Washington DC: President Biden made his first trip to the Middle East last week, visiting Israel and Saudi Arabia. While the trip yielded little in the way of flashy announcements — like new normalization agreements or Saudi Arabia boosting oil production — it did demonstrate
New York: There are many forces assaulting journalism around the world: misinformation, pressures on revenue models, and a growing trend of autocrats attacking press freedoms. One journalist who has faced up to all of these attacks in the most high-profile way imaginable is the Filipino
London: For decades, it was believed that people suffer from depression because the brain chemical serotonin is out of balance. However, a University College London analyzed past research reports and found no clear evidence that serotonin levels or the chemical's activity predispose to depression. The research
ISLAMABAD: Peace and Culture Organisation Chairperson Mushaal Hussein Mullick said that Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman Yasin Malik was battling for life in notorious Tihar jail as he was deprived of all legal, constitutional and fundamental human rights. Speaking at a hunger strike camp set
New Delhi: Two days after Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair walked out of Tihar Jail, the journalist said that he will continue to call out hate-mongers, the Deccan Herald reported. “The first thing I will do is install Twitter [after getting a new phone and a
New Delhi: Indian media have claimed that Border Security Force (BSF) arrested a Pakistani citizen in Srigangagar district of the Indian state of Rajasthan, who allegedly crossed the border with the intention to kill blasphemer BJP leader. The Indian media claimed that the BSF arrested the
Kozhikode: Three Indian police officers have been suspended pending inquiry over lapses in the incident that led to the death of a 42-year-old man who was taken into police custody regarding a road accident. A sub-inspector, an assistant SI and a civil police officer of Vadakara
Islamabad: Pakistan strongly condemned India for implicating Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman Yasin Malik in two more “three decades old fictitious cases in a clear attempt to politically victimise him and forcing him to observe hunger strike unto death”. In a statement, the Foreign Office
New Delhi: A Facebook post by a General Manager of the India Today media group that insulted President-elect Draupadi Murmu has gone viral on the internet. General Manager of ‘India Today’ Indranil Chatterjee has made offensive comments against President-elect Draupadi Murmu. He had commented that he
New Delhi: Amid plans for beautification and redevelopment of the Samaleswari temple in Western Odisha’s Sambalpur, the livelihoods of Dalit daily wagers are on the line. The 250-crore project was launched in 2021. It is being carried out under Samaleswari Temple Area Management and Local Economy