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Russia-Ukraine War: A detailed Analysis of the year-long war
Russian forces launched an invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, causing significant attacks in...
Kerala CUSAT Stampede; 4 Students Killed!
CUSAT (Cochin University of Science and Technology) annual festival turns into a nightmare with crowds...
Army officers slain in an ongoing anti-terror operation in Rajouri, J&K
According to a defense official stationed in Jammu, cooperative activities in the Gulabgarh forest of...
Afghanistan Embassy Closed In India!
The Afghanistan embassy in New Delhi announced on Friday that it will be closing permanently,...
Bihar’s Chief Minister wants to outlaw Halal goods like UP does
Union Minister Giriraj Singh has called for a ban on the production, storage, distribution, and...
Indian Student of age 26, Shot dead in US
Aaditya Adlakha, a 26-year-old Indian doctoral student died after being shot inside a car in...
Niagara Falls Explosion, 2 dead
On Wednesday at a checkpoint in Niagara Falls, a car rushing toward a US –...
Skeptical Pneumonia In China, Another Pandemic?
China's National Health Commission officials on November 13, 2023, revealed an increase in the nation's...
The Maldives to fortify their islands in front line battle with Rising Water
The Maldives is the vacation destination preferred by the world's most common and wealthy man. The Maldives are a group of coral atolls formed by the sunken summits of an old volcanic mountain range. None of the islands rise more than six feet (1.8 meters) above sea level; they are all low-lying. The islands are shielded from the damaging impacts of monsoons by barrier reefs. The northeast monsoon offers dry and mild breezes from December to March, whereas the southwest monsoon brings the rainy season, which runs from May to August. The autonomous island nation of Maldives is located in the north-central Indian Ocean. It is made up of a series of roughly 1,200 tiny atolls, or clusters, of sandbanks and coral islands, 200 of which are inhabited. Are the Maldives drowning?...
Bangladesh Sustains Jamaat-e-Islami’s Ban
Jamaat-e-Islami, a significant opposition party with millions of followers was prohibited from running for office in 2013 after high court judges determined that its charter contradicted the country's secular constitution, which is predominantly Muslim. Bangladesh's upcoming general elections are scheduled on January 7. Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan led a five-member Supreme Court Appellate Division bench that issued the verdict. The primary attorney for Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami failed to show up in court citing "personal problems," and his earlier motion to postpone the case for six weeks was also denied. Jamaat has filed a case with the Supreme Court to contest the judgment in 2014 and 2018, when they were barred from taking part in elections. Ten years ago, the High Court's ruling nullified the party's Election Commission registration, prohibiting it from running for office or using party emblems. However, it did not forbid it from taking involved in politics. In a two-day nationwide walkout that got underway on Sunday, Jamaat joined the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). In order for a neutral government to conduct elections in Bangladesh before the January 7 election, the opposition, which includes the BNP, Jamaat, and other minor parties, has asked that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resign from office. Why Jamaat-e-Islami ban?...
