Rising Tensions: Israel Intensifies Airstrikes on Beirut, Uncertainty Over Hezbollah Leader’s Fate

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah reached a critical point on September 28, as Israel launched a series of powerful airstrikes on Beirut. The attacks, which targeted Hezbollah’s command center, were unprecedented in scale, signaling a sharp escalation in hostilities that have spanned nearly a year. Amid the chaos, speculation over the fate of…

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India’s Semiconductor Push: A Strategic Step Towards Technological Sovereignty

India’s recent moves to establish itself as a key player in the global semiconductor industry are being seen as a critical step towards technological sovereignty and economic security. The announcement of a US-India collaboration to build a multi-material fabrication unit dedicated to national security marks a historic moment, not just for military cooperation, but for…

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India’s Fast-Track Courts for Sex Crimes Falter Amid State Apathy and Judicial Shortfalls

 India’s overburdened judicial system frequently takes years to try cases ·       Delhi tried to incentivise states by funding 60% of sex-crime tribunal costs ·       Target for number of fast-track courts cut due to low state interest, lack of judges ·       Some opposition-led states slow in setting up such courts Government’s Ambitious Plan Falls Short The Indian government’s plan…

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Shigeru Ishiba: Japan’s Maverick Leader Takes the Helm Amid Political Crisis

A New Face in Turbulent Times In a closely contested and dramatic leadership race, Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has selected veteran politician Shigeru Ishiba as the nation’s next prime minister. Ishiba, a former defense minister and seasoned lawmaker, emerged victorious in a run-off election, edging out the hardline nationalist Sanae Takaichi. His win…

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Tragedy in Hathras: Class II Boy Sacrificed in Horrific Black Magic Ritual for School’s Success

A Shocking Revelation In a deeply disturbing case, the murder of a Class II student in Hathras has been linked to a black magic ritual, allegedly performed to bring prosperity and success to a local school. The innocent child, whose father is a software engineer in Delhi, was tragically sacrificed by the school’s director and…

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Exciting Opportunity: Australia to Offer 1,000 Work and Travel Visas to Indian Students Starting October 1

Australia will start providing up to 1,000 work and holiday visas each year to Indian citizens beginning October 1, 2024. This move is part of the India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI-ECTA), which aims to strengthen ties between the two nations. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal announced the development during his recent visit…

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Chinese Nuclear Submarine Sinking: A Major Setback for Beijing’s Naval Ambitions

China’s ambitions to build a world-class navy suffered a significant blow with the sinking of one of its newest nuclear-powered attack submarines earlier this year. This incident, confirmed by a senior US defense official, marks a potential embarrassment for Beijing, which has aggressively sought to expand its military capabilities in recent years. The Incident: What…

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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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Supreme Court Freezes Byju’s Debt Case Over BCCI Payment, Stops Meetings for Now

The ongoing insolvency proceedings against the ed-tech giant Byju’s have taken a significant turn, with the Supreme Court of India ordering a temporary halt in the process. On Thursday, the Court reserved its verdict on an appeal filed by the US-based financial creditor Glas Trust, which is challenging the decision of the National Company Law…

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