ASEAN Day: ASEAN flag illuminates Delhi’s Qutub Minar for first time

Singapore’s High Commissioner Simon Wong marked ASEAN Day by celebrating the first-ever illumination of the ASEAN flag on Delhi’s Qutub Minar, highlighting the close partnership between ASEAN member states and India. Singapore’s High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong, on Friday marked ASEAN Day by celebrating the first-ever illumination of the ASEAN flag on Delhi’s iconic … Read more

HP CM Sukhu pushes for research in medical colleges for better healthcare

Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has directed the promotion of medical research in state colleges. The govt will establish a research department at IGMC Shimla, strengthen diagnostic services, and set up automated labs with Rs. 75 crore. Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has directed the promotion of research in the medical colleges … Read more

Priyank Kharge questions PM Modi’s absence, asks who is running India

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge questioned PM Modi’s absence from Parliament, asking who is running the country. He also slammed the RSS’s political stance and urged the Union government to formulate better mechanisms for inter-state water disputes. Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Friday launched a fresh attack on the BJP-led Centre, questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s … Read more

Centre, Arunachal govt standardise 27 sites on Survey of India maps

In a joint initiative, the central and Arunachal Pradesh governments have standardised 27 geographical sites on Survey of India maps to improve public recognition. The list includes 21 land areas, 4 passes, a lake, and a monument. 27 Sites Standardised on Official Maps In a collaborative initiative with the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, the central … Read more

Baloch group claims Pak arms fueling Sudan conflict, cites evidence

The Baloch Peoples Congress accused Pakistan’s military of supplying arms to Sudan, citing a Mohafiz-V vehicle in a parade. It alleges this fuels the Sudan conflict and funds operations against Baloch, Pashtoon, and Sindhi communities at home. Pakistan Military Accused of Arming Sudan The Baloch Peoples Congress (BPC), along with allied Baloch, Pashtoon and Sindhi … Read more

Abelardo De La Espriella sworn in as Colombia’s new President

Abelardo De La Espriella was sworn in as Colombia’s President, promising a hardline security policy, state reduction, and an oil sector revival. He narrowly defeated Ivan Cepeda, signaling a right-wing shift in the country’s politics. Abelardo De La Espriella was sworn in as Colombia’s President on Friday (local time) following his victory in the June … Read more

MP Stock Heads For Best Week In 10 Months: CEO Says Demand Continues To ‘Outpace Our Production Growth’

Investors focus on MP Materials’ stronger rare earth output, defense partnerships and U.S. efforts to strengthen critical mineral supply chains. MP Materials reported higher NdPr production and sales in Q2, with revenue rising 89% to $108.5 million.  CEO James Litinsky said the company is expanding rare earth operations, advancing magnet production and building new facilities. … Read more

Jharkhand Govt to Address Student Concerns, CM’s Office Reviewing

Jharkhand minister Dipika Pandey Singh says student concerns have been sent to the CM’s office. Student leaders are hopeful after talks, but aspirants vow to continue protests until demands for exam cancellation and CBI/ED probes are met. Govt Engages with Protesting Students Shedding light on cabinet-level deliberations with student representatives in Ranchi, Jharkhand Minister Dipika … Read more

Varun Dhawan to headline Yash Raj Films’ first-ever horror feature

Varun Dhawan will star in Yash Raj Films’ debut horror movie, directed by ‘Rocket Boys’ fame Abhay Pannu. The project, marking YRF’s first foray into the horror genre, is scheduled to go on floors this year for a 2027 theatrical release. Actor Varun Dhawan is set to headline Yash Raj Films’ first-ever horror feature, marking … Read more

Tibetan Parliament campaigns against China’s ‘sugar-coated’ Unity Law

The Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile has launched a global campaign against China’s Ethnic Unity and Progress Law. Deputy Speaker Dolma Tsering Teykhang called the law a ‘sugar-coated’ injustice targeting minorities, cultural diversity, and even children. Deputy Speaker of the 17th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile Dolma Tsering Teykhang on Friday said the exile Tibetan legislature has launched a global outreach … Read more