Qantas ‘Ghost Flights’ Scandal: How Australia’s Iconic Airline Misled Nearly One Million Passengers

Qantas Airways, known as the “Spirit of Australia,” has found itself embroiled in a massive scandal that has tarnished its reputation. Recent revelations from court documents have shown that the airline misled nearly a million passengers by selling tickets for thousands of flights that had already been cancelled. The controversy, which has resulted in heavy…

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Putin Warns of Expanded Nuclear Doctrine in Response to Western Threats

Putin warns West over nuclear powers supporting strikes ·       Russia is changing its nuclear doctrine, Putin says ·       Says conventional attack could lead to nuclear response ·       Ukraine says Russia has only nuclear blackmail left President Vladimir Putin issued a stark warning to the West on Wednesday, announcing that Russia’s nuclear doctrine has been expanded to address new…

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BAPS Temple in Sacramento Vandalized with Hate Message: Second Incident in 10 Days

A disturbing act of vandalism targeted the BAPS (Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha) Hindu Temple in Sacramento, California, on Wednesday, marking the second such incident within just 10 days. Hate-filled graffiti, including the message “Hindus go back!”, was found scrawled across the temple’s walls, sparking outrage and concern among the local Hindu community. This incident…

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Sri Lanka’s New Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya: A Leader with Deep Indian Ties

A Historic Milestone for Sri Lanka Sri Lanka recently appointed its 16th prime minister, Harini Amarasuriya, an academic-turned-politician with significant ties to India. Her appointment marks a historic milestone for the island nation, as she becomes the first woman to hold the office since 2000 and only the third in Sri Lankan history. Amarasuriya’s rise…

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India and Bangladesh Engage in First Bilateral Talks Post-Government Change in Dhaka

In the wake of the recent political transition in Bangladesh, India has initiated its first high-level bilateral engagement with the new regime. This critical meeting took place in New York, on the sidelines of the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), marking a significant moment in India-Bangladesh relations since the ouster of…

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India’s Diplomatic Tightrope: Navigating Anura Dissanayake’s Presidency in Sri Lanka

As Anura Kumara Dissanayake ascends to the presidency of Sri Lanka, India faces a critical juncture in its diplomatic and strategic relations with its southern neighbor. Dissanayake’s leadership comes at a time of severe economic turmoil and deep societal unrest in Sri Lanka, with implications that stretch beyond its borders. His Marxist ideology, coupled with…

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Odisha Activist Advocates for Paid Menstrual Leave at UN: A Global Push for Women’s Rights

Ranjeeta Priyadarshini, a social activist from Odisha, recently made headlines by advocating for paid menstrual leave during the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) ‘Summit of the Future’ event in New York. As a tireless champion of women’s rights, she has gained international recognition for her campaign to secure 1-2 days of paid menstrual leave…

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