Justice Sanjiv Khanna: 51st Chief Justice of India

Justice Sanjiv Khanna

Today marks a pivotal moment in India’s judiciary as Justice Sanjiv Khanna is sworn in as the 51st Chief Justice of India at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. President Droupadi Murmu will administer the oath, marking the commencement of Justice Khannaโ€™s six-month tenure as the head of India’s judicial system. Known for his vast experience and significant … Read more

Iron Butt: A Popular Travel Trend Among Chinese Youth

Iron Butt

In recent years, a new travel trend known as โ€œIron Buttโ€ has captivated young Chinese travelers. Instead of quick flights, these adventure-seekers opt for ultra-long-haul bus and train journeys that push physical limits while providing a unique and affordable way to explore distant lands. This trend, also known as “tieding” in Mandarin, involves hours or … Read more

British Hindus Object to Non-Vegetarian, Alcoholic Offerings at UK PM’s Diwali Reception

UK PM's Diwali Reception

The recent UK PM’s Diwali Reception at 10 Downing Street has sparked controversy among the British Hindu community due to the inclusion of non-vegetarian dishes and alcohol in the menu. Many in the Hindu community have voiced their concerns, questioning the cultural sensitivity of the menu choices. This event has opened a discussion on the … Read more

Sold My India Investment Too Soon, It Has a Bright Future: Jim Rogers

Jim Rogers

Renowned investor and market analyst Jim Rogers recently shared his optimistic view on Indiaโ€™s economic potential, highlighting its growth prospects amid global uncertainties. Rogers, known for his insights on global markets, believes that despite past investments in India, he may have exited too soon, as he now sees a bright future for the country. With … Read more

Japan Performs Worldโ€™s First Stem Cell Treatment to Restore Vision

Japan

Japan has marked a groundbreaking achievement in medical science by restoring vision for patients suffering from blindness due to limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD). Utilizing a pioneering stem cell therapy, researchers from Osaka University have opened new possibilities for treating visual impairments and other degenerative eye conditions. This breakthrough offers hope for millions worldwide affected … Read more

Arsh Dalla: Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s Aide and Khalistani Terrorist Arrested in Canada

Arsh Dalla

The recent arrest of Arshdeep Singh Gill, also known as Arsh Dalla, marks a significant development in the ongoing tensions between India and Canada over the Khalistan separatist movement. Dalla, designated as a terrorist by India, has been involved in multiple heinous activities, from targeted killings to terror financing. His apprehension in Canada adds another … Read more

Russia and Ukraine Exchange Record Numbers of Drone Strikes

Russia and Ukraine

The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine has escalated into a new dimension, with both nations engaging in unprecedented numbers of drone strikes. Over the weekend, Russia launched a record 145 drones in a single night against Ukraine, while Ukraine retaliated with its largest drone attack on Moscow. This exchange marks a significant increase in … Read more

Afghanistan Will Attend a UN Climate Conference for the First Time

Afghanistan

Afghanistan will be represented at a UN climate summit for the first time since the Taliban took control in 2021, marking a new chapter in the country’s engagement with international environmental issues. Ranked as the sixth most vulnerable nation to climate change, Afghanistanโ€™s participation at COP29 underscores the urgent need for climate action in a … Read more

Musk’s Tesla, Starlink Entry to India Boosted by Trump: Report

Tesla

Elon Musk’s ventures, Tesla and Starlink, have long eyed Indiaโ€™s vast market for electric vehicles and broadband services. However, regulatory hurdles have kept Muskโ€™s ambitions in check, with high import duties and competitive local industries posing challenges. Recently, with the re-election of US President Donald Trump, Muskโ€™s entry into India may receive a significant boost. … Read more