Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
In a shocking turn of events, a Chinese Company Pays Salary in Vouchers instead of the usual monetary compensation. This practice has sparked widespread outrage and raised serious concerns about workers’ rights, the legality of such practices, and the ethical treatment of employees. The incident has caught the attention of social media users, legal experts, … Read more
The iconic “Napalm Girl” photo, one of the most poignant and powerful images of the 20th century, remains a symbol of the horrors of war. Capturing the harrowing moment of a young girl fleeing a napalm attack in South Vietnam, the image, taken on June 8, 1972, has been etched into the collective memory of … Read more
The city of Goma in eastern Congo is currently facing one of its darkest periods as heavy explosions and gunfire between Rwanda-backed M23 rebels and pro-government forces have turned the streets into a battlefield. The escalating violence has caused a massive humanitarian crisis, leaving hospitals overwhelmed, thousands of residents fleeing their homes, and international condemnation … Read more
The working world is evolving, and the UK is at the forefront of this transformation. In a landmark decision, 200 companies across the United Kingdom have adopted a permanent four-day work week without any loss of pay for employees. This shift reflects a growing movement to challenge the traditional five-day work structure and adapt to … Read more
In his recent address to House Republicans at a Florida retreat, President Donald Trump reiterated his long-standing commitment to putting “America first” in economic policies. The newly re-elected president vowed to impose tariffs on countries that, in his view, harm the United States’ economic interests. Specifically, Trump named China, India, and Brazil as nations with … Read more
The long-standing conflict between Indian fishermen and the Sri Lankan Navy has once again escalated following a recent incident of firing near Delft Island. This unfortunate event resulted in five Indian fishermen sustaining injuries, two of whom are seriously hurt. India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) responded swiftly, summoning Sri Lanka’s acting high commissioner to … Read more
The Yaan Bifengxia Wildlife Zoo, nestled in China’s picturesque Sichuan province, has recently gained global attention for an unusual reason: selling bottled tiger urine as a medicinal product. Marketed as a remedy for ailments like rheumatoid arthritis, sprains, and muscle pain, this unconventional practice has sparked widespread debate. While some are curious about its purported … Read more
The recent announcement of changes to inheritance tax rules, dubbed the “Tractor Tax,” has sent shockwaves through farming communities across England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. With mass protests, tractor blockades, and mounting pressure on policymakers, the proposed reforms have raised deep concerns over the future of agricultural businesses. The Impact of the Tractor Tax on … Read more
Heather Morgan, infamously known as the “Crocodile of Wall Street,” has recently embarked on an 18-month prison sentence for her role in one of the largest cryptocurrency heists in history. However, Morgan wants the world to know that the media’s portrayal of her as a cunning criminal mastermind or a shallow trophy wife is far … Read more
In a heartbreaking and shocking incident, a mother in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been accused to Deliberately Sets Home On Fire While Three Daughters Were Inside. The tragedy has left a family devastated, a community in disbelief, and law enforcement officials determined to bring justice to the young victim who lost her life. Roconda Singleton, … Read more