision to step back from royal duties.

Thai Factory Worker Dies After Manager Denied Sick Leave Amid Health Struggles

27 Sep 2024 18:17 PM IST

A 30-year-old factory worker in Thailand passed away after her request for sick leave was denied by her supervisor. Despite suffering from a serious intestinal condition, she was forced to return to work, where she collapsed and later died from complications. Delta Electronics expressed regret over the tragic incident.

Watch: PETA Activist Crashes Dior Runway, Exposes Cruelty Behind Feather Fashion

27 Sep 2024 17:58 PM IST

A PETA activist disrupted Dior's Paris Fashion Show, protesting the use of feathers in fashion. The protester, Natasha Garnier, walked the runway in a faux-feather dress to expose the cruelty behind feather sourcing. PETA criticized Dior, urging the fashion industry to adopt cruelty-free alternatives and end animal exploitation.

Inside UNGA Security: 1,400 Cameras And Elite Forces Protecting World Leaders

27 Sep 2024 17:26 PM IST

The annual UN General Assembly in New York involves a massive security operation, protecting over 22,000 delegates and world leaders. Utilizing 1,400 cameras and a coordinated effort between the UN, NYPD, and Secret Service, the event's security measures ensure the safety of diplomats amid complex logistical challenges and potential threats.

Myanmar Rebel Groups Reject Junta’s Peace Offer Amid Ongoing Civil War

27 Sep 2024 17:02 PM IST

Myanmar’s rebel groups have rejected a peace offer from the military junta, citing a lack of trust and demanding political reforms. The offer comes as the junta struggles with territorial control and increased defections. Rebel leaders insist on military accountability and a federal democratic constitution before any meaningful negotiations.