Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, the incoming Regional Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) for Africa, tragically passed away on Wednesday morning in India while undergoing medical treatment. His sudden demise, just three months after being elected to the position, has left the global health community in shock and mourning. Ndugulile, aged 55, was a respected … Read more
Russia has issued a stark warning against potential U.S. missile deployments in Japan, framing it as a significant threat to its national security. This latest development intensifies the geopolitical tensions in Asia, particularly concerning Taiwan and the broader strategic balance between major powers. As the U.S. and Japan reportedly consider a military plan that includes … Read more
The discovery of an underground “city” beneath Greenland’s ice sheet has captured global attention, unveiling a forgotten chapter of Cold War history. In April, NASA scientists made an unexpected finding when radar technology detected remnants of Camp Century, a secret US military installation from the 1960s. Buried 100 feet below the icy surface, this Cold … Read more
The political landscape of Pakistan has been marked by turbulence and unrest, particularly in recent months. The arrest of nearly 1,000 protesters in Islamabad underscores the intensity of the ongoing political struggle. These demonstrators, defying lockdowns and bans on public gatherings, surged into the capital, demanding the release of Imran Khan, the charismatic former prime … Read more
The tale of James Howells’ lost Bitcoin fortune has all the elements of a modern treasure hunt—technology, a staggering fortune, and a landfill hiding millions under layers of forgotten waste. This saga, unfolding in Newport, Wales, underscores not just the volatile history of cryptocurrency but also the human drama behind it. A Fortune Buried in … Read more
The upcoming Mahakumbh 2025, the world’s largest spiritual gathering, is set to witness a groundbreaking advancement in fire safety measures. For the first time, robotic fire tenders will be deployed alongside 200 specially trained fire commandos to ensure the safety of millions of pilgrims and visitors. This technological leap underscores a growing emphasis on using … Read more
Blue Origin’s recent NS-28 mission was supposed to be a triumphant moment, particularly for Emily Calandrelli, an MIT engineer, science communicator, and TV host who marked history by becoming the 100th woman to fly into space. Her emotional video capturing her first awe-inspiring view of Earth highlighted not only her personal achievement but also the … Read more
Olympic bronze medalist Bajrang Punia’s four-year suspension by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) has sent shockwaves through the sports community. The decision, rooted in his refusal to provide a urine sample during a selection trial, highlights deep-seated tensions between athletes and anti-doping authorities. As one of India’s most celebrated wrestlers, Bajrang’s case brings critical issues … Read more
A video featuring Donald Trump’s playful exchange with a young girl has ignited a heated debate online, reflecting deep societal divides. The recent viral video of President-elect Donald Trump at a golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida, has captured widespread attention. In the clip, Trump jokingly offers “millions” to buy a young Black girl’s … Read more
A significant chapter in Middle Eastern geopolitics unfolded on Wednesday as a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect after 13 intense months of hostilities. This development marks a crucial turning point for the region, offering hope for stability and a chance for thousands of displaced Lebanese families to return home. While the conflict has … Read more