Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
Should I call Bishnoi? These chilling words echoed through the bustling film set in Mumbai’s Shivaji Park, halting the shoot of Salman Khan’s latest project and sparking concerns about safety and organized crime in the city. The incident has once again brought the specter of Lawrence Bishnoi and his gang to the forefront, highlighting the … Read more
Bangladesh’s recent decision to simplify visa procedures for Pakistani nationals marks a significant shift in its diplomatic landscape, signaling broader geopolitical adjustments and strategic realignments. The relationship between Bangladesh and Pakistan has long been complex, shaped by the historical trauma of the 1971 Liberation War and subsequent diplomatic efforts to normalize ties. For decades, bilateral … Read more
For the first time in over 60 years, the French National Assembly has passed a historic no-confidence vote, toppling Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government. This unprecedented event has plunged France into political uncertainty, raising serious questions about the future of President Emmanuel Macron’s leadership and the stability of the Fifth Republic. Political Turmoil and the … Read more
Recent reports from Spain’s Navarra Pharmacovigilance Center have highlighted a surprising and concerning phenomenon: several infants have developed hypertrichosis, commonly known as “werewolf syndrome.” This rare condition, characterized by excessive hair growth on unusual parts of the body, has been linked to exposure to topical minoxidil, a popular over-the-counter treatment for hair loss in adults. … Read more
The tragic and shocking news of Brian Thompson’s assassination outside a prominent Manhattan hotel has sent ripples through the corporate and public spheres. As the CEO of UnitedHealth Group’s insurance division, Thompson was a key figure in the healthcare industry, and his untimely death raises numerous questions about the circumstances surrounding this targeted attack. The … Read more
The Arctic Ocean, a vital component of the Earth’s climate system, is on the verge of a historic and alarming milestone. A recent study published in Nature Communications suggests that the Arctic could experience its first ice-free day as early as late summer 2027. This prediction is significantly earlier than previous estimates, which projected an … Read more
In the world of contemporary art, where boundaries of creativity are constantly pushed, the upcoming auction of Robert Ryman’s minimalist masterpiece “General 52″ x 52″” stands as a testament to the evolving nature of artistic expression. This seemingly Blank Art canvas, valued at over $1.5 million, challenges conventional perceptions of what constitutes art and highlights … Read more
Iran’s strategic involvement in the Syrian conflict has taken a dramatic turn with the return of Javad Ghaffari, a high-ranking commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), to Damascus. Dubbed the ‘Butcher of Aleppo’ by his adversaries, Ghaffari’s re-emergence signifies Iran’s renewed commitment to shoring up President Bashar al-Assad’s regime at a time when … Read more
In a shocking and macabre discovery, Thai authorities recently uncovered 73 dead bodies and over 600 crocodiles at two temples in the Phichit Province. The temples, particularly the well-known Thiphaksong Pa Sangnayatham temple in Pho Thale, are at the center of a growing controversy involving the use of corpses for meditation practices. This revelation has … Read more
An unidentified disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Kwango province has caused alarm, claiming 143 lives since its emergence in November. With women and children disproportionately affected, the crisis underscores both the fragility of healthcare infrastructure in the region and the pressing need for a coordinated response. The Outbreak in Kwango Province … Read more