Strong typhoon Bebinka has hit the commercial city of Shanghai. Local authorities said it was the strongest storm to hit the city in 75 years. Due to this storm, many flights have been canceled, train schedules have been delayed. Typhoon Bebinka hit Shanghai at around 7:30 am local time on Monday (September 15). The Joint […]
Read MoreJapan, one of the top economies in the world, currently has 362,500,000 people aged 65 and over. As a percentage, 29.3 percent of the country’s total population is now elderly. Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced this information in a statement on Sunday (September 15). According to the statement, the number of elderly […]
Read MoreAfter a few months of hiatus, clashes between Kukis living in the hilly areas and Meiteis of the plains in the Indian state of Manipur have started again. The government is being criticized for not being able to unite the two sides of the conflict that started more than a year ago. Government figures say […]
Read MoreA sweet little member has arrived in the family of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A picture of Modi hugging and kissing him has gone viral recently. Everyone has seen that pet calf, and got curious, it happens! Bonsai cow? There is speculation. According to Indian media, the new member is Divya Khoshmejaj at the […]
Read MoreAs per the latest news reports, there will be no limit to the number of visitors visiting Bhutan. With regard to this, Chief Marketing Officer of Bhutan Tourism Carissa Nimah assured this and addressed all concerns about putting a cap on visitors. As international tourism continues to grow, with the reopening of borders, Bhutan is […]
Read MorePresident Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, on Monday, remarked that increasing greenery and planting trees are cost-effective and efficient solutions to combat environmental impacts. He made the remark via a post on social media platform X on the occasion of World Ozone Day (WOD). The theme for this year’s WOD is “Montreal Protocol: Advancing Climate Action” which […]
Read MoreThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cautioned that while Sri Lanka has made notable progress in its economic recovery, the nation is still vulnerable and must work to protect the hard-earned gains it has achieved so far, the President’s Media Division said. Speaking at an IMF press briefing on September 12, Director of the IMF […]
Read MoreUntil a couple of years ago, the first thing that caught the eye at the Kabul airport was a huge poster of Ahmed Shah Masood. Not only that, the main traffic circle of Kabul was also named after him. But everything changed after the Taliban came back to power. First, his picture was torn down […]
Read MoreIndians don’t trust Pakistan. Similarly, Pakistanis also do not trust India. However, Bangladeshis trust both countries almost equally, according to a recent survey by the Indian Center for Policy Research (CPR). The survey was conducted to see how attitudes towards other countries are changing among citizens of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan within South Asia. The […]
Read MoreNorth Korea for the first time showed images on Friday of the centrifuges that produce fuel for its nuclear bombs, as leader Kim Jong Un visited a uranium enrichment facility and called for more weapons-grade material to boost the arsenal. Photos of North Korea’s uranium enrichment facility may show an undeclared site for building nuclear […]
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