South Asia
Branson’s Necker Island: Conservation or Greenwashing for the Elite?
In a world grappling with ecological collapse and staggering wealth disparities, few stories land with the nuanced thud…
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Rs 21.5 crore gold, Rs 28.5 crore cash recovered from bus driver’s house in West Bengal
What does it really mean when a retired bus driver is found with a mountain of gold and cash – specifically, over Rs 50 crore in total assets? It means the
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Australia Takes Aim at Telegram Over Pro-Terror Content
Australia's move to haul Telegram to court for its alleged failure to remove pro-terror material could have major implications for online content regulation globally.
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The Lion’s Roar: Why Alexander’s Leadership Quote Still Resonates Today
We often celebrate individual talent but forget that without strong leadership, even brilliant individuals will fail to achieve greatness. Alexander the Great's iconic quote is a reminder that leadership transcends personal brilliance, requiring a unifying vision and courage to inspire a team.
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What lies beneath the veneer of peace in Jammu and Kashmir?
As tensions run high in Jammu and Kashmir, even the mundane carries a deadly edge, forcing us to question what lies beneath the surface.
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What will happen if lions go extinct?
What will happen if lions go extinct is a question that has been on the minds of conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts for decades. The potential conse
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India’s green shift gains pace with Poonawalla Vision’s Lohum Cleantech bet
India's industrial backbone is shifting into high gear, with Poonawalla Vision's significant investment in Lohum Cleantech, a pioneering venture in battery recycling and critical materials, poised to secure India's future wealth and industrial dominance.
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Pakistanis Living Abroad Face Rising Threats of Violence and Discrimination
The brutal killing of four Pakistanis in South Africa has exposed a deeper issue of violence and discrimination faced by Pakistanis living abroad. Can technology play a role in addressing these concerns and ensuring their safety and security?
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Lessons from the Japanese White-Eye: A Cautionary Tale of Invasive Species.
A century-old decision in Hawaii has left a lasting legacy, highlighting the challenges of managing ecosystems and the importance of responsible environmental stewardship.
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Rawadari: Pakistani Military Attacks Killed or Injured Nearly 1,200 Afghan Civilians Since December 2024 – KabulNow
The situation in Rawadari is escalating, with reports of Pakistani military attacks killing or injuring nearly 1,200 Afghan civilians since December 2024.
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India takes strong stance against Ukraine attacks on commercial vessels
India takes a strong stance against Ukraine attacks on commercial vessels, urging restraint and a peaceful solution to the conflict.
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