CONGRESS STAVES OFF CRISIS IN HIMACHAL FOR NOW, 6 REBELS DISQUALIFIED The crisis that gripped the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh following cross-voting by six of its MLAs in the Rajya Sabha election on Tuesday seems to have blown over for now. All six MLAs were disqualified under
HAMAS CHIEF BALANCES NEGOTIATION AND PREPAREDNESS FOR CONFLICT Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh expressed a dual approach on Wednesday, indicating flexibility in negotiations with Israel regarding the Gaza war while maintaining readiness for further conflict. In a televised address, Haniyeh
MARCOS SAYS PHILIPPINES ON 'FRONTLINE' OF MARITIME DISPUTES, WILL NOT CEDE 'ONE SQUARE INCH' Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos addressed Australia's parliament, emphasizing his country's role in maintaining regional peace amid maritime disputes with China. Marcos pledged to defend the P
CONGRESS FIREFIGHTS TO SAVE SUKHU GOVT IN HIMACHAL The Congress top brass on Wednesday rushed former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar to Shimla to parley with members of the party which is facing loss of support and risks losing power in the state.
NETANYAHU CONFIRMS CEASEFIRE TALKS AMID GAZA OFFENSIVE PLANS Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that if a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is reached, the military offensive in Rafah could be "delayed somewhat." Netanyahu also mentioned that total victory in Gaza is "we
MARCOS JR.: LEARN FROM HISTORY MANILA — President Marcos emphasized the importance of learning from history and urged Filipinos to seek information from various sources before making judgments. In a video message, he highlighted the need for politicians to prioritize serving the peopl
CONGRESS ALLEGES I-T DEPT WITHDREW 65CR FROM ITS ACCOUNTS Earlier this week, the Congress party alleged that the Income Tax Department instructed banks to transfer over Rs. 65 crore from the accounts of the Congress, the Youth Congress (IYC) and the National Students’ Union of India (
FORMER PAKISTANI OFFICIAL RECANTS POLL RIGGING ALLEGATIONS A former senior bureaucrat in Pakistan, Liaquat Ali Chattha, who previously alleged that 13 candidates from Rawalpindi were forcefully declared winners in elections, retracted his accusations on Thursday. Chattha stated that he
CHINA DESTROYED AT LEAST 21,000 ACRES OF CORAL REEFS: CSIS REPORT Through the use of commercial satellite imagery and reconstructed statistics on fishing activities, a new report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ (CSIS) showed that China’s activities have
FARMERS' AGITATION: YOUTH’S DEATH TAKES CENTRE STAGE The death of Shubhkaran Singh, a 22-year-old farmer from Bathinda’s Ballo village, cast a shadow over any chance of a resolution between protesting farmers and the Centre, as demands gathered pace to declare him a “marty