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From practising yoga at the United Nations to having dinner with Vice President Joe Biden… Take a look at the whole schedule for the Prime Minister.

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Prime Minister

From practising yoga at the United Nations to having dinner with Vice President Joe Biden… Take a look at the whole schedule for the Prime Minister. Vinay Kwatra, the Indian government’s Foreign Secretary, provided additional information of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s itinerary while he was in the United States from June 21 to June 23. … Read more

A boat carrying guests to a wedding capsized in Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of over one hundred people and the disappearance of several others.

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boat carrying guests

The office of the Governor of Kwara, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, has issued a statement in which they offer their condolences to the families of those who have been slain and indicate that the Governor “continues to monitor the rescue efforts already mounted since Monday night in search of possible survivors.” An overloaded boat that was returning … Read more

The nuclear arsenals of both the aggressive Chinese and the insolvent Pakistanis increased at a quicker rate than that of India.

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nuclear arsenals

As of January 2023, the total number of nuclear weapons in stockpiles across the globe amounted to approximately 12,512. According to the SIPRI’s yearbook, out of these, about 9,576 warheads were kept in military stocks for the purpose of possible use. According to the most recent report published by the think tank SIPRI, nine nuclear-armed … Read more

“Farts will hit differently,” the speaker said. Double-decker plane seat design leaves internet split

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Farts will hit differently

When it comes time to book a seat on an aeroplane, you might find yourself in the future pondering the question, “Top or bottom?” Providing, of course, that airlines decide to adopt this particular configuration for their seats. This configuration stores luggage beneath the seats, eliminating the need for overhead bins in the aircraft and … Read more

United Arab Emirates: Dubai will have the largest airport in the world by the year 2050

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United Arab Emirates

According to a tweet from the urban master developer Dubai South, the largest airport in the world will be built in Dubai, coupled with a free zone that will be beneficial to business and housing opportunities. According to a tweet from the urban master developer Dubai South, the largest airport in the world will be … Read more

Pro-Khalistanis in Canada used a parade float depicting the killing of Indira Gandhi, which caused outrage on social media.

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Pro-Khalistanis in Canada

It is thought that the video was taken on June 4, just a few days before the 39th anniversary of Operation Blue Star, in which insurgent Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and other militants were murdered by the Indian Army in an operation carried out near the Golden Temple complex in Amritsar. It would appear that pro-Khalistan … Read more

India is not a member of any military alliance, thus China’s concerns about its relations with the United States are unfounded, according to the deputy national security adviser.

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United States

“India does not believe in being a partner in military alliances,” the statement read. Despite this, we are a partner for a large number of countries, notably in the areas of military and defence. And the alliance is a completely different perception of it, as well as a very different allusion to it. Vikram Misri, … Read more

Leaders from around the world have expressed their condolences and offered their support to India following the train catastrophe in Odisha.

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train catastrophe in Odisha

Even though rescue and relief activities are still underway in Balasore, Odisha, world leaders have expressed their sorrow over the loss of life that resulted from the catastrophic railway accident that occurred there. A number of world leaders, including the President of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, as well as the Prime Minister of Canada and a … Read more

The plan to raise the debt ceiling in the United States has received widespread support from members of both parties in the House, and it will now go to the Senate.

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House

By a vote of 314 to 117, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives decided to send the legislation to the Senate. The Senate must now pass the legislation and send it to the desk of President Joe Biden by the Monday deadline, when it is anticipated that the federal government will no longer have enough money … Read more

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