Islamabad: Pakistan’s military helicopters have rescued two Russian climbers who were part of a mountaineering team that got trapped under a huge avalanche on a remote peak in the north, an official said on Monday. According to the official, one Russian member of the team is still missing. Alpine Club …
Read More »Paramilitary group fighters wreaked havoc on villagers in Sudan, killing at least 85 people
Cairo: Fighters from a paramilitary group in Sudan killed at least 85 people, including women and children, after vandalising, looting and setting fire to a village, spreading terror throughout the region, authorities and residents said on Saturday, the latest bloodshed in the country’s devastating 18-month conflict. Sudan’s Foreign Ministry said in …
Read More »Firing took place in Oakland, California, 2 people died in the incident
Oakland (USA): The US city of Oakland was shaken by the sound of gunfire on Saturday morning. Two people died and two others were injured in this heartbreaking incident of sudden firing. The injured have been admitted to the hospital. The people of the entire area were terrified by the firing. …
Read More »After KP Oli became PM again, Nepal’s Foreign Minister Rana is coming to India on August 18, know what will be special
Kathmandu: After the re-formation of KP Sharma Oli’s government in Nepal, Foreign Minister Arju Deuba Rana is coming to New Delhi on Sunday for a five-day visit to India. A Nepal minister gave this information on Friday. This visit has been approved in the cabinet meeting. This program was earlier …
Read More »Know for whom the United Nations called Sheikh Hasina’s coup in Bangladesh a historic occasion, said something unique
Geneva/Dhaka: A shocking statement from the United Nations Human Rights has come out regarding the coup of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh. UN Human Rights Chief Volker Turk has called the coup of Sheikh Hasina a historic opportunity for others. Along with this, he said that there is …
Read More »A case of Mpox has also been reported in Pakistan, the virus was found in a person who returned from Saudi Arabia
Pakistan Mpox Case: The first case of Mpox has been reported in Pakistan this year. The virus has been confirmed in a person who recently returned from Saudi Arabia. ARY News has given this information quoting the Ministry of Health. A man from Mardan arrived in Pakistan on August 3. …
Read More »Trump got angry at Kamala Harris, said ‘I am very angry, I can make personal attacks’
Washington: The war of words between the leaders has intensified regarding the presidential election in America. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said that he is “very angry” with Vice President Kamala Harris and can make personal attacks on the Democratic Party candidate and his rival in the election. Former President …
Read More »Taliban imposed ban, 80 percent of girls in Afghanistan are unable to go to school: UNESCO
Kabul: The Taliban have deliberately deprived 1.4 million girls in Afghanistan from going to school through restrictions. A United Nations agency gave this information on Thursday. Afghanistan is the only country in the world where women are banned from pursuing secondary and higher secondary education. The Taliban, which came to …
Read More »More than 40,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza so far, know how many are injured
Deir al-Balah: More than 40,000 Palestinians have been killed so far in the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. The region’s health ministry gave this information on Thursday. The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry said that 92,401 people have been injured in the Israeli attack in the area and more than …
Read More »Japan’s Prime Minister announced to step down, will not contest the next election
New Delhi. Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced his resignation. He said that he will step down in September. His three-year term is ending in September. Along with this, he will also not contest the election for the party president. Japan’s government TV channel has confirmed the announcement of …
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